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Overview
When you read of an accident in the press and it’s reported that it was due to ‘human error’, do you ever ask yourself what prompted that behaviour? Why weren’t the people involved more careful? Why didn’t they follow the rules?

In this presentation, we will look at an incident from the 1980s which had a significant impact on the quality of the local drinking water supply and how the advice given to the local population continues to raise questions about the long-term consequences.
For this event there will be a meet and greet at 18:30 with the presentation starting around 19:00. A hot buffet consisting of beef lasagne, chips and salad will be provided (followed by cheesecake or crumble), with a vegetarian alternative available on request. Drinks are not provided but the venue has a bar for purchasing.

Kindly note, this event is open to registrants only.

Speaker
Lorraine Braben, Human Factors Specialist

Lorraine is a chartered human factors specialist, chemical engineer and qualified HR practitioner. Having spent her career working on COMAH sites, she has experienced the results of engineering design and business practices which unwittingly influence behaviour and impact on safe operation of plant and equipment. Now running her own CIEHF-accredited consultancy, Lorraine offers support to clients in the assessment, delivery and training of human factors related topics.

The material presented in this webinar has not been peer-reviewed. Any opinions are the presenter’s own and do not necessarily represent those of IChemE or the Hull and Humber Members Group. The information is given in good faith but without any liability on the part of IChemE.

Time
18:30–21:00 GMT.

Agenda
18:30 – meet and greet
19:00 – dinner
21:00 – close

External URL: https://www.icheme.org/membership/communities/members-groups/hull-and-humber/events/23-03-2023-disastrous-dinners-camelford-water-pollution-incident/