Guest blog by Anthony Venetz from Across Safety Development Love them or hate them, drones are now a part of the aviation environment. They represent a huge spectrum of equipment types, use cases and operators, and somehow they all need to be managed so as to ensure the safety of manned aviation and people on [...]
In the previous ISO 31000 blog, we saw the inherent difficulties in incident analysis and learning from incidents. In this software blog, we focus on how IncidentXP helps tackle these difficulties. IncidentXP guides you through the process of incident investigation. 7 steps Notably, IncidentXP supports you in the following 7 steps: Fact-finding Timeline Event chaining [...]
Announcement The 5th edition… First preparations have started, provisional dates are in our calendar, September 24-25, 2020, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Please save the date for our biennial Barrier Based Risk Management Network Event 2020. Call for papers Do you have an interesting story to tell? Do you want to share how you deal with risks? [...]
In the previous ISO 31000 blogs, a plan has been drawn up and communicated clearly with the help of bowties. The next question then becomes, how do we know our plan is working as we had imagined? Is our paper world close to the reality of the real world? In ISO 31000’s framework, we Monitor [...]
Guest blog by David Hatch from Process Safety Integrity As BowtieXP users become more proficient in model development (often guided by the CCPS/EI concept book which includes significant contributions from CGE) they wish to exploit enhanced functionality to provide more accurate risk assessments to inform their decision making. Adding value to qualitative risk assessment (matrices) [...]
In preparation for our attendance at the Airport IT & Security conference, we have written a white paper: Understand, know & assure! Communicating risk with BowTies to improve business “Why do I need another tool, don’t I have enough to do?” we hear you say. Let us tell you why we think it may be [...]
Guest blog by Luca Fiorentini, from TECSA S.r.l. Managing the crowd at large events in public spaces is a difficult task. Prescriptive approaches are not suitable while partial performance and risk-based regulations (at a national and local level) revealed to be ineffective. Tragic recent events have demonstrated this (e.g. the Piazza San Carlo crowd incident [...]
We are always happy to tell you all about the added value of the CGE solutions, but nothing is more powerful than hearing about it from our customers. We always claim not to take our word for it, meaning trying the software yourself to see how it can support you in your operations. Or attend [...]
After the “Recording and Reporting” step, comes Communication and Consultation. OK, we must communicate – that is clear, but this can be a hassle. If we communicate too much no one will know what to listen to nor remember it. If we communicate too little, no one will understand the context or details of the [...]
Does your incident analysis approach enable you to find the root causes and take actions to prevent them in the future? Check out our first ever vlog about: The Differences Between Root Cause Analysis (RCA) & Barrier Failure Analysis (BFA). In this 2-minute vlog, Emma Verschoor (Product Manager) will explain what they have in common [...]
