RISK-BASED SAFETY MANAGEMENT IN A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
The article presents the results of the analysis of legal acts concerning the employer's obligation to implement a system of professional risk management. The state standards of the SSBT system currently offer seventeen methods of risk assessment in relation to the field of labor protection. There are labor-intensive methods that require analytical and deductive work, and there are those based on a standardized checklist. The employer must choose which method to use in relation to their field of activity. The evaluation was conducted on the use of certain techniques in relation to the construction industry. Six expert methods of qualitative hazard identification and quantitative risk assessment were developed. The study was conducted by forming several expert groups with different degrees of preparedness for the process of hazard identification and risk assessment. It was necessary to determine the degree of discrepancy between the results when using different methods and to determine the most acceptable from the point of view of the objectivity of the assessment and the resource intensity of the risk assessment process. During the experiment, some features of the work of expert groups with different qualifications were identified. Based on the results of the study, recommendations for the use of risk assessment techniques at various levels of organization and implementation of construction and installation works were formed. The goals and expected results of the professional risk management process are defined.