The Efficacy of Peer Checking - Research to Better Understand Its Effectiveness

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Buying Organisation	HEALTH & SAFETY EXECUTIVE
Opportunity Type	Private Sector
Opportunity Method	Contract Opportunity
Notice Type	Notice
Nature of Opportunity	Works
Contract Description:	The aim of this research is to undertake a literature search and meta-analysis of research in relation to the effectiveness of peer checking. In particular this should consider and evaluate recently identified uncertainties in the benefits of peer checking identified in the relevant sectors (e.g., Medical, Rail, Aviation, Nuclear, and so on). Given the widespread use of peer checking as an error reduction tool within the nuclear sector, it is important that ONR has a scientifically informed and evidence based position on its effectiveness. This is particularly relevant in relation to ONR's position with regard to the efficacy of checks by Duly Authorised Persons (DAPs) as well as other Suitably Qualified and Experienced Persons (SQEPs) in undertaking safety important tasks. This tender is administered by HSE, of behalf of ONR.
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Response Deadline	22-01-21 13:00