Master Human Factors Safety Critical Task Analysis
CIEHF-accredited training to improve human reliability in safety-critical operations.
Most organisations struggle to bridge the gap between written procedures and actual operations. This disconnect can lead to increased risk in safety-critical tasks, potentially compromising both safety and efficiency.
Intensive 1-Week Course: Live webinars and guided learning with our expert instructors. Perfect for focused, structured learning.
Self-Directed 2-Month Program: Learn at your own pace with comprehensive support Ideal for busy professionals Same expert content, different learning styles - choose what works for you.
"This is a course all Major Hazard Industries should consider. It helps participants acquire the needed knowledge, not only to drive human reliability improvement but also to meet the Human Factors aspect of local Safety Regulations." - Process Safety Manager, Singapore
40+ years delivering Human Factors training
Implemented across major hazard industries globally
Trusted by leading companies in process safety
Certified by CIEHF
Practical Tools & Methods: Learn proven techniques for identifying and reducing human error, backed by decades of industry experience.
Industry-Ready Skills: Start implementing SCTA at your site immediately using our structured methodology and software tools.
Expert Community: Join our SCTA Craft Club community for ongoing support and knowledge sharing with fellow practitioners.
This course is specifically designed for:
- HSE Managers
- Process Safety Engineers
- Human Factors Specialists
- Operations Managers
- Quality Assurance Leaders
If you're responsible for human reliability, safety procedures, or regulatory compliance in high-hazard industries, this course is for you.
Using SCTA to manage major accident hazard risks to do with Human Performance for safety reports for regulatory compliance is particularly relevant to upper and lower tier sites in the UK, safety cases for UK offshore, and Major Hazard Installations (MHI) in the Singapore region. However, other areas are developing similar requirements, and we do have clients from other regions who do not have this explicit regulatory pressure but recognise SCTA as relevant good practice internationally and a structured approach to Human Factors risk management.