A Compendium of Hazard and Risk Knowledge plus HSE Terminology

Yang Yifeng

ISBN 10: 1922527165 / ISBN 13: 9781922527165

Published by Green Hill Publishing, 2022

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - That liquid spill on your factory floor - is it an incident, an accident or a hazardous event The question might seem a bit nonsensical but each of these terms has a very specific meaning in the field of health, safety and environment (HSE). Mastering the specific terminology or jargon is key to HSE, like any area of business. In the case of HSE, however, knowing the exact meaning of terms is particularly critical because confusion over terminology can, and does, lead to dangerous situations and accidents. This is partly because many of the terms have generic wider meanings in addition to their specific HSE meaning, as suggested above, for example 'incident', 'accident', 'event', 'hazard' and even 'bowtie'. These all have very specific meanings and if all parties aren't using them in the same way then it's harder to manage or even describe a potentially dangerous situation. This alphabetical guide describes many key terms in the HSE field clearly and concisely, to make sure there's no doubt what they mean. It's written in English that's easy for everyone to understand because in this area there's no room for confusion or ambiguity.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A Compendium of Hazard and Risk Knowledge plus HSE Terminology
• Publisher: Green Hill Publishing
• Publication Date: 2022
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1922527165
• ISBN 13: 9781922527165
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 254W x 203H x 12D millimeters 254 millimeters width by 203 millimeters height by 12 millimeters depth
• Weight: 598 grams

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Synopsis

That liquid spill on your factory floor - is it an incident, an accident or a hazardous event? The question might seem a bit nonsensical but each of these terms has a very specific meaning in the field of health, safety and environment (HSE).

Mastering the specific terminology or jargon is key to HSE, like any area of business. In the case of HSE, however, knowing the exact meaning of terms is particularly critical because confusion over terminology can, and does, lead to dangerous situations and accidents. This is partly because many of the terms have generic wider meanings in addition to their specific HSE meaning, as suggested above, for example 'incident', 'accident', 'event', 'hazard' and even 'bowtie'. These all have very specific meanings and if all parties aren't using them in the same way then it's harder to manage or even describe a potentially dangerous situation.

This alphabetical guide describes many key terms in the HSE field clearly and concisely, to make sure there's no doubt what they mean. It's written in English that's easy for everyone to understand because in this area there's no room for confusion or ambiguity.