This course focuses on the basic elements of risk analysis, accident investigation and safety management for the railways. The course starts off with a discussion of the foundational issues in safety and risk management and supplements it with basic risk analysis techniques for the railways, allowing learners to gain a deepened understanding of the mechanics of safety and risk management.
A significant amount of time is dedicated to accident investigations and accident reports because they provide key insights into the problems, solutions and management of safety. The delivery of safety is treated through railway safety regulations and management. Finally, the course discusses the keystone of successful implementation through safety management systems for the railways.
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Level | Technical |
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Partner Details | Coen van Gulijk is a professor of railway safety and risk at the University of Huddersfield. Coen works on the IT transformation of Safety Management Systems and Risk Analysis for the GB railways. He has worked in safety for over 15 years, focusing on the practical implementation of theoretical safety and risk concepts for several industries including: chemical risk modeling, air-transport security, group-risk decision making, safety management systems and patient safety. He was involved with several MSc programs for safety at the University of Huddersfield, TU Delft and the University of Antwerp. |
Type | Course |
• Relate practical safety barriers, findings in reports and risk analysis to abstract safety management frameworks
• Evaluate and perform basic risk analysis for the UK rail network
• Extract key points from safety reports and accident investigation reports
• Gain insight into the mechanics of safety delivery on the railways
- Junior and medior railway engineers in Train Operation Companies/Freight Operation Companies/Infrastructure Managers/Railway Supply Chain (TOC/FOC/IM/RDG)
- Junior and medior railway safety personnel (TOC/FOC/IM/RDG)
- Medior and senior managers in the railway industry
- Senior lawyers in the railway industry wanting to understand safety engineering principles
- Technical railway engineering students around the world
- Medior management in railway organisations
- Junior consultants in railway engineering