What are the four stages of risk classification management?

The risk classification control procedure is a set of procedures that systematically identify, evaluate, classify and control the hazard factors and safety risks within the scope of production activities, and put forward reasonable and feasible risk control measures. This procedure is applicable to the identification, evaluation, classification, control and management of the company's hazard factors and safety risks.

This procedure requires all departments of the company to set up an evaluation team before risk identification and evaluation. The members of the evaluation team should cover all professions and posts, and must be trained and qualified in risk classification management and control knowledge, so as to ensure their ability or qualification to carry out hazard identification and risk evaluation.

Generally speaking, the risk classification control procedure can be divided into four stages, namely, hazard identification, risk assessment, risk control, effect verification and update. These four stages are indispensable, and they are all important parts of risk classification control procedures. These four stages are gradual and play an important role in the development of the company.