In this 81 slide presentation, Dean Calhoun of Affygility Solutions discusses the history of risk assessments, the regulations requiring risk assessments, and the different types of risk assessments. Several examples are provided.
2. Presenta7on
Overview
Introduc7ons
What
is
Risk?
Overview
of
the
Risk
Assessment
Process
Governmental
regula7ons
and
standards
requiring
risk
assessments
• Types
of
risk
assessment
methodologies
• Why
is
this
important?
• Risk
assessments
as
part
of
a
potent
compound
safety
program
•
•
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•
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7. Risk Assessment Attempts to Answer
• What can happen and why?
• What are the consequences?
• What is the probability of their
future occurrence?
• Are there any factors that mitigate
the consequence of the risk or
that reduce the probability of the
risk?
• Is the level of risk tolerable or
acceptable?
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10. ’50s
–
‘60s
Minuteman
ICBMs
History
• 1947:
“Engineering
for
Safety”
paper
presented
at
the
Ins7tute
for
Aeronau7cal
Science
• 1950
–
1960:
Minuteman
ICBM
• NASA
• Nuclear
reactors
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14. OSHA’s
Process
Safety
Management
Governmental
Regula7ons
and
Standards
Requiring
Risk
Assessments
• OSHA’s
Process
Safety
Management
of
Highly
Hazardous
Chemicals:
29
CFR
1910.119(e)
• OSHA’s
Voluntary
Protec7on
Program
• EPA’s
Risk
Management
Plan
Standard:
40
CFR
68.67
• UK’s
The
Management
of
Health
and
Safety
at
Work
Regula7ons
1999
Chapter
3
• ANSI/AIHA
Z10-‐2012
Occupa7onal
Health
and
Safety
Management
Systems
• IEC/FDIS
31010:
Risk
Management
–
Risk
Assessment
Techniques
• BS
OHSAS
18001:
Occupa7onal
health
and
safety
management
systems
• MIL-‐STD-‐882E
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15. EPA’s
Risk
Management
Plan
Governmental
Regula7ons
and
Standards
Requiring
Risk
Assessments
• OSHA’s
Process
Safety
Management
of
Highly
Hazardous
Chemicals:
29
CFR
1910.119(e)
• OSHA’s
Voluntary
Protec7on
Program
• EPA’s
Risk
Management
Plan
Standard:
40
CFR
68.67
• UK’s
The
Management
of
Health
and
Safety
at
Work
Regula7ons
1999
Chapter
3
• ANSI/AIHA
Z10-‐2012
Occupa7onal
Health
and
Safety
Management
Systems
• IEC/FDIS
31010:
Risk
Management
–
Risk
Assessment
Techniques
• BS
OHSAS
18001:
Occupa7onal
health
and
safety
management
systems
• MIL-‐STD-‐882E
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27. Benefits of Risk
Assessments
• Compliance with regulatory, customer,
and internally derived requirements.
• Adequate identification of potential
exposure risks prior to the design or
operation.
• Early identification of the effects of
engineering or operational decisions.
• May minimize the need for industrial
hygiene monitoring for similar
operations.
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