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5. Conclusion
The aim of this article was to review F. R. Farmer's article half a century after its publication. It appears that this article remains unquestionably modern in the field of risk control, even if this expertise has since, of course, developed new techniques, methods and tools, thanks in particular to advances in operational research.
Nevertheless, this heritage has been used beyond the nuclear industry, without adapting specific models to the concrete and complex problems that arise. FMEA, probability-impact matrices and probability-consequence diagrams are still commonly used for risk control and/or risk management. What's more, in non-financial companies, the use of criticality remains the norm for quantifying risks other than those relating to safety and/or security issues. However, as we have seen, criticality has been used for FMEA, in particular to identify...
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Bibliography
Software tools
RiD Project Management : Construction. Risk intelligence and Decisions SAS https://doczz.fr/doc/2398468/rid-project-management
Websites
ASN – Autorité de Sûreté Nucléaire. Autorité de Sûreté Nucléaire website https://www.asn.fr
IMdR – Institute for Risk Management
INSEE – Institut National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques.
...Standards and norms
- ISO. Risk management – Guidelines. - ISO 31000:2018 - 2018
- Techniques d'analyse de la fiabilité du système : procédure d'analyse des modes de défaillance et de leurs effets (AMDE). - CEI-IEC 60812:2006 (deuxième édition) -
- Safety aspects – Guidelines for their inclusion in standards. - ISO/IEC GUIDE 51:2014(F) -
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