Risk Assessment Commentary
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Book Introduction
Everything You Need to Know About Risk Assessment! A Guide to Practical Applications
A new book by Professor Jinwoo Jeong, Korea's leading safety expert.
Risk assessment, which has become the international standard for safety management, has now become an essential tool for industrial safety in Korea as well.
However, many companies are still confused about the concept of risk assessment and how to conduct it.
To address these very issues, the "Risk Assessment Commentary (Revised and Expanded, 5th Edition)" was published! This book contains everything you need to apply risk assessment in practice, from the basic concepts to specific implementation methods.
We provide various writing methods and forms that safety managers can easily apply on-site, helping to make risk assessments no longer difficult.
In particular, this revised 5th edition has been reborn as a more in-depth and practical commentary by comprehensively supplementing the existing content.
This is a must-read book on risk assessment that anyone, from managers to practitioners, can easily understand and utilize.
A new book by Professor Jinwoo Jeong, Korea's leading safety expert.
Risk assessment, which has become the international standard for safety management, has now become an essential tool for industrial safety in Korea as well.
However, many companies are still confused about the concept of risk assessment and how to conduct it.
To address these very issues, the "Risk Assessment Commentary (Revised and Expanded, 5th Edition)" was published! This book contains everything you need to apply risk assessment in practice, from the basic concepts to specific implementation methods.
We provide various writing methods and forms that safety managers can easily apply on-site, helping to make risk assessments no longer difficult.
In particular, this revised 5th edition has been reborn as a more in-depth and practical commentary by comprehensively supplementing the existing content.
This is a must-read book on risk assessment that anyone, from managers to practitioners, can easily understand and utilize.
index
Chapter 1 What is Risk?
Ⅰ.
Definition of risk according to international safety standards
Ⅱ.
What is risk?
Ⅲ.
Safety and Risk
1.
Safety and Risk
2.
Definition of safety
3.
Absolute safety does not exist.
4.
Fail Safe/Fool Proof and Safety
Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Risk Assessment
Ⅰ.
Background and significance of risk assessment
1.
History and Legislative Background of Risk Assessment
2.
The need for risk assessment
3.
Characteristics of risk assessment
4.
The effectiveness of risk assessment
Ⅱ.
Meaning of hazardous risk factors, dangers, etc.
1.
Definition of Terms
2.
Process from hazardous risk factors to disaster
3.
Hazardous risk factors in a narrow and broad sense
Ⅲ.
Basic procedures for risk assessment
1.
Hazard identification
2.
Risk estimation by hazardous risk factor
3.
Risk evaluation
4.
Risk reduction measures
Ⅳ.
Timing of risk assessment
V.
Comparison of risk assessment and risk prediction activities
Ⅵ.
Risk Assessment and Risk Management
Ⅶ.
Division of Risk Assessment Roles between Designers, Manufacturers, and Users
Chapter 3 Risk Assessment Implementation System
Ⅰ.
Preparing to conduct a risk assessment
Ⅱ.
Establishing a risk assessment implementation system
1.
Division of roles in the risk assessment implementation system
2.
Implementer of each risk assessment procedure
Ⅲ.
Preparation of risk assessment implementation regulations
Ⅳ.
Preparation of a risk assessment implementation plan
V.
Conduct training on risk assessment
1.
Training for risk assessment managers and implementation managers
2.
Training for field risk assessment promoters
3.
Risk assessment implementer training
4.
Training for those implementing workplace risk assessments
Chapter 4 Risk Assessment and Prioritization
Ⅰ.
What does risk estimation and prioritization mean?
1.
What is risk estimation and prioritization?
2.
Approaches to Risk Assessment and Prioritization
Ⅱ.
Risk assessment and priority setting method
1.
Classification of risk estimation methods
2.
Specific methods of risk estimation
3.
Method for estimating the risk of chemical substances (in terms of health hazards)
Ⅲ.
Considerations when estimating risks and setting priorities
1.
General Notes (Considerations)
2.
Specific notes (considerations)
Chapter 5 Risk Determination
Ⅰ.
Contents of risk determination
Ⅱ.
Meaning of risk
1.
Definition of acceptable risk
2. ALARP Principles
Chapter 6: Preparation of Regulations for Pilot Implementation and Risk Assessment
Ⅰ.
Pilot implementation
1.
Significance of pilot implementation
2.
Procedure for pilot implementation
Ⅱ.
Preparation of risk assessment implementation regulations
Ⅲ.
Know the regulations for conducting risk assessments
Ⅳ.
Re-examination of risk assessment implementation regulations
Chapter 7 Preparatory Stages of Risk Assessment
Ⅰ.
Selection of target
Ⅱ.
Obtaining information on hazardous risk factors
1.
Acquisition and use of information
2.
Precautions when obtaining information
3.
Specification of restrictions on machinery and equipment
Ⅲ.
Annual safety and health plan and risk assessment
Chapter 8: Conducting Risk Assessments
Ⅰ.
Identification of hazardous risk factors
1.
Method of identifying hazardous risk factors
2.
How to identify hazardous risk factors
3.
Understanding the process leading to industrial accidents
4.
Things to keep in mind when identifying hazardous risk factors
Ⅱ.
Risk estimation by hazardous risk factor
1.
Risk assessment
2.
How to proceed with the estimation
3.
How to set priorities for risk reduction
Ⅲ.
Setting priorities for risk reduction and reviewing (establishing) and implementing reduction measures
1.
Prioritizing risk reduction
2.
Review of risk reduction measures
3.
Considerations for reviewing and deciding on risk reduction measures
4.
Implementation of risk reduction measures and verification of their effectiveness
5.
Precautions for establishing and implementing risk reduction measures
Ⅳ.
Precautions when conducting risk assessments
Chapter 9 Records, Management, Review, and Modification
Ⅰ.
Scope of records requiring creation and storage
Ⅱ.
Types of records
Ⅲ.
Management and use of written records
Ⅳ.
Risk Management
1.
Management contents
2.
Precautions for management
V.
Review and revise
Chapter 10: For a Correct Understanding of Risk Assessment I.
Mandatory risk assessment
1.
Industrial Safety and Health Act
2.
Serious Disaster Punishment Act
Ⅱ.
General risk assessment and specific risk assessment
Chapter 11 Comparison of Legislation Regarding Workplace Risk Assessment
Ⅰ.
The concept of risk assessment and its relationship to risk reduction measures
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅱ.
Risk assessment during the design and manufacturing stages
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅲ.
Recording of risk assessment results
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅳ.
Timing of risk assessment
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
V.
Relationship between general risk assessment and specific risk assessment
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅵ.
Worker participation
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅶ.
Enforcement of violations of risk assessment
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅷ.
Summary and Policy Challenges
Boron subcontracting work risk assessment
1.
Dog
2.
How to Conduct a Risk Assessment for Contract Work
3.
Subject conducting risk assessment for subcontracted work
[supplement]
Ⅰ.
Risk assessment implementation regulations (example)
Ⅱ.
Risk Assessment Form (for personal use) (Example)
Ⅲ.
Risk Assessment Form (for group work) (Example)
Ⅳ.
Risk Assessment Implementation Table (Example 1)
V.
Risk Assessment Implementation Table (Example 2)
Ⅵ.
Risk Assessment Implementation Table (Example 3)
Ⅶ.
Risk Management Ledger (Example)
Ⅷ.
Classification of hazardous risk factors (examples)
1.
common
2.
Hazard
Ⅸ.
Regarding our country's workplace risk assessment system
1.
Introduction
2.
Background of the Guidelines and the Purpose and Effect of Risk Assessment
3.
Standard Risk Assessment Model
4.
Precautions when applying risk assessment
5.
Developmental challenges in risk assessment
6.
conclusion
References
index
Ⅰ.
Definition of risk according to international safety standards
Ⅱ.
What is risk?
Ⅲ.
Safety and Risk
1.
Safety and Risk
2.
Definition of safety
3.
Absolute safety does not exist.
4.
Fail Safe/Fool Proof and Safety
Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Risk Assessment
Ⅰ.
Background and significance of risk assessment
1.
History and Legislative Background of Risk Assessment
2.
The need for risk assessment
3.
Characteristics of risk assessment
4.
The effectiveness of risk assessment
Ⅱ.
Meaning of hazardous risk factors, dangers, etc.
1.
Definition of Terms
2.
Process from hazardous risk factors to disaster
3.
Hazardous risk factors in a narrow and broad sense
Ⅲ.
Basic procedures for risk assessment
1.
Hazard identification
2.
Risk estimation by hazardous risk factor
3.
Risk evaluation
4.
Risk reduction measures
Ⅳ.
Timing of risk assessment
V.
Comparison of risk assessment and risk prediction activities
Ⅵ.
Risk Assessment and Risk Management
Ⅶ.
Division of Risk Assessment Roles between Designers, Manufacturers, and Users
Chapter 3 Risk Assessment Implementation System
Ⅰ.
Preparing to conduct a risk assessment
Ⅱ.
Establishing a risk assessment implementation system
1.
Division of roles in the risk assessment implementation system
2.
Implementer of each risk assessment procedure
Ⅲ.
Preparation of risk assessment implementation regulations
Ⅳ.
Preparation of a risk assessment implementation plan
V.
Conduct training on risk assessment
1.
Training for risk assessment managers and implementation managers
2.
Training for field risk assessment promoters
3.
Risk assessment implementer training
4.
Training for those implementing workplace risk assessments
Chapter 4 Risk Assessment and Prioritization
Ⅰ.
What does risk estimation and prioritization mean?
1.
What is risk estimation and prioritization?
2.
Approaches to Risk Assessment and Prioritization
Ⅱ.
Risk assessment and priority setting method
1.
Classification of risk estimation methods
2.
Specific methods of risk estimation
3.
Method for estimating the risk of chemical substances (in terms of health hazards)
Ⅲ.
Considerations when estimating risks and setting priorities
1.
General Notes (Considerations)
2.
Specific notes (considerations)
Chapter 5 Risk Determination
Ⅰ.
Contents of risk determination
Ⅱ.
Meaning of risk
1.
Definition of acceptable risk
2. ALARP Principles
Chapter 6: Preparation of Regulations for Pilot Implementation and Risk Assessment
Ⅰ.
Pilot implementation
1.
Significance of pilot implementation
2.
Procedure for pilot implementation
Ⅱ.
Preparation of risk assessment implementation regulations
Ⅲ.
Know the regulations for conducting risk assessments
Ⅳ.
Re-examination of risk assessment implementation regulations
Chapter 7 Preparatory Stages of Risk Assessment
Ⅰ.
Selection of target
Ⅱ.
Obtaining information on hazardous risk factors
1.
Acquisition and use of information
2.
Precautions when obtaining information
3.
Specification of restrictions on machinery and equipment
Ⅲ.
Annual safety and health plan and risk assessment
Chapter 8: Conducting Risk Assessments
Ⅰ.
Identification of hazardous risk factors
1.
Method of identifying hazardous risk factors
2.
How to identify hazardous risk factors
3.
Understanding the process leading to industrial accidents
4.
Things to keep in mind when identifying hazardous risk factors
Ⅱ.
Risk estimation by hazardous risk factor
1.
Risk assessment
2.
How to proceed with the estimation
3.
How to set priorities for risk reduction
Ⅲ.
Setting priorities for risk reduction and reviewing (establishing) and implementing reduction measures
1.
Prioritizing risk reduction
2.
Review of risk reduction measures
3.
Considerations for reviewing and deciding on risk reduction measures
4.
Implementation of risk reduction measures and verification of their effectiveness
5.
Precautions for establishing and implementing risk reduction measures
Ⅳ.
Precautions when conducting risk assessments
Chapter 9 Records, Management, Review, and Modification
Ⅰ.
Scope of records requiring creation and storage
Ⅱ.
Types of records
Ⅲ.
Management and use of written records
Ⅳ.
Risk Management
1.
Management contents
2.
Precautions for management
V.
Review and revise
Chapter 10: For a Correct Understanding of Risk Assessment I.
Mandatory risk assessment
1.
Industrial Safety and Health Act
2.
Serious Disaster Punishment Act
Ⅱ.
General risk assessment and specific risk assessment
Chapter 11 Comparison of Legislation Regarding Workplace Risk Assessment
Ⅰ.
The concept of risk assessment and its relationship to risk reduction measures
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅱ.
Risk assessment during the design and manufacturing stages
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅲ.
Recording of risk assessment results
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅳ.
Timing of risk assessment
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
V.
Relationship between general risk assessment and specific risk assessment
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅵ.
Worker participation
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅶ.
Enforcement of violations of risk assessment
1.
Our country
2.
japan
3.
uk
4.
germany
5.
Sintering
Ⅷ.
Summary and Policy Challenges
Boron subcontracting work risk assessment
1.
Dog
2.
How to Conduct a Risk Assessment for Contract Work
3.
Subject conducting risk assessment for subcontracted work
[supplement]
Ⅰ.
Risk assessment implementation regulations (example)
Ⅱ.
Risk Assessment Form (for personal use) (Example)
Ⅲ.
Risk Assessment Form (for group work) (Example)
Ⅳ.
Risk Assessment Implementation Table (Example 1)
V.
Risk Assessment Implementation Table (Example 2)
Ⅵ.
Risk Assessment Implementation Table (Example 3)
Ⅶ.
Risk Management Ledger (Example)
Ⅷ.
Classification of hazardous risk factors (examples)
1.
common
2.
Hazard
Ⅸ.
Regarding our country's workplace risk assessment system
1.
Introduction
2.
Background of the Guidelines and the Purpose and Effect of Risk Assessment
3.
Standard Risk Assessment Model
4.
Precautions when applying risk assessment
5.
Developmental challenges in risk assessment
6.
conclusion
References
index
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 17, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 400 pages | 162*230*27mm
- ISBN13: 9788970175621
- ISBN10: 8970175628
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