Transcription of RESEARCH REPORT 151
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HSE Health & Safety Executive Good practice and pitfalls in risk assessment Prepared by the Health & Safety Laboratory for the Health and Safety Executive 2003 RESEARCH REPORT 151 HSE Health & Safety Executive Good practice and pitfalls in risk assessment Dr Sandra Gadd, Dr Deborah Keeley, Dr Helen Balmforth Health & Safety Laboratory Broad Lane Sheffield S3 7HQ This REPORT presents findings from stage 2 of a project conducted by the Health & Safety Laboratory on behalf of the Health & Safety Executive (HSE). The aim of this stage of the project was to identify and highlight common pitfalls in industry risk assessment methodologies and their application, and to briefly summarise how different HSE divisions evaluate risk assessments.
highlight common pitfalls in industry risk assessment methodologies and their application, and to briefly summarise how different HSE divisions evaluate risk assessments. The report sets out examples of good practice in relation to risk assessment, and contrasts these with pitfalls encountered by HSE, illustrated by case study examples.
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