Topics
- Best practice including safety standards such as EN50126
- Risk in the context of the railway, design and safety management
- The principles of EDSM
- How design and the safety lifecycle interact and influence each other
- Hazards, risks, risk assessment and its approaches
- Standards to aid management of design risk
- Approaches to risk acceptance and ALARP and legislative requirements for rail design risk
- Standards and how risks in general should be managed
- The need for a risk based systems engineering lifecycle approach to enable built-in safety, value and performance
- Safety plan and safety-related information including hazard logs and other safety records
- The concept of the designer as a ‘rail safety worker’ and its implications
- Optimising system safety and engineering design requirements in a business context
- Project management, systems engineering and integration, validation and stakeholder management in the overall rail business context
- Case studies and practical risk management skills
Who should Attend
Project managers, decision makers, engineers, line managers, designers and others involved in the railway idustry.
