Qualitative And Quantitative Risk Analysis In Mechanical Laboratories of UTeM

Rosna , Hamzah (2009) Qualitative And Quantitative Risk Analysis In Mechanical Laboratories of UTeM. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Risk analysis is about probability, modeling, prediction and making decision according to the results of analysis. The aim of this project is to carry out the risk analysis study on mechanical laboratories of UTeM both qualitatively and quantitatively. Besides, the differences between these two major aspects of risk analyses study will also be compared. To complete the analysis, it must includes these three steps; risk assessment, risk management and risk communication. Risk assessment is a widen scope needed to be analyzed much in quantitative perspective. It will be started by collecting data, probabilistic analysis (probabilistic risk assessment or PRA) with fault tree analysis Following that, risk management will be done based on the achievement of risk assessment. Lastly, risk communication will be come up with transferring and exchanging data, risk assessment result, and information and knowledge of the risk. This research will be done at mechanical laboratories B phase complex of UTeM only, limited to five high risky laboratories; hydraulic and pneumatic laboratory, thermodynamic laboratory, combustion laboratory, material science laboratory and heat transfer laboratory. The information will be gathered from the internet sources, journals, previous research and risk analysis book’s guide. This thesis is seen to be highly beneficial for those who are using the mechanical laboratories especially students, lecturers and technicians, to provide them with information on safety level and risk probability at the laboratories’ surroundings.

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