Towards an integrated risk model for hydrocarbon industry operation

Bjm, Ale; Hanea, DM; Gulijk, Coen van; Lin, PH; Sillem, Simone; Hudson, Ptw

doi:10.1201/b11433-230

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“…Therefore, a means to explore the exchange of health and safety information on a general level is needed. The purpose of such an overview is to gain insight and enable or enhance prediction of the system or the phenomenon being studied [15]. Using "transparency" as an indicator for completeness of the information exchange, the authors set out to construct a health and safety information flow framework, and to add a societal domain extension to the holistic TEAM safety culture model, which connects organizations' internal aspects of safety and their mutual relations [16,17].…”

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The “Transparency for Safety” Triangle: Developing a Smart Transparency Framework to Achieve a Safety Learning Community

Lindhout

Reniers

2022

IJERPH

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Transparency about health and safety risks is a complex societal, moral, ethical and political concept. Full transparency does not come natural for any of the key stakeholder groups: organizations, authorities and the people. If safety information is not sufficiently shared between them, people and the environment can be harmed. The authors explored the literature on transparency in sharing health and safety information. The findings show that such transparency as a subject is abundant in the literature but the exchange of information is far from complete in practice. Health and safety information is shared both via internal flows within each stakeholder group and via external flows between them. All three main stakeholders in pursuit of true safety for their own reasons, building trust via sharing of health and safety information, require improvement in transparency and a safety information broker between them. This constitutes a smart transparency and information exchange framework. The authors recommend developing a transparency standard, to study cyber-socio-technical systems safety and to include currently underutilized experiential knowledge available from the general public in the societal discourse. The authors propose a societal domain extension to a holistic safety culture model in support of a learning safety community.

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The “Transparency for Safety” Triangle: Developing a Smart Transparency Framework to Achieve a Safety Learning Community

Lindhout

Reniers

2022

IJERPH

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“…(Ale et al 2011, Ale et al 2012a. It showed that fault-trees and bowties can be integrated with human performance models into a single Bayesian Belief Net (BBN) structure.…”

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Study on the optimal design for gas detectors using response surface method

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Safety, Reliability and Risk Analysis

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An integrated model for risk in a real-time environment for the hydrocarbon industry based on the CATS model for commercial aviation safety has been further developed. The approach described in earlier papers required Bayesian Belief Nets (BBN) to be developed for each process unit separately. A much more efficient method for developing the continuous BBNs is based on standard building blocks consisting of nodes for a piece of equipment and nodes for potential safety features. Elements of the BBN can be switched on or off as required. From the equipment inventory of a chemical plant a complete BBN can be built automatically. Humans are represented by multiple instances of the same BBN structure, but with different parameters. The resulting computer program calculates the frequency of Loss of Containment Accidents for an existing or a proposed plant including the effects of human behaviour and intervention, including rigorous handling of the uncertainties.

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