How does “acceptable” risk affect injury reduction goals?
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How does “acceptable” risk affect injury reduction goals?
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- The stated primary purpose of Z10 is to reduce the risk of occupational injuries, illnesses, and fatalities. As noted in the course text, zero risk is not likely to be achievable, so acceptable risk levels must be defined. What about a goal of zero injuries? Is that achievable? How does “acceptable” risk affect injury reduction goals? Support your discussion with at least two references.
