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Forthcoming events

The Energy Institute is pleased to be cosponsoring the following event which includes members of the Human and Organisational Factors Work Group.

Ergonomics Society Human & Organisational Factors in the Oil, Gas & Chemical Industries
7-8 October 2008
Manchester Conference Centre, UK
Conference theme: Sharing Good Practise
See: http://www.ergonomics.org.uk/page.php?s=6&p=140

At this event, Bill Gall member of the EI Human and Organisational Factors Working Group will be presenting his recently published work commissioned by the EI HOFWG on investigating and analysing human and organisational factors of incidents and accidents.  Bill will be discussing the guidance document which was commission by the EI HOFWG with the support of the HSE following an extensive review of the literature on accident investigation, as well as from interviews and discussion with users and developers of these investigation and analysis methods. Each incident or accident is a learning opportunity, but one that can be wasted unless the effort put into investigating and analysing it focuses on discovering its true underlying causes rather than on the people directly involved and the immediate causes of their failure.

For more information and to download the accident investigation guidance click here


Learning from Accidents - EPSC International Conference 2008: Are We Doing Enough to Share the Lessons of Major Incidents?
Thursday 9 October – Friday 10 October, Antwerp, Belgium

EPSC has recently concluded work on Learning from Accidents which focuses on the use of incident reporting and action management systems for process safety incidents in several member companies. The Centre is to now hold a major public conference on contemporary leading edge approaches to near miss and incident management from reporting through investigation to resolution and the subsequent learning processes which reduce the odds of a future event
http://www.epsc.org/data/files/Learning%20from%20Accidents/Programme.pdf

 

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