4. Analyze the risks
4.1 Phase 1- APR
Risk analysis is generally initiated by means of a preliminary risk analysis (PRA). According to the IEC-300-3-9 standard (IEC 300-3-9 "Management of operational safety", 1995), preliminary risk analysis (PRA) "is a hazard identification and frequency analysis technique that can be used in the early phases of design to identify hazards and assess their criticality".
An example of a simplified APR table can be presented as follows ( Source : INERIS (DRA-35) Ω-7 Méthode d'analyse des risques générés par une installation industrielle - octobre 2006 ) :
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Guide méthodologique national du 25 juin 2003 , based on the INERIS model, version 1, dated May 20, 2003 " Outils d'analyse des risques générés par une installation industrielle ".
Circular dated 10/05/10 summarizing the methodological rules applicable to hazard studies, risk reduction at source and technological risk prevention plans (PPRT) for classified facilities,...
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