
Safety Lessons from Home Alone
David Jamieson explains what Kevin McCallister and the Wet Bandits can teach us about inherent sa...
David Jamieson explains what Kevin McCallister and the Wet Bandits can teach us about inherent sa...
Andy Brazier and Nick Wise explain why it’s so important to consider real-world situations in ris...
Andy Brazier asks are you satisfied that everything ‘reasonably practicable’ has been done to red...
A bow-tie diagram could have saved the Death Star, says David Jamieson
Andy Brazier, David Edwards, Fiona Macleod, Craig Skinner, Ivan Vince; ISBN: 9780128194478; Elsev...
Andy Brazier and Nick Wise introduce a series looking at ALARP
Joe Willmot shares the methodologies and data required to achieve a robust and safe scaleup from ...
Last year, IChemE’s President Stephen Richardson took the unusual step of writing to India’s Prim...
James Close, John Barker and Georges Melhem use a case study to explain the importance of underst...
Aidan Bushell explains changes for Dust Explosions (Commission Regulation (EU) 2020/878)
Geoff Gill reviews how the accident played out, and the huge engineering challenges involved in m...
The Fukushima disaster in numbers
Clive Lloyd; ISBN: 9780367509538; CRC Press; 2020; US$64.95 (Hardback), US$20.65 (ebook)
Zsuzsanna Gyenes makes the case for the much-maligned energy source
How we can learn important safety lessons from success as well as failure
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