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| 4.1.2 |
Identifying and describing the system to be reviewed |
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It is important to put boundaries around the system (i.e. the task, the process, the design, the geographical area, etc.) that is to be reviewed using risk assessment. Boundaries define what the risk assessment covers, reducing the likelihood of overlaps or gaps. Some examples of system boundaries for the deliverables mentioned before are as follows: |
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For more information about the risk assessment guidelines (NMISHRAG) please contact the author:
Prof Jim Joy
Director, Minerals Industry Safety and Health Centre (MISHC)
Phone: 3365 8334
E-mail: j.joy@mishc.uq.edu.au
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Chapter 4.1.2 is part of National Minerals Industry Risk Assessment Guideline (NMISHRAG) |
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Chapter 1. Introduction/Background |
Chapter 2. How to Use the Guideline| | Chapter 3. Setting the Context | Chapter 4. Scoping / Designing Risk Assessment | | Chapter 5. Doing the Risk Assessment| Chapter 6. Applying the Risk Assessment Outcomes| | Chapter 7. Other| Appendices| |
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This document was last reviewed on 14/1/2005 |
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Minerals Industry Safety & Health Centre (MISHC) The University of Queensland Brisbane, Queensland 4072 Australia E-mail: mishc@mishc.uq.edu.au Phone:(61) 7 3365 9787 Created by: Dr Guldidar V Kizil E-mail: g.kizil@mishc.uq.edu.au Authorised by: Prof Jim Joy Last Modified:14/1/2005 @Minerals Industry Safety & Health Centre (MISHC) |
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