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Adapting the application of risk analysis in offshore platform design to new framework conditions. U. Kjellen. Reliability Engng. System Safety, May 1998, 60(2), 143--151.
NORSOK has been a necessary driving force in recent developments in the Norwegian offshore industry. Safety management has adapted to the new situation to ensure a maintained safety level. An illustration is given of this adaptation by presenting examples of new methods and applications of risk analysis. Results and experience from a problem driven method development process are reviewed. 12 refs.
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Journal title: Reliability Engineering and System Safety
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Health and safety, Safety, Management and commerce, Risk management, Energy consumption, Oil and gas extraction, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production
