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Facilitating risk-based decisions for more predictable business and investment outcomes
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Ensuring that workers are fit for duty is a significant concern, particularly with high-risk jobs or tasks.

How to lessen the risks of doing business
A recent tailings dam failure in South Africa serves as a timely reminder of the importance of catastrophic risk management. Material unwanted events (MUEs) such as the dam failure can have extreme consequences, including loss of life and irreversible damage to the environment. While such incidents will never be entirely preventable, they can – and should be – mitigated through early preparation and planning.

Risk acceptance criteria for railway: how safe is safe enough?
Because nothing can be absolutely free of risk, nothing can be said to be absolutely safe.
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