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    The document provides information about the risk management process from the International Lead Management Center. It outlines the following key steps: 1) Define potential hazards such as occupational exposure, emissions, waste disposal, and historical activities that could contribute to lead exposure. 2) Determine and assess the risks considering the environment, populations, workforce, social consequences, and economic effects. 3) Prioritize the risks and consult with appropriate government agencies, industries, and communities. 4) Plan strategies to implement risk management projects considering controls, isolation, hygiene, and monitoring for occupational exposures and restrictions, education, and surveillance for domestic exposures.

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    The document provides information about the risk management process from the International Lead Management Center. It outlines the following key steps: 1) Define potential hazards such as occupational exposure, emissions, waste disposal, and historical activities that could contribute to lead exposure. 2) Determine and assess the risks considering the environment, populations, workforce, social consequences, and economic effects. 3) Prioritize the risks and consult with appropriate government agencies, industries, and communities. 4) Plan strategies to implement risk management projects considering controls, isolation, hygiene, and monitoring for occupational exposures and restrictions, education, and surveillance for domestic exposures.

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    The document provides information about the risk management process from the International Lead Management Center. It outlines the following key steps: 1) Define potential hazards such as occupational exposure, emissions, waste disposal, and historical activities that could contribute to lead exposure. 2) Determine and assess the risks considering the environment, populations, workforce, social consequences, and economic effects. 3) Prioritize the risks and consult with appropriate government agencies, industries, and communities. 4) Plan strategies to implement risk management projects considering controls, isolation, hygiene, and monitoring for occupational exposures and restrictions, education, and surveillance for domestic exposures.

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    Fact Sheet 1

    The Risk Management Process


    The International Lead Management Center
    Phone: (919) 361-2446 Fax: (919) 361-1957 Address For All Correspondence: Post Office Box 14189 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-4189 United States of America Address For Packages: 2525 Meridian Parkway Suite 100 Durham, NC 27713 United States of America

    Define potential hazards:


    Occupational and domestic exposure Point source and fugitive emissions Effluent releases and waste disposal sites Lead product usage and applications Any historical, cultural, or sporting activities that might contribute to lead exposure

    Determine and assess the risks, considering:


    The The The The environment domestic population and the workforce social consequences economic effects

    Prioritize the risks and consult with:


    The appropriate government agency The industry sector or the representative body The occupational, rural or urban community

    Plan the strategy for the implementation of the Risk Management Project - Part 1 For occupational exposures consider
    Emission and ventilation controls Point source isolation Process control procedures and restricted access Pollution prevention The segregation of work and refreshment areas Personal hygiene and housekeeping regimes Surveillance programs to monitor performance

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    Plan the strategy for the implementation of the Risk Management Project - Part 2 For domestic or consumer exposure consider:
    Product application restrictions and/or education Health and hygiene education programs Community participation and intervention Improved medical surveillance

    Prepare a timetable for the completion of the Risk Management Project:


    Assign responsibilities and roles Define the criteria to measure the success of the project Define the overall objectives and targets Fix the start and finish dates Establish the project milestones and review meetings

    A successful Risk Management Project is based on the following for fast results:

    Facts Assessment Strategy Timetable


    Successful Risk Management projects must also be sustainable and the final meeting towards the end of the timetable should consider the ongoing commitment to continue to improve standards and reduce risks.

    June 1997/Q1k

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