CSP Domain 2 Part 1 | FTA, ETA, FMEA & HAZOP Explained | System Safety Techniques

Understand Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), Event Tree Analysis (ETA), FMEA, and HAZOP in this CSP Domain 2 Part 1 lesson. Compare system safety techniques and learn how to select the appropriate method for an exam scenario. TRAINING ENQUIRIES For course details and enrolment: NEBOSH | IOSH | NVQ | OTHM | ASP & CSP Exam Preparation | ISO Lead Auditor Training Call or WhatsApp: +91 90745 77936 This lesson supports Certified Safety Professional (CSP) exam preparation through explanations, examples, and important distinctions between hazard analysis methods. TOPICS COVERED • Fault Tree Analysis: top events, backward analysis, and logic gates • Cut sets and minimal cut sets • Event Tree Analysis: initiating events and possible outcomes • Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) • Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP) • Cause-Consequence Analysis and Bow Tie Analysis • Management Oversight and Risk Tree (MORT) • Job Safety Analysis (JSA) • Technique for Human Error Rate Prediction (THERP) • Series and parallel system reliability EXAM PREPARATION FOCUS Learn to recognize the starting point of each analysis: • An unwanted outcome and its possible causes • An initiating event and the outcomes that follow • A component failure and its effects • A process deviation from its intended operation • A job broken down into individual tasks Use these distinctions to understand why a particular technique fits the scenario, rather than memorizing acronyms alone. Continue with Part 2 in the CSP Domain 2 playlist for safety performance, benchmarking, safety culture, and incident investigation. Subscribe for more CSP exam preparation lessons. Leave your questions in the comments with the relevant topic or timestamp. #CSPExam #SystemSafety #HAZOP