... workers and the resulting increase in likelihood and severity of injury for the general workforce population. This paper will serve to expand the OHS professional s knowledge base regarding workforce health and raise awareness of this issue. Risk assessment is an essential component of any comprehensive...

..., beige, lime green and green. Most of the risk assessments I ve seen have only three colors and of course 3 risk levels. Essentially, we looked at the likelihood of something happening (Very Likely, Likely and Not Likely). Then we looked at the severity possibility if that something happened. We wanted...

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... and biased. Safety decision-making needs to be based on the comparative risk levels of the options under consideration. Any safety decision needs to be the option for which the likelihood and quantum of benefit and gain outweighs the likelihood and quantum of loss and harm more than for any other option...

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... and control these error-traps – scope change, vague guidance, overconfidence, mental stress, and time pressure – forms a toxic mix that dramatically drives up the likelihood of error. This elevated risk can be controlled by knowing and using Tools – in this case, questioning attitude, effective communication...

... (consequence) and probability (likelihood). A matrix is used to determine the risk based on the product of these two factors. Once of the challenges we face is that there is no one universal matrix. B11 uses a 4×4 matrix, Z10 a 4×5, and DoD a 5×4. Another key is the risk factor definitions. While terms like...

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... event, we need to assess the likelihood of it occurring. Once we understand this, we can address each potential adverse outcome with appropriate resources. We certainly will not invest as much to the prevention of a paper cut as we would to the prevention of an amputation. Yet if the probability...

... between any two types of injuries, there are plenty of similarities between these. First off, aging can put each worker at greater risk for sustaining both these injuries. Sarcopenia, age-related muscle loss, can lead to lessening strength, which in turn increases the likelihood of cumulative wear-down...

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... this exposure are often based upon the existence of the hazard as opposed to the level, or likelihood, of hazard exposure. Risk management, which includes risk identification, assessment and treatment, is one of the cornerstones of modern business management. The use of a "risk-based" approach to guide...

... a bit unnecessary?If you answered yes to most of these questions, please read on. This paper and the associated session remarks are intended to take the reader or participant on a journey into hazard awareness, likelihood of event happening, risk determination and practical applications. My experience...

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