Safety science

Occupational safety and health administration OSHA

Safety system

1. In order of precedence, what are the basic steps for satisfying system safety requirements and managing identified hazards?  Give at least 1 example to illustrate each step in reducing/managing hazards.

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2. Discuss why it is appropriate to transition to risk-based safety, and also discuss why it is not possible or appropriate to entirely do away with safety compliance.  

3. Explain the “fly-fix-fly” approach to developing safe products.  What was needed to improve upon this approach in the development of safe products?  Explain how “fly-fix-fly” is still a part of the current development process [hint: think testing and operational reporting of incidents/accidents].