Strategic Perspectives on Holistic Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment in Smart Manufacturing

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Gowtham Masilamani
Maharajan K

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The primary objective of defining objectives and scope is to establish the purpose and goals of the risk assessment. This involves clearly articulating what the organization hopes to achieve through the assessment, such as identifying potential hazards, evaluating associated risks, and implementing effective risk mitigation measures. By defining clear objectives, the organizations provide direction and focus for the hazard & risk assessment effort, ensuring that it serves a specific purpose and delivers tangible outcomes. In addition to objectives, defining the scope of the hazard &risk assessment is crucial. Scope delineates the boundaries and parameters within which the assessment will be conducted. This includes specifying the geographic location, organizational units, processes, and activities that will be included in the assessment, as well as any exclusions or limitations. Establishing the scope upfront, organizations ensure that the assessment is comprehensive yet manageable, focusing on areas of highest priority and relevance. Furthermore, defining objectives and scope facilitates stakeholder engagement and communication it provides clarity, direction, and focus to the assessment process, ensuring that it delivers meaningful insights and actionable recommendations to enhance safety, minimize risks, and protect organizational assets and personnel.

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Masilamani, G., & K, M. (2024). Strategic Perspectives on Holistic Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment in Smart Manufacturing. SAMRIDDHI : A Journal of Physical Sciences, Engineering and Technology, 16(02), 63-75. https://doi.org/10.18090/samriddhi.v16i02.03
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