102
Sensemaking in Safety Critical and Complex Situations
imPlementation of human factorS in ShiP DeSign
Investigations in offshore supply vessels ( OSVs) operating in Norwegian Sea showed
that lots of initiatives have been addressed in some of the new builds.
In a review, a number of field researches of human factors in ship design have
been documented. The Royal Navy Habitability Survey presents valuable evidence
of personal priorities and preferences for habitability features in warships based on
a literature review, initial interviews and a pilot survey. Adequate levels of privacy
and facilities for both individual and social relaxation were considered as important
aspects in the ship’s accommodation ( Strong, 2000). A comparative study on the
accommodations in royal naval and merchant naval fleets was conducted ( Hardwick,
2000) by visiting ships and submarines and interviewing the crew. Suggested factors include the drive toward cabin-based accommodation for all crew, increased
space for sleeping and personal stowage, improving working environment conditions
TABLE 7.1
ABS Rules, Guides and Guidance Notes Related to Human Factors in Ship
Design ( American Bureau of Shipping, 2020)
Pub#
Title
86
Application of Ergonomics to Marine Systems
94
Bridge Design and Navigational Equipment/ Systems
97
Risk Assessment Applications for the Marine and Offshore Oil and Gas Industries
102
Crew Habitability on Ships
103
Passenger Comfort on Ships
116
Review and Approval of Novel Concepts
117
Risk Evaluations for the Classification of Marine-Related Facilities
119
Ergonomic Design of Navigation Bridges
122
Alternative Design and Arrangements for Fire Safety
141
Fire-Fighting Systems
145
Vessel Maneuverability
147
Ship Vibration
151
Vessels Operating in Low Temperature Environments
154
Means of Access to Tanks and Holds for Inspection
163
Crew Habitability on Workboats
170
Rapid Response Damage Assessment
185
Integrated Software Quality Management ( ISQM)
191
Dynamic Positioning Systems
201
Ergonomic Notations
209
Noise and Vibration Control for Inhabited Spaces
247
Habitability of Industrial Personnel on Accommodation Vessels
250
Application of Cybersecurity Principles to Marine and Offshore Operations – Cybersafety Vol 1
251
Cybersecurity Implementation for Marine and Offshore Operations – Cybersafety Vol 2
252
Data Integrity for Marine and Offshore Operations – Cybersafety Vol 3
278
Ergonomic Container Lashing
307
Guide for Smart Functions for Marine Vessels and Offshore Units
Sensemaking in Safety Critical and Complex Situations
imPlementation of human factorS in ShiP DeSign
Investigations in offshore supply vessels ( OSVs) operating in Norwegian Sea showed
that lots of initiatives have been addressed in some of the new builds.
In a review, a number of field researches of human factors in ship design have
been documented. The Royal Navy Habitability Survey presents valuable evidence
of personal priorities and preferences for habitability features in warships based on
a literature review, initial interviews and a pilot survey. Adequate levels of privacy
and facilities for both individual and social relaxation were considered as important
aspects in the ship’s accommodation ( Strong, 2000). A comparative study on the
accommodations in royal naval and merchant naval fleets was conducted ( Hardwick,
2000) by visiting ships and submarines and interviewing the crew. Suggested factors include the drive toward cabin-based accommodation for all crew, increased
space for sleeping and personal stowage, improving working environment conditions
TABLE 7.1
ABS Rules, Guides and Guidance Notes Related to Human Factors in Ship
Design ( American Bureau of Shipping, 2020)
Pub#
Title
86
Application of Ergonomics to Marine Systems
94
Bridge Design and Navigational Equipment/ Systems
97
Risk Assessment Applications for the Marine and Offshore Oil and Gas Industries
102
Crew Habitability on Ships
103
Passenger Comfort on Ships
116
Review and Approval of Novel Concepts
117
Risk Evaluations for the Classification of Marine-Related Facilities
119
Ergonomic Design of Navigation Bridges
122
Alternative Design and Arrangements for Fire Safety
141
Fire-Fighting Systems
145
Vessel Maneuverability
147
Ship Vibration
151
Vessels Operating in Low Temperature Environments
154
Means of Access to Tanks and Holds for Inspection
163
Crew Habitability on Workboats
170
Rapid Response Damage Assessment
185
Integrated Software Quality Management ( ISQM)
191
Dynamic Positioning Systems
201
Ergonomic Notations
209
Noise and Vibration Control for Inhabited Spaces
247
Habitability of Industrial Personnel on Accommodation Vessels
250
Application of Cybersecurity Principles to Marine and Offshore Operations – Cybersafety Vol 1
251
Cybersecurity Implementation for Marine and Offshore Operations – Cybersafety Vol 2
252
Data Integrity for Marine and Offshore Operations – Cybersafety Vol 3
278
Ergonomic Container Lashing
307
Guide for Smart Functions for Marine Vessels and Offshore Units