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Nuclear Safety Cases Refuelling/Defuelling Refurbishment Stress in the Control Room Site Map human error analysis (hea) .. HEART technique for Quantitative Human Error Assessment The Human Error Assessment and Reduction Technique (HEART) was developed by Williams human error reduction tools in 1986. Since that time it has been widely used within the UK and continental Europe for the purposes of assessing human reliability. HEART is an easily-used form of human reliability assessment http://www.hf.faa.gov/workbenchtools/default.aspx?rPage=Tooldetails&subCatId=42&toolID=110 that has been used by a number of organisations since its development. This technique, which is derived from a wide range of findings in the ergonomics literature, has been designed to be simple and easily understood. It assumes that basic human reliability is dependent upon the generic nature of the task to be performed. and that under 'perfect' conditions this level of reliability will tend http://www.synergy-ergs.com/heart.php to be achieved consistently. HEART also assumes that any predicted reliability of task performance may be expected to change as a function of the extent to which identified Error Producing Conditions (EPC) might apply. HEART identifies nine generic task types and proposes nominal human unreliability values and their suggested bounding values, together with thirty eight Error Producing Conditions. Depending on the amount by which the EPCs are judged to affect the predicted unreliability a selection of error reduction strategies are suggested to combat the most deleterious effects of any identified EPC. Synergy Experience with HEART HEART Applications Synergy has used HEART in a number of nuclear industry PSA studies. In the last two years, Synergy has applied HEART in the following installations to support PSAs: Nuclear submarine refit facilities at Devonport for DML. This included the assessment of both process control operations and the physical tasks necessary when dismantling and re-assembling reactor plant. Weapons handling in connection with UK submarines Transportation and storage of nuclear waste for NIREX UK Assessment of refuelling operations at Heysham and Hartlepool Nuclear Power Stations Manufacture of Reactor Cores at Rolls Royce, Derby Assessment of human operation
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