9. Conclusion on the Characteristics of the Approach
The proposed method seeks to strike a good balance between rigor and the necessary simplicity and pragmatism, given the information and resources that are reasonably available. It is characterized in particular by the following aspects:
it is based on the concepts defined in the standards to ensure that the process is clear, unambiguous, and traceable;
it begins by identifying hazards classified into five distinct categories for which generic lists are provided;
the assessment of hazard severity is based on distinct templates that provide guidance and limit potential inconsistencies when comparing hazards of different types; this assessment takes into account the control measures already in place to avoid an overly abstract analysis that could lead to distorted results;
The assessment of the frequency of hazardous situations takes into...
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