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• u-Safe Introduction
• Step One: Hazard Identification
• Step Two: Risk Categorisation and Assessment
• Step Three: Risk Treatments and Controls
• Step Four: Setting Minimal Acceptable Standards
• Step Five: Retraining
• Step Six: Compliance Auditing
• Step Seven: Continually Improving

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Civil Explosives - Health and safety - Step Four: Setting Minimal Acceptable Standards

Our safety management system documentation (every company standard and operating procedure) was reviewed and, where necessary, amended or re-written to reflect the revised risk potential and method of risk treatment. In order to ensure that, as a minimal, u-Safe complied with the various state statutory requirements, a "statutory compliance matrix" was developed, comparing u-Safe documentation against the various state legislative requirements. The u-Safe documentation was approved by the MAXAM Management team and released as a “Controlled Document.”



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