Training Introduction
The Case Studies for Learning from Major Incidents Training Course provides participants with a practical and analytical approach to understanding major industrial disasters and improving operational safety and reliability. The course examines root causes, preventive measures, and lessons learned across a range of industries, including oil and gas, nuclear, aviation, marine, and process sectors.
Participants will explore how analytical techniques—such as reliability analysis, multi-criteria decision-making, and artificial intelligence—can be applied to risk management, safety, and operational resilience. Through interdisciplinary approaches, the course connects theory with real-world applications to enhance plant reliability, decision-making, and continuity of operations.
Key Focus Areas of this Course:
- Learning from failures and understanding safety systems.
- Risk management, assessment, and decision-making strategies.
- Reliability engineering techniques including FMEA, RCM, and Fault Tree Analysis.
- Socio-technical aspects of risk, disasters, and organizational resilience.
- Modeling and multiple criteria decision analysis for operational safety.
- Applying lessons learned from major incidents across industries to improve processes.
By the end of this course, participants will have the knowledge to analyze failures, implement preventive strategies, and strengthen organizational resilience and safety culture.
