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System safety 2008

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Date 20-22 October 2008
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Time

To be confirmed

Location

NEC, Birmingham, UK

Sponsors

    
 

Introduction

System Safety Engineering is a maturing discipline which aims to manage the risks associated with safety-related system development, operation and maintenance. If all the risks associated with the safety of a system are not analysed then the system may not achieve the required level of safety integrity.

Keynote speakers

Sidney Dekker
Professor of Human Factors and System Safety
Director of Research at Lund University, School of Aviation, Sweden

John Knight
Professor of Computer Science, University of Virginia, USA

Dr Martyn Thomas CBE
Consultant Systems Engineer, Martyn Thomas Associates Ltd, UK

Alec Trevett
Head of International Coordination & Strategy, Air Traffic Standards Division
Safety Regulation Group, Civil Aviation Authority, UK

Who should attend?

All those who have a direct involvement or interest in:

  • Systems Engineers
  • Software Engineers
  • Human Factors Engineers
  • Safety Practitioners
  • Project Managers
  • Operations and Maintenance Staff
  • Regulators and Procurement Staff

Registration

Please visit the official website to register for this event


Cost

 

Early bird rate
For registration
on or before
08 September 2008

Standard rate
For registration
after
08 September 2008

Member

£395.00 ( + £69.13 VAT = £464.13

£445.00 (+ £77.88 VAT = £522.88)

Non member

£495.00 (+ £86.63 VAT = £581.63)

£545.00 (+ £95.38 VAT = £640.38)

Student

£300.00 ( + £52.50 VAT = £352.50

£300.00 (+ £52.50 VAT = £352.50)

‡ All students must have their applications endorsed by their Professor or Head of Department


Programme

Details to be confirmed


Organiser

This event has been organised by the following technical networks:

Aerospace
Asset Management
Automotive and Road Transport Systems
Communications Networks & Services
Control & Automation
Functional Safety
Human Factors Engineering
Power Conversion and Applications
Railway
Systems Engineering