Risk Management
Modern occupational safety and health legislation usually demands that a risk assessment be carried out prior to making
an intervention. It should be kept in mind that risk management requires risk to be managed to a level which is as low as
is reasonably practical.
Risk Assessment
We Provide quantitative/qualitative Risk Assessments to determine the value of risk to individuals, public (societal risk),
the environment and/or assets; with the view to reducing the risk to As Low As Reasonable Practicable (Alarp). Conduct
frequency and consequence analyses. Recommend risk reduction and mitigation measures.
Safeguard Design and Analysis
Where Risk Assessment indicates that risk does not meet tolerability criteria, measures have to be put in place to reduce the
probability of the hazard resulting in an accident by breaking the accident sequence or reducing the consequences by controlling
the accident that occurs. At Technics Risk Services we provide design and analysis services in the areas of risk reduction measures. These include:
- Layer of Protection Analyses
- Alarp Justification
- Cost Benefit Analysis
- Hazardous Area Classification
- Active Fire Protection (AFP) Design
- Passive Fire Protection (PFP) Design
- Fire and Gas Mapping
- Safety Instrumented system design and analysis
Management System
As safety awareness increases and regulatory requirement becomes stringent, there exists the need for organizations to implement a management
system approach in the management of risk to personnel, environment, and asset. This system provides the framework of processes and procedure
used to ensure that any organization can fulfill all tasks required to achieve its objectives.
We provide planning, execution and auditing services to help clients manage Environment, Health, and Safety & (EHS) activities in
compliance with both internal and regulatory requirements.
Our services cut across the following:
- Safety Management Systems planning and development
- Environmental Management System planning and development
- Establishing Risk Acceptance Criteria (RAC)
- Contact with regulatory authorities
- Procedure development and writing
- Accident investigation
- Management system audit