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Resilience Engineering

Training Objectives to get insight into the theory of resilience engineering to obtain practical advice on how to implement the principles of resilience engineering.

3 Questions

Three Questions What is Resilience? What is Resilience Engineering? Why does it become more and more difficult to grade the results of Safety Programs?

Three Questions What is Resilience? What is Resilience Engineering? Why does it become more and more difficult to grade the results of Safety Programs?

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Three Questions What is Resilience? What is Resilience Engineering? Why does it become more and more difficult to grade the results of Safety Programs?

A System

Resilience Definition: Ability of a system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes and disturbances, so that it can sustain required operations under both expected and unexpected conditions.

Resilience Definition: Ability Ability of a system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes and disturbances, so that it can sustain required operations under both expected and unexpected conditions. to adjust prior to during following disturbances expected unexpected Aim: maintain required operation.

Resilient to foreseen disturbance Example 1 Resilient to foreseen disturbance

Resilient to unforeseen disturbance Example 2 Resilient to unforeseen disturbance

Example 3 Losing resilience

Resilience Engineering Error Management Resilience Engineering

Three Questions What is Resilience? What is Resilience Engineering? Why does it become more and more difficult to grade the results of Safety Programs?

Things that go wrong

100 70 75 80 85 90 95 Z Things that go wrong Things that go right

Old Safety Programs try to decrease the things that go wrong 100 70 75 80 85 90 95 Z Old Safety Programs try to decrease the things that go wrong Resilience Engineering tries to increase the things that go right.

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Two views on human error The Old View of human error on how to make it right Complex systems are basically safe Unreliable, erratic humans undermine defenses, rules and regulations The New View of human error on how to make it right Complex systems are not basically safe Complex systems are trade-offs between multiple conflicting goals (e.g. safety and efficiency)

Resilience Definition: Ability of a system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes and disturbances, so that it can sustain required operations under both expected and unexpected conditions.

Resilience Definition: Ability of a system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes and disturbances, so that it can sustain required operations under both expected and unexpected conditions.

Resilience Definition: Ability of a system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes and disturbances, so that it can sustain required operations under both expected and unexpected conditions. changes and disturbances System is fluctuating Risk Profile is changing.

Every task of a system has a specific Risk Profile

Risk Profile

Risk Profile

Risk Profile Risk Profile Change In foreseen or unforeseen situations Due to internal or environmental conditions.

Risk Profile

Risk Profile

Risk Profile

Change of Standard Setting Risk Profile Change of Standard Setting = Change of Risk Profile SCCM – SCCM SCCM – CCM2 Captain - Captain Captain - Copilot

Noticing triggers Action

Noticing triggers Action When the risk profile changes, coordination between team members seems to be of utmost importance. Learn the ability to more consistently notice risk profile changes and communicate them.

Risk Profile Change Exercise Is the Risk Profile changing?

System Variability in Performance Safety Limit Quality Margin Range Of Control Target Area Quality Margin Safety Limit Under pressure

System Failures: Loosing Resilience Decompensation 3 Working at cross-purposes Getting stuck in outdated behaviours

System Failures: Loosing Resilience Decompensation 3 Working at cross-purposes Getting stuck in outdated behaviours

Decompensation

Decompensation

Decompensation Autopilot

Decompensation Autopilot

Decompensation ATC Captain Purser PA Descent Performance data

Decompensation Captain

Decompensation Captain

Decompensation - Compensation

Decompensation Team Success

Decompensation

One part of the control system is working harder and harder. Decompensation Premonitions 1. One part of the control system is working harder and harder.

Decompensation Remedy Change the operating level by injecting more resources into the control sequence.

Communication & team behaviour 51

System Failures: Loosing Resilience Decompensation 3 Working at cross-purposes Getting stuck in outdated behaviours

Working at cross-purposes

Working at cross-purposes

Working at cross-purposes Airport Slot

Working at cross-purposes System Success

Working at cross-purposes

Working at cross-purposes Premonitions 1. Top to bottom communication is lost.

Working at cross-purposes Remedy Effective communication at a system level, but also at a team or crew level.

Communication & team behaviour 61

System Failures: Loosing Resilience Decompensation 3 Working at cross-purposes Getting stuck in outdated behaviours

Getting stuck in outdated behaviours

Getting stuck in outdated behaviours

Getting stuck in outdated behaviours

Getting stuck in outdated behaviours

Getting stuck in outdated behaviours Swissair 111

Getting stuck in outdated behaviours Task Success

Getting stuck in outdated behaviours

Getting stuck in outdated behaviours Premonitions 1. A lot of small things go wrong, minor incidents happen 2. No common team understanding of the situation.

Getting stuck in outdated behaviours Remedy Pursue all signs, especially those which do not confirm your view of the world. Consult your team in order to have a common understanding of the situation. Allow learning from the current situation.

Communication & team behaviour 73

Resilience How do we do that? Definition: Ability of a system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes and disturbances, so that it can sustain required operations under both expected and unexpected conditions. How do we do that?

Resilience „If things go right under difficult circumstances, it‘s mostly because of peoples adaptive capacity; their ability to recognize, adapt to and absorb changes and disruptions.“

Resilience Engineering Notice Noticing Triggers Action

Resilience Engineering Communicate

Resilience Engineering Anticipate

Resilience Engineering Create Buffers

Look for Critical Indicators Resilience Engineering Look for Critical Indicators

Resilience Engineering

Resilience Engineering Recognize risk profile change C A B L3

Resilience Engineering Recognize risk profile change - Communicate - Anticipate C A B L3 - Create Buffers Look for critical indicators

Group Work

Group Work Please think of a situation of your daily work where you faced a disturbance and where you succeeded in producing a positive outcome, that means a situation which went right. What was the situation about? When did you notice a risk profile change? Which actions (CABL3) helped to manage the situation?

Resilience Engineering and Human Error The New View on human error: The point is not to see where people went wrong, but why what they did made sense to them. The aim is to help our organisation to learn something valuable from failure, instead of just saying “human error“. Learning

Resilience and Learning

Resilience and Learning Definition: Ability of a system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes and disturbances, so that it can sustain required operations under both expected and unexpected conditions.

Resilience and Learning Definition: Ability of a system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes and disturbances, so that it can sustain required operations under both expected and unexpected conditions.

Resilience and Learning Definition: Ability of a system to adjust its functioning prior to, during, or following changes and disturbances, so that it can sustain required operations under both expected and unexpected conditions. prior to during following Recognize a situation before it appears Learn to … Be prepared and deal with it Integrate successful strategies.

Resilience Engineering We have to learn to increase the things that go right Resilience Engineering

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