Risk assessment of chlorine dioxine storage facilities

Branden på Killebäckskolan - en nätverksanalys av kommunikationen under en räddningsinsats

An important part of a society’s risk management is the use of response organizations. Their purposes are to respond to the emergency needs of the society. At the same time they have to meet the needs of their own organization, such as coordination and communication. This report has studied these internal and external needs and how they relate to each other during a fire at the Killebäckskolan in

Implementering av BCM - En modell för att skapa förutsättningar inom organisationen

Business Continuity Management (BCM) is in many respects a technically oriented field. The technical aspects of BCM are of great importance, however they become meaningless if not used and managed properly. Without adequate human and organizational conditions, there is a risk that BCM does not take the decisive step from solely comprising well-documented business continuity plans, to also generati

Alltid redo? Ett arbete som svämmar över av rasande bra krishantering

The purpose of this work was to collect experiences and examples of good preparedness work ahead of crises caused by landslides and floods at municipal level in Western Sweden. The study was carried out through a literature study, a pre study and a case study including interviews with representatives from seven municipalities and three national authorities. A set of criteria for good practice cris

Vilka risker finns det med framtidens energieffektiva byggnader - en analys av passivhuskonceptets robusthet

In a passive house, the main source for heating is made out of human presence and its heat pro- ducing activities, which means that the need space heating is minimized. This is possible thanks to its air tight and well isolated construction, but it also demands awareness from its user to de- crease the use of energy and to gain a good indoor climate. This analysis investigates whether the passive

Assessing Fire Safety in Maritime Composite Superstructures –- A Risk-Based Approach

Reduced weight and maintenance make it advantageous to replace steel with Fibre Reinforced Polymer (FRP) composites in maritime applications, but being combustible makes fire safety a burning issue. A new methodology in regulations has opened up for innovative design solutions if they can be regarded as safe as a design complying with all prescriptive requirements. However, an uneven safety level

Personsäkerhet vid fältprov – analys med tillhörande förslag på handbok

Miljö- och Hälsopåverkan från Räddningstjänstens Brandövningar

Riskbild över ett automatiskt transportsystem

Kommunal hantering av miljörisker i samband med olyckor

Värdering av vanligt förekommande flygsäkerhetsrisker

Identifiering av systemsvagheter för ökad driftsäkerhet på Oskarshamns kärnkraftverk

Dupont Chemosweds arbetsgång vid en konsekvensanalys

Positiva ekonomiska effekter av riskbedömningar inom säkerhet, hälsa och miljö

The use of water treatment SCADA data to quantify microbiological hazardous events and risks arising - A case study from Sweden

Use of Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment (QMRA) as a Tool in the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) Management System for Water Treatment Plants - Especially for Development of Critical Limits

Statistical Determination of Ignition Frequency

Valet av leverantör och risker för störningar i det ingående flödet till Scania - En modell för riskhantering av försörjningskedjan

Value-at-Risk- analys av produktionskedjan - En praktisk metod för bedömning av maskin- och leverantörsrisker

Kartläggning av ingående materialflöde till UMAS med avseende på risker och riskhantering: en fallstudie av fyra flödeskedjor

Today’s hospitals in Sweden are all dependent of large networks of suppliers of medical supplies. These consist of many supply chains that are regularly exposed to both external and internal risks. One hospital affected by these risks is UMAS (Malmö University Hospital). UMAS is dependent on its supply chains to work without disruptions but it is unclear what risks they might be exposed to and how