Overview

The Laboratory of Systems Reliability and Industrial Safety (SRISL) was founded in 1988 with initial objective the development of an integrated capability for the quantitative risk assessment of large nuclear and non-nuclear systems. During the last twenty years SRISL has contributed to the state-of-the art of system reliability, quantified risk assessment the development of decision support systems with multiple criteria and under uncertainty.

This contribution has been achieved through the participation to over thirty R&D projects partially or totally funded by third party sources including the framework programmes of the European Commission, other international funding organizations, Greek ministries and Greek companies. In these projects SRISL has collaborated with leading European organizations such as the Health and Safety Executive of the UK, the ministry of Environment and the ministry of Labour and Social Works of the Netherlands, the Joint Research Centre of the EC and numerous scientific and research organizations of the EU member states. The SRISL is one of the main consultants to the Greek Government in matters related with the safety of industrial installations having the potential to cause a major accident and subject to the SEVESO European Directive. In this capacity the SRISL has either reassessed or analyzed the safety of almost the totality of the Greek industry subject to the SEVESO directive.
 

Research and Development of methodology and associated software tools in the areas of: