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Human Reliability Analysis of Roof Bolting Operation in Underground Coal Mines

Investigations have shown that human error is the most common cause of roof bolting injuries. Human error probability estimation has become a critical issue for human reliability analysis (HRA) of roof bolting operation. Specialist judgment plays a crucial role in quantifying human error probability in the field because of limited availability of empirical data. However, the aggregation of specialist judgment is typically not carried out in a formal way in HRA. In this paper, an approach to combine Bayesian methodology and the success likelihood index method was to build a computable model using information from specialists for HRA of roof bolting operation. A numerical example was used to illustrate the application of the proposed methodology. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.