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Module Title
LM Foundations of System Safety Thinking
School
School of Engineering
Department
Civil Engineering
Module Code
04 31473
Module Lead
Level
Masters Level
Credits
10
Semester
Pre-requisites
Co-requisites
Restrictions
Module run by University of York
Exclusions
Description
This module is an introduction to the principles of system safety, including risk, basic terminology, and the main types of hazard and safety assessment techniques. It also provides a brief overview of material which will be covered in greater depth in later modules, such as legal issues, management of safety critical projects, and human factors.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the module, students should be able to:
Identify safety risks and challenges from a wide range of sources associated with complex systems and services
Use consistent and clear terminology in communications about safety engineering and management issues as well as translate terms across vocabularies used in different industrial domains.
Identify professional and ethical obligations of safety engineers and address ethical issues applicable to real-world problems.