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Posted By Tracey Thompson
I am currently working on an NVQ4 in Occupational Health and Safety Practice and have arrived at a section which I have never covered before. I am required to produce a fault tree and event tree analysis and was wondering if there was anyone out there who could explain the process of putting one of these together. I have a rough idea and will need to apply a fault/event to this process with regard to either Education or Leisure. Can anyone help with this?
Tracey
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Posted By Dr G. FAY
Tracey:
Way back in 1988 there was a report entitled "Fault Tree Analysis of 615 Fatal Work Injury Events..." (FIRE)
Registration number: PB 89-138564
Available from NTIS (U. S Department of Commerce, National Technical Information Service)
Springfield, VA. 22161.
Title: Fault Tree Analysis of 615 Fatal Work Injury Events with Electrocution, Confined Spaces, Explosions, Welding and Power Tools. 52 pages.
Performing Organization:
Office of Health Services Research Department of Community Medicine West Wirginia University, Morgantown,
West Virginia 2506
Sponsoring Oganizations: ALOSH, NIOSH
It has excellent examples, You'll learn easily!
Sincerely,
Dr. Gyula FAY, emeritus Society Secretary of the
Hungarian Society of Safety Science
k.profes@chello.hu
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Posted By Rick.brady
You should ask this question in the study support forum and you will get lots of useful advice in there
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Posted By allan wood
do a google search and type in fault tree analysis some good examples and easy to follow
allan
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