Risk Identification Methods

Method Sort descending Description

Method Sort descending	Description
Preliminary Hazard Analysis	The preliminary hazard analysis (PHA) is a semi-quantitative risk analysis methods that is used to identify potential hazards and the corresponding top events (risks). The PHA sheet identifies as well the required measures and follow-up actions to control the hazard sources. The PHA should consider hazardous components, facilities, safety-related equipment, and environmental constraints.
SWOT Analysis	The SWOT analysis is an instrument of strategic corporate management with which strengths and weaknesses of the company or its supply chain, as well as the opportunities and threats in the environment, can be uncovered. The resulting findings can be used to identify risks by comparing the requirements of the market with the potential of the company or supply chain. Finally, identified weaknesses are to be regarded as risks, whereby these can be both strategic and operational in nature.

The preliminary hazard analysis (PHA) is a semi-quantitative risk analysis methods that is used to identify potential hazards and the corresponding top events (risks). The PHA sheet identifies as well the required measures and follow-up actions to control the hazard sources. The PHA should consider hazardous components, facilities, safety-related equipment, and environmental constraints.

SWOT Analysis

The SWOT analysis is an instrument of strategic corporate management with which strengths and weaknesses of the company or its supply chain, as well as the opportunities and threats in the environment, can be uncovered. The resulting findings can be used to identify risks by comparing the requirements of the market with the potential of the company or supply chain. Finally, identified weaknesses are to be regarded as risks, whereby these can be both strategic and operational in nature.