Principles of risk management Sample Clauses

Principles of risk management. The basic principles that provide a framework for implementing the risk management process are:  Integrating risk management into work design, planning, preparation, and execution. Supervisors and workers continuously identify hazards and assess risks. Supervisors ensure that all workers understand and properly execute risk controls.  Making risk decisions at the appropriate level. Supervisors in consultation with workers establish appropriate risk management measures; risks are continuously assessed and personnel bring forward new information that requires a reassessment of the risk.  Accepting no unnecessary risk. It is understood that if risk cannot be reduced to an acceptable level, then the work may not proceed.
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