Hazard Identification in Business Operations

Regulatory and Other Requirements

• ST operates in business sectors with various hazards that pose risks to individuals and the company.
• Identifying and mitigating risks is crucial; complete elimination of all hazards may not be possible.
• The goal is to establish an acceptable level of risk through hazard identification and risk assessment.
• Acceptable risk levels are determined by regulatory and company factors, detailed in specific procedures.

Legal and Moral Obligations for Risk Management

• ST has legal duties to employees and others potentially affected by operational activities.
• Major sources of legal obligations include:
  • ICAO Regulations (ICAO Annex 19 and Doc 9859).
  • GACA Regulations: GACAR Part-5 and AC 005-01.
  • Other regulatory authorities overseeing ST's activities.
  • EU Regulations 2014/1321 and 2021/1963.

Health, Safety, and Environmental Regulations

• ST acknowledges both domestic and international health, safety, and environmental regulations, including:
  • Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's decrees and laws on health, safety, and environment.
  • Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Labor Law.
  • OSHA requirements.
  • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards.

HSE Management Procedures

• ST's Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) management protocols are detailed in a standalone document (ST-HSE).
• The document adheres to international standards including:
  • ISO 14001 for Environmental Management.
  • ISO 45001 for Occupational Health and Safety Management.
• Mandatory full and sufficient hazard analysis and risk assessments must be conducted and documented.

This quiz focuses on the importance of hazard identification within business sectors. It highlights the regulatory requirements and policies that help mitigate risks to individuals and companies. Understanding these practices is crucial for effective risk management.