Quantitative risk analysis (QRA) is widely applied in several industries as a tool to improve
safety, as part of design, licensing or operational processes. Nevertheless, there is much …

Each year, workers are killed in incidents involving confined spaces. To minimise and
control the risks so far as reasonably practicale, confined space work should be thoroughly …

Financial burden due to poor occupational safety practices remains high although
occupational health and safety (OHS) have improved in recent years. Conducting risk …

Previous studies present that insufficient risk assessment skills or limitations of processes
and tools may weaken risk identification and control. Therefore, workplaces need practical …

The rate of accidents in the manufacturing context is not decreasing significantly, despite the
continuous effort of providing stricter safety requisites at the regulatory level. In particular …

In this paper, we develop a classification-based method for the assessment of the
trustworthiness of Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA). The QRA trustworthiness is assumed to …

Musculoskeletal diseases represent a constant phenomenon in occupational health and
safety (OHS) despite the large effort at governmental and technical levels. In the industrial …

Introduction: One of the most important steps in risk assessment is the selection of
assessment methods. Traditionally, when develo** measures to reduce the level of …

The rate of accidents in the industrial context is not decreasing significantly, despite the
continuous effort of providing stricter safety requisites at the regulatory level. In particular …

This paper focuses on reviewing past progress in the advancement of definitions, methods,
and models for safety analysis and assessment of process industrial systems and …