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Welcome to the Center
for Operator Performance
WHO WE
ARE
 Operating
safely requires redundancy of many components. Operating
competitively requires lack of redundancy of the human
component.
We
are a diverse group of industry, vendor, and academia
representatives addressing human capabilities and
limitations with research, collaboration, and human factors
engineering. Our mission to raise the performance level of
our operators and improve Health, Safety, and Environmental
effectiveness is accomplished through:
- Openly sharing
knowledge and ideas
- Putting collaboration
ahead of competition
- Including vendors in
research decisions
- Teaming with leading
human factors researchers and universities
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CURRENT RESEARCH |
PENDING RESEARCH |
Current research
projects include:
- Quantify alarm
actuation rates that operators can handle
- Develop and
evaluate effectiveness of decision-based
operating graphics
- Develop
systematic approach to documenting “expertise”
of senior operators before they walk out the
door
- Evaluate
methods of early detection of off-normal
operations
- Data Mining of Near Miss
Process Incidents
- For more
details,
click here.
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UPCOMING EVENTS/RECENT NEWS |
- COP Spring Meeting is May 15-17, 2012 at Wright State University. Visitors are welcome!
- November 15-17 meeting
was hosted by Emerson in Austin, TX.
- Audio Interviews with David
Strobhar on Intellirights.com. Visit the
News page for details.
- October 2-5, 2011 - David
Strobhar presented at the TAPPI Peers conference, Portland, OR.
- October 27-28, 2011 -
Presentations at Emerson Global Users Exchange,
Nashville, TN.
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