Evaluating accidents in the offshore drilling of petroleum: Regional picture and reducing impact

Ismail, Zubaidah; Kong, Keen Kuan; Othman, Siti Zulaikha; Law, Kim Hing; Khoo, Shin Yee; Ong, Zhi Chao; Shirazi, Sharif Moniruzzaman

doi:10.1016/j.measurement.2014.01.027

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“…It is evident for example from work by [Cha 2014]. A language problem or a language barrier are mentioned also in others works [Ismail 2014;Paul 2013;Guldenmund 2013]. These authors mentioned the language problem as one of the factors influencing the risk of an accident at work.…”

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confidence: 91%

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The increasing need for a labour in the Czech Republic and other countries of Central Europe will lead to employing of foreigner workers. It is possible to assume that foreigners will be employed in positions, where the chosen decision can result in major accidents with fatal injuries followed by environmental or a property damage. These actors include operators in chemical or power plants, etc. As can be seen from foreign experience, poorly understood information leads to wrong decision-making process of operator resulting in accidents. The aim of this work is to map the situation in countries with traditionally large share of working foreigners (for example UK, France, Germany, etc.) and to identify the ways for prevention of these types of accidents. Subsequently, to create the set of recommendations for companies, which desire to employ foreign workers.

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“…In spite of many applied precaution systems ocean engineering structures may undergo failures [1,2]. The main causes of the failures are the following: corrosion wear, collisions with vessels, excessive operational loads, material defects, fatigue of materials, improper construction as well as workmanship [3][4][5][6].…”

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Underwater Wet Repair Welding of API 5L X65M Pipeline Steel

Rogalski

Łabanowski

2017

Polish Maritime Research

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This paper presents results of the research of effect of polymer insulation of pipeline made of API 5L X65M steel as well as underwater wet welding parameters on properties of joints made by covered electrodes. Effect of heat input on structure and hardness of joints during repair of underwater pipeline was analyzed. Welding defects like microcracks, micro-lacks of fusion, slag inclusions, as well as HAZ hardness increase over an assumed acceptance criterion for welded joints in pipes without anticorrosion polymer insulation, were identified. A significant effect of polimer insulation on structure and properties of welded joints, was found.

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“…Literary overview From a literary overview results that the quantification of the probability of occurrence of the error by the user is mainly addressed with in the nuclear field [4][5][6], where a possible error could cause very serious consequences of an extremely large number of people. Nevertheless, studies concerning HRA can be found also in the Industrial Process [7,8] Avionics [9,10], Railway [11,12] and Healthcare fields [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. Regarding this context field the main HRA-techniques used are: FTA, FMEA/FMECA, THERP, RCA CREAM, HCR and TESEO but there is no one study that concerns the evaluation of human reliability in the specific use of medical devices.…”

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“…Like "level 8" but operator workload is incompatible with available time 10 Emergency activities, serious impact on patient, workload is incompatible with available time Low probability that the operator undergoes damage [4][5] Real chance that the operator undergoes damage [6][7][8] High probability that the operator undergoes damage 9-10 Inevitable exposure to one or more risk (see 3 rd parameter description to know possible risks) The environmental conditions incompatible with the activities, possible vibration or noise, the operator could work and use the device during night-shift Very complex procedural and/or organizational managements are required. Same activities are not managed, coordinated, planned and controlled in an appropriate manner 10 Very complex procedural and/or organizational managements are required.…”

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Risk assessment in the use of medical devices: A proposal to evaluate the impact of the human factor

Catelani

Ciani

Risaliti

2014

2014 IEEE International Symposium on Medical Measurements and Applications (MeMeA)

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In the last years technological development have led to an increase in the reliability and safety of the medical devices. However it is not possible to analyze the reliability of such systems without considering the "human factor" and the man's role in the dynamics of accidents. Assessing the probability of occurrence of the error by the user is not simple, in fact the variables are many and always different depending on the context. Starting from an overview of the literature focused especially on Healthcare field, this study proposes a procedure to evaluate the risk linked to the human factor in the use of medical devices. Considering life cycle of the device, level of cognitive engagement of tasks, environmental conditions, stress, sense of responsibility, level of training and experience, this semiquantitative procedure gives information about level of risk associated to the human error in the usage of medical devices in terms of "risk indexes". In addition, it would be useful to compare more devices to each others, to reduce risk if it is applied in the design phase of the device, to facilitate users making devices more user-friendly, to improve performances and efficiency of medical devices. The procedure is applied to evaluate and compare the risk linked to the human error in the use of two in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVD).

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Evaluating accidents in the offshore drilling of petroleum: Regional picture and reducing impact

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