A presentation primarily on safety risk assessments in a software context. It looks at reasons for risks, analysis issues, models and CAM.
Agenda
Introduction
Presentation
Questions and answers
Speaker
Neil Barnatt
Synopsis
Neil takes the audience on a journey through software errors and the link to safety risk. The position is developed by explaining some of the difficulties in the assessment process. There is an assertion that risk assessment is getting more difficult as systems become more complex.
The presentation explores why the pesky user can sometimes be the hero of the piece rather than the villain. The presentation ends with an outline of the Composite Assessment Method (CAM).
About the speaker
Neil Barnatt is a retired engineer who has worked in the rail industry. He has several degree qualifications covering computing, business, electronics, occupational safety and system safety.
Neil has had a varied career with over forty years of rail experience, including over thirty years of safety experience.
Neil has worked in research, manufacturing, Infrastructure Manager, and consultancy organisations. He has held a number of senior positions including Head of Acceptance, Chair of System Review Panels, and Engineering Assurance Director.
Neil has also been involved in creating several significant computer systems for the railway.
is a retired engineer who has worked in the rail industry. He has several degree qualifications covering computing, business, electronics, occupational safety and system safety.
Neil has had a varied career with over forty years of rail experience, including over thirty years of safety experience.
Neil has worked in research, manufacturing, Infrastructure Manager, and consultancy organisations. He has held a number of senior positions including Head of Acceptance, Chair of System Review Panels, and Engineering Assurance Director.
Neil has also been involved in creating several significant computer systems for the railway.
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