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Catastrophic events: Influence of the organisation on safety of nuclear power plants

To ensure the safe operation of technical installations such as nuclear power plants (NPPs), it is important to continuously identify and analyse possible risk factors. In addition to technical safety, the so-called human factor, i.e. human influence and contribution, is of crucial importance for the safe operation of installations. Human-organisational aspects are therefore an aspect of safety research that should not be underestimated. In a recent study, GRS scientists have identified organisational factors that can have a negative influence on plant safety. These are specific characteristics that affect the structure of the organisation (organisational structure), the organisation of activities and processes (process organisation), and the corporate culture.

(GRS-A-3651) SMiRT21 12th International Seminar on FIRE SAFETY IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND INSTALLATIONS

M. Röwekamp

(GRS-A-3845) SMiRT 23 - 14th International Seminar on FIRE SAFETY IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND INSTALLATIONS

M. Röwekamp, H.-P. Berg (BfS)

(GRS 278) VSG: Abfallspezifikation und Mengengerüst - Basis Ausstieg aus der Kernenergienutzung (Juli 2011) - AP 3

GRS, ISTec, nse

GRS - The first 40 years

GRS

GRS - The first 40 years (in German)

GRS

(GRS-A-3731) SMiRT 22 13th International Seminar on FIRE SAFETY IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND INSTALLATIONS - Proceedings

M. Röwekamp, H.-P. Berg (BfS)

(GRS-A-3912) SMiRT 24 15th Interantional Seminar on FIRE SAFETY IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND INSTALLATIONS - Proceedings -

M. Röwekamp (GRS), H.-P. Berg (BfE)

(GRS-670) Further Development of the Module ATHLET-CD of the Code Package AC²

L. Lovasz, L. Tiborcz, P. Pandazis, C. D’Alessandro, Y. Périn, T. Hollands, K. W. Wong, A. Wielenberg

(GRS-S-58) Decommissioning of Nuclear Facilities - 2nd Edition 2017

GRS