10. Security
Operational safety is "the ability of an entity to avoid the occurrence of critical or catastrophic events under given conditions", or the absence of intolerable risk. It is a methodology for analyzing and eliminating unacceptable risks that could result in injury, direct or indirect damage to human health, environmental degradation or property damage. Regulatory requirements relating to the safety of hazardous industrial facilities are increasingly stringent, and have led to the development of the discipline of technological risk management. For natural hazards (floods, earthquakes, etc.), specific tools and methods have been developed, but will not be the subject of this article. According to INERIS, "industrial risk is defined as an accidental...
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Bibliography
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(1) - RASMUSSEN (N.C.) et al -
Reactor safety study. An assessment of accident risks in U.S. commercial nuclear power plants. Executive summary. WASH-1400 (NUREG-75/014).
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Federal Government of the United States, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. USA (1975).
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