CHAPTER 4 - SAFETY RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
fire and environmental protection systems than to retro-fit after the fact. Make risk decisions at the appropriate level C. . As a decision-making tool, RM is only effective when the information is concentrated on the appropriate supervisory level for decision. The higher the risk, the higher the management level of who
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