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3. Risk Evaluation

The first duty of managers is to effectively manage risk. Risk management begins with the identification of hazards, and the analysis and evaluation of the risks the organisation and its personnel are exposed to. These hazards relate to the potential loss of occupational health, occupational safety, process safety, environment, quality, security, energy, knowledge and/or social responsibility. Employees must have a good awareness, clear understanding, and a sense of vulnerability to the hazards and risks they are exposed to. A team approach to risk evaluation will drive a strong risk culture in the organisation. A hierarchical approach to control of risks should be applied. If elimination and substitution are not possible, then the organisation must identify the engineering, procedural and protective equipment controls necessary to make the risk tolerable.

The sub-processes are listed below:
 
3.1. Occupational Health Hazard Identification and Evaluation
3.2. Occupational Safety Hazard Identification and Evaluation
3.3. Process Safety Hazard Identification and Evaluation
3.4. Environmental Hazards Identification and Evaluation
3.5. Quality Requirements Identification and Evaluation
3.6. Security Hazards Identification and Evaluation
3.7. Energy Use Identification and Evaluation
3.8. Material Use Identification and Evaluation
3.9. Critical Knowledge Identification and Evaluation
3.10. Community Issues Identification and Evaluation

 

Risk Evaluation explained by Lintang Adi Pradana from DNV GL Indonesia