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How do you reduce hazards at nuclear power stations?

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Answered by GigaByte0601
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1. Identify Risks

At the foundation of risk management, understanding the environment and creating a register of risks guides everything else. In addition to the list of risk items, estimate the impact and likelihood of each risk occurring.

[When it comes to safety, managing potential hazards is a priority. Using a job safety analysis will help]

2. Identify Techniques and Strategies to Manage Risks

Investigate the different techniques and tools that can reduce the likelihood or impact of a risk incident. Examples include safety training, specialized technology, insurance and regularly reviewing applicable regulations.

3. Implement Risk Management Strategies

In this process, your organization puts the strategies into effect. Planning and analysis are not enough: risk management needs to be put into practice and enforced.

4. Monitor Effectiveness of Solutions

How do you know if your risk management techniques are delivering results? The answer lies in using monitoring systems and reports. If problems are detected, revisit the other steps of the process to improve your risk management practices.

Increased Risk From Paper Forms in Nuclear Power

Relying on paper forms in the nuclear industry impacts risk management in several ways you may not have considered.

Lost Records

It is easy to lose paper forms. That means your organization’s safety record, emergency plans and other critical documents may be lost or inaccessible when needed.

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