4. From risk assessment to action plan
Once the risks have been identified, analyzed and assessed, various
solutions must be considered to eliminate them or, failing that, to
reduce them by acting either at source or on their consequences.
The next step in the risk assessment process is to identify all
the possible actions that can be taken to eliminate or, failing that,
control risks.
All too often, risk-prevention measures focus primarily on people,
and are limited to making personal protective equipment (PPE) available
or compulsory, or training employees in "safety standards". While
these actions are necessary, they are not sufficient.
It is customary to distinguish between actions that can be taken...
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