Table 4 Assessment of Accident Risk What do you do that can harm and what could be harmed Managing the risk Assessing the risk Probability What is the overall Hazard Receptor Pathway Risk management Consequence of exposure risk? What is the risk How can the What is at risk? What measures will you take to How likely is What is the that still remains? What has the potential to hazard get What do I wish reduce the risk? If it occurs this harm that can The balance of – cause harm? to the to protect? who is responsible for what? contact? be caused? probability and receptor? consequence. Accident Management Plan in Repair any infrastructure and design appropriate containment measures Maintenance and regular inspection procedure designed and implemented Potentially polluting liquids Flowing over Foot dips on good concrete with flow over yard to yard or drains to slurry store or dirty water clean drain inlet, Contamination through system and located where ditch/stream/ of local Spillages from pesticide and cracks in overflowing gutters will not dilute pond/swale and groundwater Not significant with biocide handling and storage poor Very unlikely surrounding and potential measures indicated areas escaping impermeable Wheelwash constructed from land nearby surface and reinforced concrete with sealed abstractions through the joints Also vulnerable ground groundwater Regular inspection of facilities and beneath site records kept Dedicated container for storage with impermeable hard standing within bund Removed from site by licensed contractor
Table 4 Assessment of Accident Risk What do you do that can harm and what could be harmed Managing the risk Assessing the risk Hazard Receptor Pathway Risk management Probability of exposure Consequence What is the overall risk? What has the potential to cause harm? What is at risk? What do I wish to protect? How can the hazard get to the receptor? What measures will you take to reduce the risk? If it occurs – who is responsible for what? How likely is this contact? What is the harm that can be caused? What is the risk that still remains? The balance of probability and consequence. Spillages from pesticide and biocide handling and storage areas escaping Potentially polluting liquids flow over yard to clean drain inlet, ditch/stream/ pond/swale and surrounding land Also vulnerable groundwater beneath site Flowing over yard or through cracks in poor impermeable surface and through the ground Accident Management Plan in Repair any infrastructure and design appropriate containment measures Maintenance and regular inspection procedure designed and implemented Foot dips on good concrete with drains to slurry store or dirty water system and located where overflowing gutters will not dilute Wheelwash constructed from reinforced concrete with sealed joints Regular inspection of facilities and records kept Dedicated container for storage with impermeable hard standing within bund Removed from site by licensed contractor Very unlikely Contamination of local groundwater and potential nearby abstractions Not significant with measures indicated
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