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What is systems safety, and why is it important to develop a system?

System safety uses engineering and managerial ideas, criteria, and approaches to

achieve acceptable accident risk while improving efficiency, appropriateness, and

time restrictions. This applies to all stages of the system's life cycle. It takes more

work to comprehend and manage system mishaps when systems become more

sophisticated and dangerous. Therefore, system safety is the technical engineering

procedure for detecting and managing the risks associated with these mishaps and the

hazards themselves (Ericson, 2015). Through the system safety procedure, risks and

hazards can be purposefully decreased and regulated to a minimal and acceptable

level. System safety is the logical pursuit of acceptable accident risk and finding ways

to manage such risks. System safety aids in identifying potential points of failure for

systems and applying design mitigations to get rid of, fix, or get around safety flaws

in the system (Stephans, 2022). Incident prevention can be accomplished by

proactively finding, evaluating, and removing or managing safety-related dangers to

reasonable standards.

Why is it important to continually review and refine the system throughout its

lifecycle?

During the design creation process, some dangers frequently go undiscovered.

As a result, system safety should be continually improved to identify risks and

dangers before they materialize into disasters. Systematic reviews seek to locate,

assess, and compile the results of all pertinent individual research on a given topic in

health care, making the available information more understandable to decision-makers

(Ericson, 2015). Users' needs are considered when monitoring the system's

performance, and any necessary system improvements are implemented. As when the

system meets the needs of the organization, operations continue. The system could go

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1 Systems Safety Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation 2 What is systems safety, and why is it important to develop a system? System safety uses engineering and managerial ideas, criteria, and approaches to achieve acceptable accident risk while improving efficiency, appropriateness, and time restrictions. This applies to all stages of the system's life cycle. It takes more work to comprehend and manage system mishaps when systems become more sophisticated and dangerous. Therefore, system safety is the technical engineering procedure for detecting and managing the risks associated with these mishaps and the hazards themselves (Ericson, 2015). Through the system safety procedure, risks and hazards can be purposefully decreased and regulated to a minimal and acceptable level. System safety is the logical pursuit of acceptable accident risk and finding ways to manage such risks. System safety aids in identifying potential points of failure for systems and applying design mitigations to get rid of, fix, or get around safety flaws in the system (Stephans, 2022). Incident prevention can be accomplished by proactively finding, evaluating, and removing or managing safety-related dangers to reasonable standards. Why is it important to continually review and refine the system throughout its lifecycle? During the design creation process, some dangers frequently go undiscovered. As a result, system safety should be continually improved to identify risks and dangers before the ...
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