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Harm and Risk

This section covers the concepts of harm and risk, which are fundamental to safety engineering. Harm refers to the potential for injury or damage to people (spiritual or physical), property, or the environment, while risk is the likelihood and severity of that harm occurring.

Module 2: Understanding Harm and Risk
Focus: How injuries occur (toxicology/physics) and how we quantify risk.

Foundations of Spiritual and Physical Safety with Chemical Processes
On Becoming
Foundations of Spiritual and Physical Safety with Chemical Processes
Human Body Systems