Rail Engineering and Design Safety Management - Adelaide
About This Event
Australian legislation now requires designers & project managers to demonstrate competence in EDSM as part of their mandatory licensing as a rail safety worker. This course will not only underpin the demonstration of the necessary skills, but provide unique insights & quality, practical guidance. Key Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate a sound understanding of the principles of EDSM
Appreciate risk in the context of the railway, design and safety management
Describe how design and the safety lifecycle interact and influence each other
Relate current best practice including safety standards such as EN50126 to your own business
Identify and use relevant standards to aid management of design risk
Identify hazards, assess risks and understand risk assessment and its approaches
Discover relevant standards and illustrate how risks in general should be managed
Describe different approaches to risk acceptance and ALARP and learn to apply the current and developing legislative requirements for rail design risk
Contribute to a safety plan and communicate safety-related information including hazard logs and other safety records
Understand the need for a risk based systems engineering lifecycle approach to enable built-in safety, value and performance
Make decisions which optimise system safety and engineering design requirements in a business context
Explain the concept of the designer as a rail safety worker and its implications
Use case studies to understand the potential for things to go wrong and develop the practical risk management skills
Understand project management, systems engineering and integration, validation and stakeholder management in the overall rail business context.
About the Course
This 3 day course provides engineers, managers and others involved in safety-related projects with a detailed understanding of the fundamentals of EDSM supported by competency based structure.
URLs:
Booking http://atnd.it/6625-1
Price: $ 4284.50 AUD
Speakers: Dr Howard Parkinson
Time: on Monday March 17, 2014 at 9:00 am and ends Wednesday March 19, 2014 at 5:00 pm.