Evaluating the Quality and Safety of Environmental Factors in Investment Strategies

• Author: Stefan Dragomir, Georgeta Dragomir
• Pages: 232-241

European Integration - Realities and Perspectives. Proceedings 2017

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Performance and Risks in the European Economy

Evaluating the Quality and Safety of

Environmental Factors in Investment Strategies

Stefan Dragomir1, Georgeta Dragomir2

Abstract: A participatory risk assessment process engages people through a bottom-up approach that aims to

involve stakeholders, the public and specialized agencies in that problem preferred management options and

proposing solutions to particular risk problems. In planning a participatory risk assessment, key elements

include: -communicating information transparently and using a non-technical or domain – specific language; -

defining issues that need to be addressed and the questions that need answered; – scoping the problem and

framing the questions;-identifying the data and information needed to deal with the questions;-identifying the

sources of data;-deciding how to deal with uncertainty.

Keyword: risk assessment; severity class; probability of consequences

1. Introduction

Risk factors are all factors likely work system to act on the health or integrity of injuries to workers. It's

about what the majority of people in the current parlance, they are considered hazards or dangerous

situations. In this respect the European norm EN 292-1 defines danger, dangerous situations or events

related to hazardous work (risk factors) as being a “reason capable of causing an injury or a sickness

attack.” This definition is a qualitative risk assessment commonly used in its identification. Between the

contractor and the collectivity and within which they operate to create links, dependencies and

interference that varies depending on the level of integration in the community and which exerts a

decisive influence on his behavior. Concepts and habits within a unit, as well as how that group

appreciates the risk, determines in a very large measure behavior in terms of safety at work (Rojanski,

Bran, & Grigore, 2000).

1.1. Profession/Job Title, for the Work Place

The most important jobs are represented of technical staff, administrative, financial, budgeting,

accounting, human resources, payroll, internal audit, computer science and statistics, administrative,

work prevention and protection, mail, medical records, equipment expert. The work consists in the

activities of office and outside the unit.

1 Professor, PhD, Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania, Address: 47 Domnească Street, 800008 Galati, Romania, Tel.:

+40372361102, Corresponding author: gretadragomir@univ-danubius.ro.

2 Professor, PhD, Danubius University of Galati, Romania, Address: 3 Galati Blvd., 800654, Romania, Tel.: +40372361102,

E-mail: gretadragomir@univ-danubius.ro.