This document discusses port risk management. It defines ports as docking places for ships used for loading and unloading cargo and passengers. It also defines risk management as identifying, assessing, and controlling threats to an organization. The document then outlines the structure of a port risk assessment and identifies various risks to ports including ship collisions, cargo handling errors, fires, and natural hazards like earthquakes. It states that risk control options focus on prioritizing risks and identifying potential measures to reduce risks.

1. PORT RISK
MANAGEMENT
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WHAT ARE
PORTS?
• Docking place for ships on the coast
• Loading and unloading of cargo and passengers
• Container ports hosts the transfer of container cargo
from vessels to road and rail transport

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WHAT IS RISK
MANAGEMENT?
• Identifying, assessing and controlling threats to an
organization
• Unsafe condition: Hazard

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STRUCTURE
OF PRA

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RISK
IDENTIFICATION
• Ship Collisions
• Grounding
• Sinking
• Navigation Error
• Pilotage Error
• Poor Maintenance
• Falling of Crane
• Falling of Container
• Error in Cargo Handling and Shipment
Human:
• Damage to Equipment
• Fire/Explosion
• Machine Failure
• System Failure
Machinery:

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RISK
IDENTIFICATION
• Ship Collisions
• Dredging
• Oil Spills
• Chemical Contaminants
• Ship Breaking / Salvage Activities
• Air Toxics
• Noise Pollution
Environment:
• War / Political Instability
• Terrorist
• Theft
• Smuggling
• Illegal trade
• Vandalism
• Illegal Immigration
• Blockade
Security:

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RISK
IDENTIFICATION
• Earthquakes
• Volcanic Eruptions
• Hurricane
• Strong Winds
• Heavy Swell and Floods
• High Temperatures in Working Conditions
• Rains and Storms
Natural:

8. RISK CONTROL
OPTIONS
• Focusing on risk areas in need of control
• Identifying potential risk control measures
• Evaluating the risk reduction potential of control
measures
• Grouping risk control measures into RCOs and
practical regulatory options
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CASE STUDY

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