Article | REF: SE12 V3

Safety and risk management

Author: Jean-Pierre DAL PONT

Publication date: December 10, 2016

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8. From safety to dependability –Resilience – Robustness

Safety means designing, building, operating and maintaining industrial facilities properly. Ultimately, we want to be able to place "justified confidence" in the production system; this is the objective of dependability (SdF) [S 8 250] defined as the union of :

  • F-reliability: rarity of failures. It is the ability of an entity to accomplish what it was designed to do over time (NF X 60-500);

  • maintainability M: brevity of breakdowns. It denotes the ease with which a product can be put back into good working order, in other...

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