RISK ASSESSMENT METHOD TRAININGS

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY RISK ASSESSMENT REGULATION

IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF RISKS

ARTICLE 9 – (1) Considering each of the identified hazards separately, it is determined how often the risks that may arise from these hazards may occur and who, what, how and in what severity may be harmed by these risks. While making this determination, the effect of existing control measures is also taken into account.

(2) Risks determined in the light of collected information and data; It is analyzed by using one or more of the methods selected on the basis of factors such as the characteristics of the operation of the enterprise, the characteristics of the hazards or risks in the workplace and the limitations of the workplace, or by using one or more of the methods selected on the basis of national or international standards.

TRAININGS

1. RISK ASSESSMENT DECISION MATRIX METHOD -US.MIL_STD_882-D

( RISK ASSESSMENT DECISION MATRIX)

One of the most commonly used approaches is the risk assessment matrix USA. It was developed to meet the system security program requirement, also known as the military standard MIL_STD_882-D. Matrix diagrams are an evaluation tool used to analyze the relationship between two or more variables. L Type Matrix: 5 x 5 Matrix diagram (L Type Matrix) is especially used in the evaluation of cause-effect relationships. With this method, first of all, if an event occurs with the probability of occurrence, the result is graded and measured. This method is simple, making it ideal for analysts who have to do risk analysis alone.

Training duration: 1 day

2. FINE-KINNEY METHOD - 1976

Classification used to decide on the magnitude and priority of action needed to eliminate or mitigate potential risks.

GF Kinney US Naval Postgraduate School

AD WiruthSafetyand Security Department

Report No=NWC TP 5865

Unit No=DNLP TASK ASSIGNMENTR000 01 01-June 1976

Naval Weapons Center China Lake, California 93555-USA.

Training duration: 1 day

3. HRNS METHOD - HAZARD RATING NUMBER SYSTEM

(HAZARD Rating NUMBER SYSTEM)R = S x N x F x O

HARMONY METHOD - HAZARD LEVEL FOR THE MACHINERY AND PROCESS INDUSTRY

HAZARD RATING FORMACHINERY AND PROCESS INDUSTRY)R = E x A x S x O x N (because it spellstheword "reason"

ISO 13849-1 IEC 62061 /61508 -ISO 12100:2010

Training duration: 2 days