Technology, Human Performance, and Nuclear Facilities: A Systems Engineering Approach to Reduce Human...

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Jonathan K. Corrado

Technology, Human Performance, and Nuclear Facilities

A Systems Engineering Approach to Reduce Human Error

Jonathan K. Corrado

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CRC Press
05 October 2022

Economics; Production & quality control management; Engineering: general; Ergonomics; Environmental science, engineering & technology

This book statistically confirms that complexity and changing technologies that affect the way operators interact within the systems of the nuclear facili-ties exacerbate the severity of incidents caused by human error and details the application of the systems engineering process to reduce human error given industries’ rapidly advancing technology.

Technology, Human Performance, and Nuclear Facilities: A Systems Engineering Approach to Reduce Human Error provides a basic understand-ing of Human Error/ P erformance and its relation to industrial operations and advancing technologies incorporated into facilities. The book discusses the context surrounding the complexity of changing technologies at nuclear facili-ties and the potential worsening of problems caused by human error when technology advancements concerning operator interaction with control sys-tems are implemented. It presents how to reduce human error propensity given the incorporation of advanced technology and covers ways to reduce human error using the systems engineering process. Also offered are several concepts related to the operator’s involvement in the systems engineering process and the human performance integration with system operational requirements and system testing, evaluation, and validation, and the procedures and training development in the systems engineering process. This book presents empirical evidence for the importance of human performance management in the con-text of nuclear facilities and offers practical recommendations for the improve-ment of this function.

Systems engineers, plant/ design engineers, the nuclear industry, plant operations management, and those involved in industrial and nuclear safety will find something of interest in this book.

By: Jonathan K. Corrado
Imprint: CRC Press
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 216mm, Width: 138mm,
Weight: 400g
ISBN: 9781032385501
ISBN 10: 1032385502
Pages: 154
Publication Date: 05 October 2022
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Jonathan K. Corrado’s professional background is primarily in the nuclear industry, where he has expertise in program management, nuclear safety, nuclear criticality safety, regulatory compliance, event investigation and reporting, regulatory commitment management, and oversight of industrial safety, waste management, environmental monitoring, and Nuclear Materials Control and Accountability. Prior to his work in the nuclear industry, Dr. Corrado served in the US Navy, where he was a nuclear surface warfare officer. He continued his naval career in the US Navy Reserve where he is currently a senior officer and has held a breadth of assignments including command roles on several occasions. Dr. Corrado also briefly worked at a DoD Laboratory and in the defense industry managing systems engineering. Dr. Corrado holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Virginia Military Institute, a Master of Engineering Management from the Old Dominion University, a PhD in Systems Engineering from the Colorado State University and is a graduate of the Navy Nuclear Power Program and Naval Postgraduate School. He is also a licensed Professional Engineer in Mechanical Engineering in the State of Ohio. He has several fields of research interest, including nuclear engineering, systems engineering, human performance, and military affairs, and has authored several refereed journal articles in these fields.