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Sources of Information Used in Identifying Hazards and Assessing Risk 5-3
Accident/Incident and Ill-Health Data and Rates 5-3
External Information Sources 5-5
Internal Information Sources 5-5
Uses and Limitations of Information Sources 5-5
Study Questions 5-6
Hazard Identification Techniques 5-7
Hazard Detection Techniques 5-7
Importance of Worker Input 5-9
Study Question 5-9
Assessment and Evaluation of Risk 5-10
Key Steps in a Risk Assessment 5-10
Use and Limitation of Generic, Specific and Dynamic Risk Assessments 5-13
Limitations of Risk Assessment Processes 5-14
Temporary and Non-Routine Situations 5-15
Consideration of Long-Term Hazards to Health 5-15
Types of Risk Assessment 5-15
Organisational Arrangements for an Effective Risk Assessment Programme 5-18
Acceptability/Tolerability of Risk 5-19
Study Questions 5-20
Systems Failures and System Reliability 5-21
Meaning of the Term ‘System’ 5-21
Principles of System Failure Analysis 5-21
Using Calculations in the Assessment of System Reliability 5-23
Methods for Improving System Reliability 5-27
Study Questions 5-28
Failure Tracing Methodologies 5-29
A Guide to Basic Probability 5-29
Principles and Techniques of Failure Tracing Methods in the Assessment of Risk 5-30
Study Questions
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