RISK ASSESSMENT DOCUMENT

Have you done the Risk Assessment Document in your company? Here you can find information concerning Risk Assessment Procedure:

1.    Company name
2.    Company address
3.    Description of the work place and work facilities
4.    Description of the company activity phases
5.    Description of the materials used
6.    The result of risk assessment
7.    Accomplished explosion preventive procedures
       7.1 Technical procedures
       7.2 Organisational procedures
8.   Persons name responsible for explosion preventive procedures
9.   Attachments
10. Date

A risk assessment methodology should consider all risk factors including unexpected parameters. The methodology needs to answer the following basic questions:

Want do we know? What is the risk?
Do we have an incident waiting to happen?
What action can we take?
What can go wrong? What are the potential consequences?
How likely is it to happen?
What is the chain of events which could lead to harm?
Can we tolerate the potential consequences at the estimated likelihood?
What are the benefits and costs of alternative technologies?

For the purpose of this standard risk assessment comprises in principle five steps including the determination of intended use:

Determination of intended use (Functional/State-Analysis)
Identification of hazardous situations and hazardous events
Risk estimation of consequences / likelihood
Risk evaluation
Risk reduction option analyses

Risk assessment should follow the step-approach in that order of preference given.

The first three steps of risk assessment (determination, identification, estimation) are often referred to collectively as risk analyses.

Risk analysis is an iterative process. If, after risk has been evaluated, the decision is made that the risk needs to be reduced it is necessary to re-estimate the risk. A decision can then be made as to whether the measures taken have reduced the risk to an acceptable level. It is also essential to check that the measures used to reduce risk have not themselves introduced any new hazards. Therefore a feedback loop from Risk Reduction Option Analyses to Hazard Identification has to be made.


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		RISK ASSESSMENT DOCUMENT Have you done the Risk Assessment Document in your company? Here you can find information concerning Risk Assessment Procedure: 1. Company name 2. Company address 3. Description of the work place and work facilities 4. Description of the company activity phases 5. Description of the materials used 6. The result of risk assessment 7. Accomplished explosion preventive procedures 7.1 Technical procedures 7.2 Organisational procedures 8. Persons name responsible for explosion preventive procedures 9. Attachments 10. Date A risk assessment methodology should consider all risk factors including unexpected parameters. The methodology needs to answer the following basic questions: Want do we know? What is the risk? Do we have an incident waiting to happen? What action can we take? What can go wrong? What are the potential consequences? How likely is it to happen? What is the chain of events which could lead to harm? Can we tolerate the potential consequences at the estimated likelihood? What are the benefits and costs of alternative technologies? For the purpose of this standard risk assessment comprises in principle five steps including the determination of intended use: Determination of intended use (Functional/State-Analysis) Identification of hazardous situations and hazardous events Risk estimation of consequences / likelihood Risk evaluation Risk reduction option analyses Risk assessment should follow the step-approach in that order of preference given. The first three steps of risk assessment (determination, identification, estimation) are often referred to collectively as risk analyses. Risk analysis is an iterative process. If, after risk has been evaluated, the decision is made that the risk needs to be reduced it is necessary to re-estimate the risk. A decision can then be made as to whether the measures taken have reduced the risk to an acceptable level. It is also essential to check that the measures used to reduce risk have not themselves introduced any new hazards. Therefore a feedback loop from Risk Reduction Option Analyses to Hazard Identification has to be made.