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6 steps risk management process
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1 identifying loss exposures 2 analyzing
3 examining the feasibility of techniques
4 select techniques 5 implementing 6 monitoring
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Risk Control a conscious act or decision not to act that
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Reduces the frequency and severity of losses or makes them more predictable.
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Risk Control preserves resources by
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Focusing on actual harm, not with the fact that it has been financially mitigated.
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Risk control measure can be measured
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From the perspective of the entity it is applied to.
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Risk Control measure needs to be matched to
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One or more specific loss exposures.
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5 theories to accident causation
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Domino General methods of control stresses Energy transfer theory
Technique of Operations Review TOR
Safety System Approach
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Domino theory
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An accident is the end result of a chain of factors
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General methods of control
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Stresses unsafe conditions cause accidents more than unsafe acts
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Energy transfer theory
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Accidents are energy that is released and its affects.
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Technique of Operations Review TOR
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Accidents are the result of management’s shortcomings
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Safety System Approach
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Every organization every operation within organization and the economy as a whole is a system of interrelated components.
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Diversification
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Spreads loss exposures over numerous projects products markets regions
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4 primary factors to risk control COPE
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C construction
O occupancy
P protection
E external environment
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Characteristics of folks in a building and their susceptibility to fire
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Age
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Characteristics of folks in a building and their susceptibility to fire
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Mobility
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