Risk Assessments

WHY TAKE RISKS?

At your company:

• Identify all potential risk factors such as physical, chemical, biological, psychosocial, ergonomic elements, and natural disasters in collaboration with the risk analysis team,
• Assess and evaluate the risk levels accordingly,
• Determine the necessary actions to implement health and safety measures using appropriate methods,
• Revise and present these reports when needed to reflect changes in the working environment.

EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN AND REVISIONS

In order to prevent injury to personnel, partial or total interruption of production, and negative environmental impacts during any type of extraordinary situation that may occur in your workplace:

• Prepare an action plan that will enable your management to make quick and accurate decisions in emergencies,
• Ensure the rescue and treatment of the injured, evacuation of employees and visitors, reduction of damage to property and materials, prevention and containment of the spread of danger,
• Secure affected areas, store emergency equipment and records, deliver necessary information to your management and company officials,
• Revise all activities when needed.

A GOOD PLAN SAVES LIVES...

Risk Assessment is the systematic process of identifying potential hazards that may arise during business operations, evaluating the associated risks, and establishing procedures and principles for taking control measures, aiming to minimize injuries and health impairments.

HAZARD AND RISK ASSESSMENT STUDIES

a. At the start of operations:

• Risk assessment is carried out starting from the design or establishment phase of all workplaces, by identifying hazards, analyzing risks, deciding on control measures, documenting, updating work, and renewing as necessary.
• Immediately after the workplace is established and operational,
• If the workplace was previously established but no risk assessment has ever been conducted.

b. In case of changes:

• Changes in the workplace related to job, location, equipment, or technology,
• The emergence of a new and serious hazard,
• Identification of a new situation during reviews of existing practices.

c. In case of incidents such as:

• A workplace accident, occupational disease, or any event that could affect a significant part of or the entire workplace.

d. At regular intervals:

• Depending on the nature of the hazards from the workplace and its surroundings and the degree of change in activities or jobs.

Risk and Hazard Assessment Process in Our Workplace:

• Risk analysis activities will be continuously monitored by the relevant department officials, and improvement efforts will be made by reducing risk scores through the implementation of control measures.
• Identified risks will be continuously monitored until they are reduced to an acceptable level.
• Risks already reduced to acceptable levels should also be monitored to ensure the sustainability of the implemented preventive measures.

Risk Assessment Methodologies We Use:

• Preliminary Hazard Analysis (PHA)
• Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
• Primary Risk Analysis Using Checklists
• Risk Assessment Decision Matrix Methodology
• Hazard and Operability Study Methodology (HAZOP)
• Safety Audit
• Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
• Failure Mode and Effects Analysis / Criticality Analysis (FMEA/FMECA)
• Event Tree Analysis (ETA)
• Cause and Effect Analysis