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Sûreté nucléaire : fiabilité humaineSciences et les situations à risques (ERE)
Nuclear Safety: Human Reliability
Teaching unit Sciences and Risk Situations · ERE09IGR_SITRISQ
3ECTS (EU)
0Coefficient
6:00Hours
Séquencement
Learning objectives
Know methods for integrating the human factor into safety studies
Prerequisites
| Module | Teaching unit | Semester |
|---|---|---|
| Nuclear Safety - Design of Installations | Sciences and Risk Situations | S9 |
Watching Fukushima movies (1h)
Program
In the light of the analysis of the film, the description of nuclear safety and radiation protection of nuclear workers, the corpus of texts, the Recuperare method and the analysis of incidents, the following concepts will be discussed in a dynamic and interactive way:
- Industrial risks: a field of study for ergonomists
- Ergonomics and industrial risk prevention
- Multidisciplinary FH Group within an Industrial Risk Management Department
- Ergonomics Sociology Human Reliability (EFH)
- Human physical and cognitive dimensions
- Man element of "reliability bankrupt"
- Limitations of safety approaches in terms of human error
- Aid system in decisions
- Examples
- Adaptation processes / corrections
- Physical and mental condition
- Installation & process
- Physical environment : Ambiances, Workstation dimensioning, Signals & tracking
- Regulation & Requirements
- Operating rules,
- Work organization, responsibilities
- Working tools, Individual
- Capacity, physical health, mental condition
- Knowledge, experience, training Team
- Collective operation
- Collective culture
- Risk culture,
- Production objectives
- External impacts Conclusion
Assessment
Evaluated with the module "Nuclear Safety – Facility Design"
Skills
1| Ref. | Verb | Description | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| C7 | implement | Ensure the operational application of devices related to identified risks | 3 |