Risk Management
Airborne Risk Analysis Process (ARAP)
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Airborne Risk Analysis Process (ARAP)

The Airborne Risk Analysis Process (ARAP) is a comprehensive workflow for identifying, evaluating, managing, and minimizing airborne risks and hazards.
1
Define the system or procedure for airborne risk analysis
2
Identify all potential airborne hazards and threats
3
Collect or gather data on each identified hazard
4
Evaluate the severity of each identified hazard
5
Approval: Severity Evaluation
6
Assess likelihood or probability of occurrence for each hazard
7
Calculate risk by combining severity and likelihood
8
Establish necessary controls or safeguards
9
Develop an overall risk management strategy
10
Approval: Risk Management Strategy
11
Implement the risk management strategy and controls
12
Monitor and document the effectiveness of the controls
13
Update hazard, risk, and control information as necessary
14
Conduct a review of the risk assessment process
15
Approval: Risk Assessment Review
16
Recommend improvements based on review findings
17
Implement revisions to the airborne risk analysis process
18
Re-assess the modified process for effectiveness
19
Approval: Process Modification
20
Prepare and submit the final ARAP report