Full List of SaRS Webinars
The full list of the webinars currently available to SaRS members in the webinar archive is presented below, with the most recent webinars shown first.
The Technical Learning Series are shown with bold headings.
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2021
35. London Branch – Innocent Bystanders? Taking human activities into account in QRA – David Stephens
34. Asia-Pacific Branch Webinar – Fundamentals of Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Verification – Jaspreet Chana
33. London Branch – Forecasting Reliability Through Life – Paula Pritchard and Dr Matthew Stapleton
32. Solent Branch – Testability: Requirements, Assurance, Benefits and Considerations for Autonomous Platforms – Alan Bennett
31. SERIES – FRACAS – A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO FAILURE MANAGEMENT – DR JOANNE LEWIS
- Part 1. FRACAS Process overview/what makes a good process
- Part 2. RCA techniques & pitfalls and developing solutions
2020
30. Digital safety and cyber security – a time for questions – Dr Emma Taylor, Betty Helienek, Dr Fan Ye and Hayden Tomlins
29. Midlands Branch – Explosions: A historical perspective of research at DNV-GL Spadeadam and a look to the future – Mike Johnson
28. Solent Branch – Sustainability in Space? – Could Safety Cases help? – Dr Emma Taylor
27. London Branch – Smart Motorways – Max Brown, Peter Whitfield and James Catmur
26. Midlands Branch Flammable Mists Hazards involving High Flashpoint Liquids – Dr Simon Gant
25. London Branch Safety-II and the Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) – Dr Laura Pickup, Dr Mark Sujan and Dr Riccardo Patriarca
26. London Branch Safety, Security and Sustainability in Space – Mythbusters and Managing Risks – Ralph Dinz Dinsley, Christopher Newman and Emma Taylor
25. Putting the fun into safety – managing the many dimensions of safety in a theme park complex environment – Jonathan Ellis
24. Solent Branch Insights into the new MOD guidance on In-service Reliability and Maintainability (R&M) – Nat King and Alan Bennett
23. London Branch Early Career Professionals Presentation Event – Gilad Amzaleg, Esme Fowler and Raunak Kabra
22. SERIES – LEARNING CYBER SECURITY AND ITS APPLICATION TO SAFETY CRITICAL SYSTEMS – ALZBETA HELIENEK
- Part 1. History and basic principles
- Part 2. Today’s threats and solutions
21. Human Factors and Asset Management – Nicola Fairburn
20. Safety Leadership – Robert de Boer
19. Fundamentals of Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Verification – Jaspreet Chana
18. Incident Investigation – Key Insights for High Hazard Industries – Roger Stokes and Robert Magraw
17. Delivering Safety and Reliability through Industry Collaboration – Fotis Zapantis and Giulia Lorenzini – SaRS/YRP
16. London Branch Bowties and their use in different industries – Mark Boult and Hamid Kareshki
15. Risk Culture In Commercial Air Transport – Cengiz Turkoglu
14. SERIES – BASICS OF RISK MANAGEMENT – LOUISE WHITING
- Part 1. Safety Life Cycle
- Part 2. Overpressure Protection
- Part 3. Overfill Protection
- Part 4. Managing Intervention Activities
- Part 5. People Placement
13. London Branch 30 Years of SIL – Ron Bell, James Catmur and Jas Singh
12. ‘Hidden’ Hazards of Materials – Alec Bounds
2019
11. Taking Safe Decisions—A Rail Perspective – Mike Castles
10. Automotive Intelligent Speed Adaptation – Will It Be Friend Or Foe? – Prof Oliver Carston and Simon Wickenden
9. Cybersecurity – What’s the Threat? – Nigel Stanley, Richard Bye and Scott Meadows
8. Functional Safety: Proof Testing – What’s It All About? – David Green
7. Risk Acceptance in Critical Sectors: A Wicked Problem – George Bearfield
6. How Safe Is Safe Enough? – Ron Bell OBE
5. Are Risk Matrices Hazardous? David Gleave, Keith Miller and Steven Hughes
4. Understanding the Safety Of Healthcare – Dr Mark Sujan, Dr Dominic Furniss and Dr Chris Vincent
3. Is There Really Safety in Numbers? – Keith Miller, Colin Dennis, James Catmur
2. Producing A Legally Sound Demonstration of ALARP – Keith Miller
1. Appropriate Conservatism in Safety Cases – Alec Bounds