Fault Tree Analysis as a Tool to Increase the Level of Security in an Enterprise

  • Ignac-Nowicka J
  • Krenický T
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Technological progress, as well as the development of the sciences on occupational health and safety, increased safety and improved working conditions in enterprises of even the most onerous industries. To maintain the required level of safety, preventive actions are taken to identify all hazards in the workplace. In practice, many methods are used to identify hazards depending on the type of technological processes and the types of workstations analyzed. The article presents the advantages of the fault tree analysis method as a tool to support the process safety management in the enterprise. The article presents features of the fault tree analysis method as a tool for better security management in an enterprise. Cause and effect relationships between events in the fault tree schema on selected examples were examined. Indirect and direct causes of accidents and failures in the enterprise have been identified, including human errors (human factor). The use of the fault tree analysis method to support accident and failure risk assessment in an industrial plant was also analyzed.

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Ignac-Nowicka, J., & Krenický, T. (2018). Fault Tree Analysis as a Tool to Increase the Level of Security in an Enterprise. Multidisciplinary Aspects of Production Engineering, 1(1), 719–725. https://doi.org/10.2478/mape-2018-0091

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