The Chernobyl Incident: A Case Study for Organisational Process Safety
Over thirty years ago, Unit 4 in the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Station suffered what is considered the worst incident in the history of nuclear energy.
In this paper, we analyze the site and the organization using modern-day process safety techniques–more precisely, what DEKRA calls Organizational Process Safety (OPS).
External URL: https://www.dekra-uk.co.uk/en/chernobyl-as-case-study-for-organisational-process-safety/
By DEKRA Organisational & Process Safety
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