The human Factor in Industrial Safety

Basic knowledge about the human factor and its failure, which are the most important cause of adverse events in industrial safety. Number of events are broadly characterized, from simple accidents up to major industrial accidents with far-reaching consequences. Many of these industrial accidents have an impact not only on the interior of the company, but also on the surroundings of the plant and its population (accidents with chemical substances, accidents at nuclear facilities, etc.). The study will deal with, among other things: The method of assessing the impact of HF
Error theories (identification of errors and their causes, methodology, probability of HF error), reliability of HF and methods of evaluation of factors influencing the reliability of HF in complex work systems, personality determinants as a basis for the reliability of human performance, ergonomics as a science of man in work systems,
task analyzes, hierarchical models of causality of industrial accidents, risk factors of industry, motivational approaches to optimize LF performance.