Contents
Introduction
1. Hazard Identification
1.1 The Contect of Risk Control
1.2 Haxard and Risk
1.3 The Role of Energy
1.4 The Role of change
1.5 The Cause, Risk and Effect Chain
1.6 Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
1.7 Identification and Measurement
1.8 Assessing the Fire Risk
1.9 Consequential Loss Risk Assessment
1.10 Perils Risk Assessment
1.11 Burglary or Theft Risk Assessment
1.12 Liability Risk Assessment
1.13 Motor and Mobile Plant Risk Assessment
1.14 Engineering Risk Assessment
1.15 Contractor's and Erection Risks
1.16 Employee Fraud Risk Assessment
1.17 Worker Injury Risk Assessment
1.18 Marine risk Assessment
2. Risk Control
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Loss Control Management
2.3 The Importance of Accidents and Near-Loss Accident
2.4 Risk Reduction
2.5 Risk Spreading
2.6 Loss Compensation an Combination
2.7 Acceptable Risk
3. The Major Causes of Property Loss Principles of Ignition, Combustion, Fire Growth, Explosion.
3.1 The Major Causes of Loss
3.2 How Things Burn
3.3 Some Ignition Scenarios
3.4 Fire Growth Speed
3.5 Spread of Fire Between Buildings
3.6 Classes of Fire
3.7 Fire Load
3.8 Spontaneous Combustion
3.9 Conditions Favourable to Spontaneous Ignition
3.10 Explosion, Deflagration and Detonation
3.11 Dust and Dust Explosions
3.12 Earthquake
3.13 Flood
4 Workplace Safety and Health
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Human Source of Hazard
4.3 Housekeeping
4.4 People
4.5 Injury and Illness Loss Control
4.6 Working Conditions
4.7 Machinery, Processes and Materials in the Workplace
4.8 the Social Work Environment
5. Machinery and Industrial Safety
5.1 The Hazards and Risks Associated with Machinery
5.2 Safety Guards
5.3 The Hazards and Risks Associated with Lighting Machinery and Equipment
5.4 The Hazards and Risks Associated with Mechanical Handling Equipment
5.5 Engineering Loss Control
5.6 The Construction Industry
5.7 Miscellaneous Industries
6. Liability Risk Reduction and Loss Control
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Liability Risk Reduction
6.3 Other Forms of Liability Loss Control
6.4 Employers Liability or Workers Compensation
6.5 Risk and Loss Control for the Other More Specialised Types of Liability Risks
6.6 Directors and Officers Risk Management Check-list
6.7 Environment Impairment Check-list
7. Loss Control - Other Than Fire and Liability
7.1 Perils Other Than Fire
7.2 The Prevention of Dust Explosions
7.3 Flood and Other Water Perils
7.4 Earthquakes
7.5 Weather Loss Control
7.6 Consequential Loss Control
7.7 Burglary Risk Control
7.8 Security Detection Devices or Intruder Alarms
7.9 Money Risk Control
7.10 Emplyee Risk Control
7.11 Comter Risk Control
7.12 Terrorism Risk Control
7.13 Political Risk Control
7.14 Motor Loss Control
7.15 Risk Reduction for Other Types of Accident Risk
7.16 Marine Hull Loss Prevention
7.17 Cargo Loss Prevention
8. Fire Loss Control - Location and Construction
8.1 Introduction
8.2 The Building
8.3 Hazards of Construction
9. Fire Loss Control - Design
9.1 The Hazards of Design
9.2 Floor Openings
9.3 Wall Openings
9.4 Atriums, Light Wells and Light Areas
9.5 Cavities and Voids
9.6 Rising Ducts and Other Service Ducts
9.7 Smoke and Heat Venting
9.8 Highly Protected Risks
10. Fire Loss Control - Building Services
10.1 Building Services
10.2 Electric Current
10.3 The Effects of an Electirc Current
10.4 Static Electricity and Lightning
10.5 How Electricity Causes Fires
10.6 Heating and Lighting
10.7 Electric Space Heating Apparatus
10.8 Central Heating
10.9 Fixed Room Heaters
10.10 Portable Lighting and Heating
11. Loss Control - Industrial Materials
11.1 Occupational Hazard
11.2 Hazardous Materials
11.3 The Sorage of Materials
11.4 Fuel Storage
11.5 The Storage, Movement and use of Materials
12. Loss Control - Industrial Processes
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Sources of Motive Power
12.3 Electirc Process Heaters
12.4 Friction
12.5 Heat Treatment
12.6 Drying
12.7 Other Processes Involving Heat
12.8 Paint Spraying
12.9 Welding
12.10 Ventilation
13. Proactive Fire Extinguishment Methods
13.1 Fire Extinguishment Scenarios
13.2 First Aid Fire-Fighting Equipment
13.3 Fire Services
13.4 Automatic Fire Detection Installations
13.5 Miscellaneous Alarms
13.6 Automatic Fire-Fighting
14. Salvage, Rehabilitation, Waste and Contingency Planning
14.1 Salvage
14.2 Rehabilitation
14.3 The Handling of Waste
14.4 Waste Disposal
14.5 Management of Waste Strategies
14.6 Contingency Planning
Index
Title: Risk Control 2nd Ed.
Product Code: 4405Q045
ISBN: ISBN 13: 978-1-85609-262-3 (9781856092623), ISBN 10: 1-85609-262-3 (1856092623)
Published Date: September 2003
Binding Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.70 kg
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