Overview
This objective of this workshop is to assist in the understanding of the contractual / contracting activities and how they support the safety argument e.g. ensuring contracts deliver compliance solutions. This workshop also considers the implications of working with Off the Shelf options and items from overseas
Task
You are required to complete the following three tasks:
- Assessing what safety activities you may wish to outsource
- Understanding where safety related elements typically resides with a contract
- Considering the pros and cons of different procurement options
Contracting Safety Work
Review the activities listed below and decide which:
- Could be contracted, in its entirety, to an organisation that works outside the project team
- Could NOT be contracted, in its entirety, to an organisation that works outside the project team
Add the activities below into Padlet (you can copy these one by one or type them in), and position them under the appropriate column and, where relevant, add notes to the explain the pros and cons of your decision.
- Independent Technical Evaluation
- Create the User Requirement Document
- Complete Event Tree Analysis
- Setup and manage the Hazard Log
- Generate the Safety Case Report and updates
- Updates to Safety Management Plan
- Undertake Safety Assessments
- Undertake Fault Tree Analysis
- Write the disposal safety case report
- Safety Manager
- In-service safety Monitor (performance, changes in use, safety target adherence)
- Preliminary Hazard Identification (SWIFT, HAZOP, Functional Failure Analysis)
- Setup and coordinate the Safety Management Plan
- Generate Safety Requirements Document
- Complete Loss Modelling
- Develop the Integrated Test and Evaluation Plan
- Review changes on Legislation, policy
- ISA activities
- Presence on Safety Committee
- Lessons Learned
- Create Safety Bow Ties
- Complete Failure Mode Effects Analysis
- Obsolescence Management
[Hint: a sample layout can be found here]
Commercial / Technical Requirements
Discuss the difference between Commercial and Technical content of a contract, and update the Padlet below by identifying where the follow elements of a contract might feature (Commercial and/or Technical Section). You can copy and paste in the elements or type them in my hand. Where relevant, update the tabs with any notes to justify your decision.
- What is to be delivered
- When activities are to be delivered
- Scope of Work
- Standards, Regulations and Legislation to be used
- Pricing
- System / Equipment Description
- How it will be delivered
- Technical Issues and Risks
- Limitation of Liability
- Penalties
- Configuration
- Specifications
- Suitability of Staff undertaking the work
- Warranty
- Legal Framework
- Delivery Terms
