Time-loss analysis

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As with any statistical method, the information developed represents statistical probability. Even though the data developed represents a true calculated risk, it should be considered an order-of-magnitude estimate at best. Also, as with any risk projection technique, changes invalidate all results. 

Additional information about the technique and the special paper required can be obtained from the TEAM company. 

Even though extreme value projection is taught as part of the Department of Energy s MORT program, it is not required for accident investigations and is not routinely performed. 

This particular technique is relatively simple and has temendous potential but, probably because of the difficulty in reproducing the special graph paper in publications, is not widely used. 

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Time-loss analysis. A tool developed by the National Transportation Safety Board to evaluate postaccident responses by rescuers, firefighters, medics, and other emergency response personnel. 

MORT analysis), extreme value projection, and, if applicable, time-loss analysis. 

Time-loss analysis is a special-purpose technique used to evaluate accident responses. System Safety Development Center courses that teach the technique credit the National Transportation Safety Board (specifically Driver and Benner) with developing and reporting the technique. 

Figure 20-6 is a simple example of a time-loss analysis performed for a fire in a small office building. At 8 1S a.m. a fire originates in an electrical panel in... 

What is the primary purpose of time-loss analysis ... 

SSDC 36 MORT-Based Safety Professional/Program Development and Improvement Time/Loss Analysis... 

Time-Loss Analysis A specialized system safety analytical technique used to evaluate responses to accidents in consideration of the actual moment in time the... 

Figure 20-4 Time-loss analysis natural course line.The loss versus time plot for a given accident event with no ontside intervention.

Figure 20-6 Time-loss analysis of a fire in a small office building.

Time/loss analysis for emergency response evaluation... 

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