This revised 2nd edition of Engineering Risk Management presents engineering aspects of risk management. After an introduction to potential risks the authors presents management principles, risk diagnostics, analysis and treatments followed by examples of practical implementation in chemistry, physics and emerging technologies such as nanoparticles.

Autorentext

Thierry Meyer, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland; Genserik Reniers, University of Antwerp, Belgium.

Zusammenfassung

This revised 2nd edition of Engineering Risk Management presents engineering aspects of risk management. After an introduction to potential risks the authors presents management principles, risk diagnostics, analysis and treatments followed by examples of practical implementation in chemistry, physics and emerging technologies such as nanoparticles.

Inhalt

From the Contents:

Preface: Is risk management only a matter of financial?
Introduction to engineering and managing risks

• ISO31000
• Hazards and risks
• Risk perception
• Objectives of engineering risk management (Risk Identification, Risk Analysis, Risk Handling, Risk Monitoring)
• Management techniques
  Risk management principles
• Introduction to risk management
• Heinrich pyramid
• Incident/accident
• Risk modeling (static and dynamic)
  Risk evaluation and prioritization
• PDCA (PlanDoCheckAct) concept, Deming wheel
• Crisis management (example Katrina Hurricane)
• High Reliability Organizations and systemic risks
  Risk diagnostic and analysis
• Introduction to risk assessment techniques
• HAZOP
• FMECA
• FTA / ETA
• Risk matrix
  Risk treatment/reduction
• Prevention
• Protection
• Precautionary principle
• Risk mitigation; STOP (strategic, technical, operational and personal) principle
• Risk recording
• Risk management plan
• Business continuity plan
  Event analysis
• How and why analyzing accidents
• Anatomy of an accident
• The causal tree method
• Examples
  Examples of practical implementation of engineering risk management
• Chemistry field
• Physical hazards (lasers, cryogenics, ..)
• Emerging technologies (nanoparticles)