WHAT WE CAN OFFER
Human Reliability is internationally recognised and respected for helping major organisations improve safety and achieve higher productivity. We provide consultancy, training, as well as undertaking research, in many different areas.
OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Human Reliability has over 25 years of experience in consulting and industry-based research and development. The company has achieved an international reputation in the area of human factors, with its unique systems-based approach.
Human Reliability
With more than 30 years of experience in human factors and a team of experienced consultants and engineers, Human Reliability offers expertise to its clients in:
- Oil, Gas & Chemical Processing
- Healthcare & Social Care
- Aviation
- Rail
- Power Generation
- Marine
Human Reliability is internationally recognised and respected for helping major organisations improve safety and achieve higher productivity. We provide consultancy, training, as well as undertaking research, in the following areas:
- Human error prevention
- Human factors audits
- Incident investigation
- Non-technical skills (e.g. teamwork, decision making, situation awareness, leadership)
- Procedures
- Training and competence management
- Safety culture
- Staffing, workload & fatigue
- Safety critical communications
- Human factors in design
- Human factors in COMAH safety reports
Human Reliability Associates Ltd was founded by Dr David Embrey and is based in NW England.
Safety assurance of autonomous intravenous medication management systems – requirements and strategies (SAM)
Within the context of autonomous intravenous medication management systems, the aims of the project are to (1) identify stakeholder safety assurance needs, (2) explore feasible safety assurance strategies capable of meeting those needs, and (3) to make recommendations for an in-depth development and evaluation project.
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Dr. David Embrey
He has worked for 25 years in the area of human reliability in systems, where he has published more than a hundred papers and reports and co-authored two books.