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Prevention and health promotion as a management task Implementation of Marine accident analysis using PRA concepts Prasad R Rajendr Assistant Professor, Department of Marine Engineering, AMET University, Chennai Online published on 26 March, 2018. Abstract Workplace-related health impairments, injuries and illnesses cause great human suffering and incur high costs, both for those affected and for society as a whole. Occupational health and safety measures and health promotion in workplaces are aimed at preventing this. But, in addition to protecting workers from harm, this guide wants to show managers in the healthcare system how to achieve a health-promoting hospital or facility according to the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of health. Employers are required to assess risks and take practical measures to protect the health and safety of their workers, keep accident records, provide information and training, consult employees and cooperate and coordinate measures with contractors. There are a ton of marine mishaps brought on by human variables. The test utilizing span test system is compelling for investigation of the human component. Be that as it may, the expository approach for the navigational conduct by the try different things with scaffold test system has not been built up yet. The reason for this paper is to propose a diagnostic approach by presenting ideas of Probabilistic Risk Assessment and the examination utilizing span test system that can discover the essential variable to maintain a strategic distance from marine mishaps. Subsequently of trials and the examination, it is unmistakably imperative that the officers judged the important of the consistent post for hazardous targets. Finding the imperative element of staying away from marine mishap, this logical approach is compelling. Top Keywords PRA, human factors, reliability analysis, marine accident. Top | |
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