Wildfires Wildfires have been in news this year, perhaps most notably in Hawaii, where hurricane winds, parched grass, and electrical sparks combined to create a fire that consumed a town. Closer to home, fire services were stretched to the limit when wildfires struck across the UK last year. This Hazards Forum event demonstrates how this …
HUMAN DECISIONS AND SYSTEM PERFORMANCE: QUICKFIRE Q&A Richard Roff Human decisions and system performance event Chair and Group Process Safety Director at Costain We’re thrilled to have you chair our Human decisions and system performance event in December, what are you most looking forward to during the evening? I’m looking forward to hearing some real …
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DATA AND INFORMATION SHARING FOR SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT: QUICKFIRE Q&A Marc McBride Data and information sharing for safety and environmental benefit webinar chair Principal Inspector – Nuclear Safety at ONR We’re delighted to have you chair our webinar this week, what are you looking forward to most? I think we will hear from our …
WILDFIRES: QUICKFIRE Q&A Alex Carroll Wildfires event Chair Hazards Safety Case Engineer – HPC External Hazards, EDF Nuclear Services We’re delighted to have you chair our Wildfires event this week, what are you looking forward to most, on the evening? First and foremost, meeting all the delegates and speakers, with what already promises to be …
AI workshop In July, the Hazards Forum had the pleasure of visiting the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) site in Buxton, UK. The HSE kindly hosted our hybrid Artificial Intelligence (AI) workshop which brought together presenters from Thales, Office for Nuclear Regulation and University of York, along with other experts in the hazards fields, both in-person and online. Workshop objectives The Emerging Technology Interest Group …
The Royal Academy of Engineering publishes two reports on resilience Our Member, the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) has recently published two reports that discuss the importance of building and strengthening resilience. Building resilience The Building resilience: lessons from the Academy’s review of the National Secuirty Risk Assessment methodology report outlines principles for good practice …
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