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Ismahane EL BAHLOUL: IRCA auditor (EMS and SMS), HSE and risk management consultant
INTRODUCTION
Health risk assessment (HRA) is used to analyze the potential effects of a site's emissions, discharges and nuisances on public health and hygiene. To achieve this, the health risk assessment process is broken down into three stages: characterizing the site, identifying hazards and dose-response relationships, and assessing exposure. One of the essential steps in this HRA is to identify the hazards and dose-response relationships associated with the substances emitted by the site.
How do you identify hazards?
Where to find information?
What does dose-response mean?
How far can we go?
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