How can we make the most of human actions in ESD?
Taking human action into account in risk control measures
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How can we make the most of human actions in ESD?
Taking human action into account in risk control measures

Author : Olivier IDDIR

Publication date: September 10, 2014, Review date: November 13, 2016 | Lire en français

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1. How can we make the most of human actions in ESD?

When man acts as a safety barrier. Estimating its performance in the event of an accident is a difficult task, so that it is often difficult to value it as an "effective" barrier that can be used as a risk control measure (RCM), in the same way as a technical measure.

It is, however, unanimously recognized that human action can be valorized as MMR. In its OMEGA 10 report, INERIS defines two categories of MMR involving human action.

  • Human MMR: MMR made up of human activity that counteracts the chain of events likely to lead to an accident.

  • Manual safety systems (MSS): MMR involving both technical and human elements.

The third category (technical MMR) does not involve human action. These three categories of MMR are represented in the figure "Characterization...

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