OPERATING & SUPPORT HAZARD ANALYSIS (O&SHA)Duration: 2 Hours; Time 1:00PM EST 75 PowerPoint Slides Instructor: Hunter Austegard, Chief Technical Officer ATTENDED BY 8 PEOPLE IN MAY |
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This is a very comprehensive LIVE webinar on Operating & Support Hazard Analysis (O&SHA).
This webinar is more in-depth than covered in a System Safety course due to time limitations of courses to cover a large number of topics. Due to its high in-depth nature, this webinar has been and continues to be heavily attended.
The O&SHA covers the procedural activities of:
- operations,
- maintenance,
- testing,
- installation,
- transportation,
- emergency escape,
- egress,
- storage,
- training,
- rescue, and
- disposal.
The human is to be considered an element of the total system, receiving both inputs and initiating outputs during the conduct of this analysis thus creating an effective link between Human Factors Engineering analyses and system safety. HCRQ has interfaced with HFEs for many years.
This said, the O&SHA is typically one of the poorest performed system safety analyses which is a travesty since the weakest element in complex systems is human interaction. One of the reasons clients hire us is to critique their supplier O&SHAs which are often commenced far too late. Similar to SSPPs and HLs, O&SHAs are often a target during litigation.
Filling in the columns is only the first part. Operational Sequence Diagrams, and Indentured Task Lists may need to be used as well.
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