Stein Haugen

Professor

Major Accident Risk - I have become more and more interested in understanding how and why major accidents occur and is fascinated by different perspectives on major accidents, proposed by different scientific disciplines.
Monitoring accident risk - As part of the interest in major accidents, I am also trying to figure out ways of monitoring risk. Major accidents are (luckily!) very few and we need to find other ways of monitoring the risk than by counting accidents.
Risk Analysis/Risk Modelling - I have worked with risk analysis, very much from a practical viewpoint but also from a more theoretical viewpoint, my whole working life. This is an interest that still is very much alive, with main focus on major accidents.
Human and Organisational factors influence on risk - This is an area that I have become interested in over the last 5-10 years and forms an integral part of the focus on Major accident risk and risk analysis.

2015- Professor, Deparment of Marine Technology, NTNU
2010-2014 Professor, Department of Production and Quality Engineering, NTNU
2001-2010 R&D Manager, Safetec
2000-2010 Adjunct Professor, Department of Production and Quality Engineering, NTNU
1999-2001 Specialist Engineer, Safetec
1994-1999 Managing Director, Safetec
1991-1994 Department Manager, Safetec UK, Aberdeen
1988-1991 PhD student at NTNU
1984-1988 Safety Engineer, Safetec

Publications listed in the CRISTIN database

I am currently responsible for TMR4130 Risk Analysis and Safety Management for Maritime Transport during the autumn semester and lecturing in TM4105 Marine Technology - Elementary Course.Further, I am responsible for a PhD course MR8406 called Operational Risk Analysis. This is lectured in the autumn every second year (2018, 2020, etc). I am also responsible for continuing education courses PK6017 Risikoanalyse and PK6026 Teknisk Sikkerhet which are lectured in Norwegian

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