System safety 2008
Date 20-22 October 2008
Time
08:30 - Registration (each day)
Location
NEC, Birmingham, UK
Introduction:
System Safety 2008 focuses on the development and assurance of safe systems. Safety practitioners from a vast array of sectors will gather at the NEC to share best practice thinking and emerging research results.
Plenary sessions will give an insight into sector-specific issues as well as cross-sector themes such as standards, competency and safety integrity levels. This is a great opportunity to hear from experts in the safety domain, including our renowned keynote speakers:
- Professor Sidney Dekker
Lund University School of Aviation, Sweden - Professor John Knight
University of Virginia, USA - Dr Martyn Thomas
Martyn Thomas Associates Ltd, UK - Alec Trevett
Civil Aviation Authority, UK
Prior to the main conference, there will be a day of tutorials delivered by leading experts from industry and academia. Participants will learn through practical examples on the following topics:
- human factors and system safety
- practical software safety assurance
- white box safety
- key compliance requirements
Who should attend?
- Systems engineers involved in the specification and procurement of complex systems from different application domain
- Software engineers responsible for the development and maintenance of safety-related software
- Human factors engineers who deal with both human risks and human mitigations during system development
- Project managers interested in the integration of system safety engineering into the system development life-cycle
- Operations and maintenance staff responsible for running safety-related systems
- Regulators and procurement staff responsible for introducing and maintaining systems
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Organiser
This event has been organised by the following technical networks:
Aerospace, Asset Management, Automotive and Road Transport Systems, Communications Networks and Services, Control and Automation, Functional Safety, Human Factors Engineering, Power Conversion and Applications, Railway, and Systems Engineering.