Acceptable risk means a probability of one additional lifetime incidence of cancer in 100,000 (1x10-5) or less for carcinogens, and a hazard index of one (1) or less for non-carcinogens, as applicable. For certain contaminants, where cancer or non-cancer risk does not apply, the Department may approve or require other methods that it determines are appropriate for determining risk.
Acceptable risk means Cancer Risk greater than 1 x 10-6 but less than or equal 1 x 10-4 or a Hazard Index less than or equal to one with justifiable, reasonable and practicable measures in place to reduce and control risk within the range.
Acceptable risk means, for the purposes of this Code, the level of risk that is acceptable to the enterprise of an incident occurring which could result in a breach of the applicable requirements regarding confidentiality, integrity and availability/robustness in a specific case. The level of risk will depend on the probability of an incident occurring and the consequences of such an incident. Each enterprise shall conduct a specific assessment of how it will achieve an acceptable level of risk using acceptance criteria for risk.
Examples of Acceptable risk in a sentence
Acceptable risk during the early development phase is set at a theoretically calculated level of approximately one additional cancer per million.
Acceptable risk levels, as defined in OAR 340-122-115(1) through (6), and remedial action objectives were developed based on the identified beneficial uses, exposure pathways and the risk assessment.
Acceptable risk management strategies need to be in compliance with applicable Federal and State laws and California Occupational Safety and Health Administration (CalOSHA) regulations.
Acceptable risk management strategies need to comply with applicable federal and state laws and California Occupational Safety and Health Administration (CalOSHA) regulations.
Acceptable risk determination shall be consistent with funding objectives and requirements of the OPEB Trust.
More Definitions of Acceptable risk
Acceptable risk means the level of potential disaster loss or impact within a period of time, which is considered admissible to determine the minimum safety requirements or demands, for protection and planning purposes, in the event of possible dangerous phenomena, and includes the social, economic and environmental consequences that a society assumes or tolerates where it considers an intervention for their reduction unnecessary, unfeasible, inopportune or impossible given the existing economic, social, political, cultural and technical context;
Acceptable risk means that there is reasonable certainty that no harm to human health, future generations, vulnerable populations, or the environment will result from exposure to or the manufacture, processing, import, use, or release of a substance;
Acceptable risk level" has the meaning set forth in Oregon Revised Statute (ORS) 465.315 and Oregon Administrative Rule (OAR) 340-122-0115.
Acceptable risk means a level of exposure to contaminants which does not produce unacceptable risk.
Acceptable risk means a risk level judged by Members to be compatible with the protection of public health, aquatic animal health and terrestrial animal health within their countries. Approved laboratorymeans a laboratory in a Member that is approved by the Competent Authority to carry out diagnostic work on diseases listed by the OIE and is responsible for health control work. Aquatic Animal Health Standards Commissionmeans the OIE Commission responsible for up -dating the Aquatic Code in the intervals between General Sessions of the OIE International Committee. The Aquatic Animal Health Standards Commission is concerned with diseases of fish, molluscs, crustaceans and amphibians. Aquatic animal import unitmeans a live aquatic animal or its eggs or gametes, or a specified weight of a product of aquatic animalorigin. Breeding stationmeans an aquaculture establishment working to improve the genetic standard and production of aquatic animals. Broodstockmeans sexually mature fish, molluscs or crustaceans. Communicationmeans the discipline of informing, influencing, and motivating individual, institutional and public audiences, preferably on the basis of interactive exchanges, about any issue falling under the mandate of the OIE and the Competent Authority. Crisis means a time of great danger, difficulty or uncertainty when problems related to any issue falling under the mandate of the OIE and the Competent Authority requires immediate action. Crisis Communicationmeans the process of providing information of a potentially incomplete nature within time constraints that allows an individual, affected and/or interested parties, an entire community or the general public to make best possible decisions and/or accept policy decisions during a crisis. Compartmentalisationmeans identifying compartments for the purpose of disease control or international trade. Annex III (contd) Crustacean productsmeans fresh crustaceans, processed whole crustaceans or edible products of crustaceans that have been subjected to treatment such as cooking, drying, salting, brining, smoking or freezing. Dischargemeans blood or water from the slaughtering or processing of aquatic animals.
Acceptable risk means a tolerable level of deviation against a particular target of the Company.
Acceptable risk means that, after careful analysis, the potential benefits to be achieved by an activity outweigh the assessed Projected or Residual Risk to individuals, assets or activities.