Learn how you can use STAMP, so you can more effectively control Hazards, prevent Accidents and learn more from real Accidents & near misses.
This online masterclass will explore the principles of STAMP through the use of CAST Accident Analysis in the context of a maritime example:
Get your specific burning questions answered regarding:
This online masterclass is based upon the resources listed below.
Please kindly familiarise yourself with them prior to the event.
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Investigation Report (NTSB/MAR-20/02)
Aug 2020 (50 pages):
120 mins, including Questions & Answers
Spaces are limited.
Recordings (video & mp3) + slidepack will be made available as an upgrade option.
If maritime is not necessarily your area of interest / expertise, please be assured that this masterclass will be focused on STAMP and the mechanics of CAST Accident Analysis, using the maritime example to illustrate key points.
There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions, as this session will be as open and interactive as possible.
Note: spaces are limited.
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Hosted by: Simon P. P. Whiteley, a bold System Safety Engineer / Investigator exploring, pioneering & supporting people using STAMP-based safety assessment & investigation approaches.
"Systems-safety can be a fairly dry topic, whereas Simon's knowledge and smooth delivery made for a very engaging and interactive session. Furthermore, by employing an actual accident scenario, the benefits of the contemporary CAST investigation method were given proper context. Thank-you Simon for an excellent introduction to an important advance in systems-safety."
"Simon is a passionate dedicated individual motivated to share the potential of the STAMP approach to the greater world. In explaining the fundamentals of control theory applied to safety as well as addressing factors beyond the obvious, he helps to broaden people’s traditional approaches to accident investigation of finding blame. His calm demeanor helps participants wrestle with the concepts without feeling stupid."
"Simon’s CAST workshop on the Überlingen collision was really well presented, to a high degree of professionalism and rich in detail. I found his introduction to STAMP and the framing of the methods informative and full of valuable practical tips. He is also a skilled facilitator and creates a positive, learning environment where you feel free to ask any question. Simon’s workshops are a must for anyone who applies or is keen to apply system engineering methods."
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