Issue 14: Inadequate hazard identification

Hazard identification is part of hazard analysis which involves the identification of hazards at a facility and evaluating possible accident scenarios leading to unwanted consequences. Without a good system of hazard identification, it is possible for a hazard to be overlooked and the assessment of risk will be incomplete; as such, it is a very important part of the risk management process. A hazard not identified is a potential accident waiting to happen. If hazards are identified early in a project, it is easier and cheaper to put a suitable risk control measures in place.

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