It is important that risk analysis methods provide as much insight as economically possible, to aid the effective estimation and management of risks. The development of existing methods can have immediate tangible benefits, including streamlining practices, providing enhanced accuracy, or providing additional insight. The continued development of existing risk analysis techniques is one part of providing the necessary tools to achieve these goals.
Reliability, to some degree or another, is an attribute of all systems. It is generally agreed that greater reliability is preferable to lesser reliability. However, increased reliability often comes with increased cost. The basis of a successful RAMS programme is to find the appropriate balance.
CRA have in house specialist modellers who have experience in developing analysis techniques across a range of industries and applications.
CRA have both the industrial experience and academic knowledge to perform best practice risk analyses, integrating our work with our clients’ existing techniques.
Our team members are some of the UK’s leading practitioners in the field of Probabilistic Safety Assessments, which depend heavily on reliability analysis techniques. We have experience of applying RAMS techniques to a wide range of industries, including Nuclear Power, Defence, Transport and Oil & Gas.
CRA prides itself on taking a tailored “common sense” approach to the development of our Risk & Reliability services, in order to supply economically feasible, practical solutions.
