dan managemen, teknik untuk mendapatkan “acceptable mishap risk” dengan beberapa constrain seperti waktu dan biaya di sepanjang fase dari life cycle sistem. Tujuan System Safety • Mengidentifikasi, eliminasi atau kontrol, dan dokumentasi hazard. • Managemen risiko terjadinya mishap berdasarkan identifikasi hazard. • Sebagai perlindungan yang dilakukan dari awal pengembangan sistem dan menghindari perubahan desain akibat keterlambatan program safety. • Perlindungan terhadap manusia, sistem, peralatan, dan lingkungan. • Mengetahui apa yang dapat berjalan tidak sesuai (sebelum terjadi) dan mencegah atau meminimalisisr kemungkinan hal tersebut terjadi.
“Things that can go wrong with systems are predictable,
and something that is predictable is also preventable” PROSES SYSTEM SAFETY Model sistem Atribut sistem • Hardware: Failure modes, hazardous energy sources • Software: Design errors, design incompatibilities • Personnel: Human error, human injury, human control interface • Environment: Weather, external equipment • Procedures: Instructions, tasks, warning notes • Interfaces: Erroneous input/output, unexpected complexities • Function:s Fail to perform, performs erroneously • Facilities: Building faults, storage compatibility, transportation faults Contoh Tipe Sistem Menjadi sangat penting untuk memahami tipe sistem dan ruang lingkupnya karena akan berbeda pula aplikasi dalam sistem safety yang akan diterapkan. System Life Cycle • Phase 1: Concept Definition • Phase 2: Development and Test Preliminary design (Desain awal/basic) Detailed Design (Desain detail akhir) Test (Tes sistem unt memastikan bejalan efektif) • Phase 3: Production • Phase 4: Operation • Phase 5: Disposal Kesimpulan 1. The goal of system safety is to save lives and preserve resources by preventing mishaps. 2. Mishaps can be predicted and controlled through the system safety process. 3. The focus of system safety is on hazards, mishaps, and mishap risk. 4. Hazard analysis is essential because hazards are the key to preventing or mitigating mishaps. 5. System safety should be consistent with mission requirements, cost, and schedule. 6. System safety covers all system life-cycle phases, from “cradle to grave.” 7. System safety must be planned, proactive, integrated, comprehensive, and system oriented.