Risk assessment in machinery safety

[Nadine Cranenburgh]

Thanks to everyone who's registered for tomorrow's webinar on risk assessment in machinery safety. There's still time to register, so don't miss out!  Roger kindly answered some questions about his webinar to whet your appetites. You can read the article here.

 

[xuronudu]

Has anyone ever seen a risk assessment in the wild? I have been told about them, have been told they exist, have even been promised copies to design from, hell I have even made one in a TUV class. And yet here I sit, 16 years into a career in industrial controls and have never laid eyes on one.

[xuronudu]

Has anyone ever seen a risk assessment in the wild? I have been told about them, have been told they exist, have even been promised copies to design from, hell I have even made one in a TUV class. And yet here I sit, 16 years into a career in industrial controls and have never laid eyes on one. please answer .

 

 

 

 

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[Susan Jaques]

Hello Yzna, if your question is real, my answer is real.  I see risk assessments every time I do a risk workshop facilitation, for asset integrity.  In its simplest form, it is a spreadsheet table with columns like "Threat", "Description", "Failure Mode", then "Likelihood", "Consequences" and "Risk Level".  

But there is a lot more to 'risk assessment' than a spreadsheet.  

Tell me, what is a TUV class?  And I'm curious how you could have 16 years in industrial controls and not seen a risk assessment.  They are also done daily before construction in terms of Hazard Identification processes.