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Practical Accident Prevention Using Barrier Analysis

The purpose of this video is to present a practical approach toward accident prevention using barrier analysis. Considered causal, it is used by large agencies such as the Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Energy, Department of Defense, the Atomic Energy Commission, and NASA. Barrier analysis originated with MORT (Management Oversight and Risk Tree) developed in the 1970s. It is a stand-alone analysis and can be used by individuals to live safer lives. .... Accidents can be thought of as an unwanted energy transfer from the source of the energy flow to the target. For individuals and agencies, it is the process of identifying the sources of potential unwanted energy transfers. Preventing accidents is simply the process of placing barriers that unfortunately are less-than-adequate between the source of the unwanted energy flow and the target, on the source of the potential unwanted energy transfer, or on protecting the target. A barrier analysis identification worksheet is provided to assist in the process. ... For individuals, consider the barrier analysis process as a way of thinking. It helps us to focus on what I can do to be safer and to reduce accidents. WEBPAGE: Check out the webpage: https://robertbkauffman.com/BoatingSa... and go to "Risk Management and the Accident Process." KEYWORDS: [Accidents, accident prevention, risk management, barrier analysis, MORT]