The Basic Strategies for Reducing Damage from Hazards of All Kinds.¶
Haddon, W. J. (1980). The Basic Strategies for Reducing Damage from Hazards of All Kinds. Hazard Prevention, 16(1), 8-12.
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- Exposure Pathway
- In workplace safety the energy-and-barriers model is exposure-pathway under a bow-tie diagram, with the hierarchy of controls sequencing interventions from source to receptor.
This sourceThe energy-and-barriers model sequencing countermeasures from source to receptor — the injury-prevention form of exposure-pathway analysis (his ten countermeasure strategies interpose barriers between energy source and target).
- In workplace safety the energy-and-barriers model is exposure-pathway under a bow-tie diagram, with the hierarchy of controls sequencing interventions from source to receptor.
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