Topic outline

  • Overview

    Ensuring safety involves the use of models and techniques to identify, assess and treat the impacts of multiple hazards. It also requires the organization of activities that concern the people in charge of operations, as well as product designers and project managers. These activities take place in an environment including many other stakeholders (administration, subcontractors, etc.). The overall management of these activities is therefore very complex. A weakness in this managerial activities leads to a high probability of accidents. Control of this management is therefore fundamental.

    • Units

      Unit 1. ISO 9001. Quality Management

      Unit 2. ISO 31000. Management du risque (version française) - 

                  ISO 31000. Risk management (English - Under construction)

      Unit 3. ISO 14001. Environmental management - Under construction

      Unit 4. ISO 45001. Occupational health and safety management - Under construction


      • Author


        • Virginie GROB was a QSE manager for 15 years, initially with ALSTOM and then with AREVA. Currently, she is training the QSE managers of tomorrow. Her mission is to sensitize managers from all departments to the techniques of piloting and improving performance. 

          She teaches in universities as well as in several prominent training organizations. She helps companies obtain their ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 et QUALIOPI certificates. She is also an auditor for the ISO 9001 and QUALIOPI certificates.




          Gilles MOTET is a Professor at the National Institute in Applied Sciences (INSA), University of Toulouse (France). Since 2017, he is the Director of the development of “Safety Engineering & Management” online platform seamonline.insa-toulouse.fr. Since 2007, he is the Head of “Safety Engineering & Management”, a one-year Advanced Master. He was the Scientific Director of the Foundation for an Industrial Safety Culture (Foncsi), a public interest research foundation (2005-2015).

          Previously, he was the Director of a research laboratory at INSA Toulouse, France. He was one of the French experts in charge of the development of the ISO 31000 standard.