Risk management planning handbook : a comprehensive guide to hazard assessment, accidental release prevention and consequence analysis.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Rockville, Md. : overnment Institutes Inc 1998Description: xvi, 317 p. : illISBN:

0865876150 (pbk)

DDC classification:

658.155 21

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Includes index

Overview: the risk management plan: what it is and why you need one -- Setting up a prevention program -- Organizing process safety information -- Determining operating procedures -- Organizing an employee information and training program -- Monitoring compliance audits -- Incident investigations -- Establishing an emergency response plan -- Handling registration procedures -- Totalling the costs -- Avoiding penalties -- Coordinating with OSHA's process safety management standard -- Determining program levels of RMP -- Choosing analytical methods -- Selecting inherently safer approaches -- The RMP standard: a section-by-section analysis

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