What is the point of characterizing these issues as part of a hazard study?
Hazard study: identification of external interests to be protected
Practical sheet REF: FIC0488 V1
What is the point of characterizing these issues as part of a hazard study?
Hazard study: identification of external interests to be protected

Author : Frédérique FAGES

Publication date: June 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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3. What is the point of characterizing these issues as part of a hazard study?

A study of the presence and composition of the issues (external interests to be protected) around an industrial site is used to assess the severity of an accident scenario, particularly in terms of the people exposed (c f. Synthesizing risks [FIC 0207] ).

The scale used to assess the severity of the human consequences of an off-site accident considers the level of effect (significant, lethal, irreversible) in relation to the number of people involved.

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