Operator Reliability is a construct within human reliability analysis that quantifies the probability of an operator performing a required task successfully under specified conditions without unintended deviations, distinguishing it from broader system or equipment reliability by focusing specifically on human performance in operational contexts.
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A guide to practical human reliability assessment
Deborah Lucas · Safety Science · 1995 · 415 citations
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