Stakeholder identified

Now take the same idea and strengthen it by making it more appealing to stakeholders. Instead of listing individual stakeholders, identify a few groups segmented by organizational level, customer type, or whatever makes sense. 

Stakeholders, groups of concerned individuals, and organizations can also define a reference condition. Such a multivariate space would be bound by the limits that stakeholders placed on the acceptable conditions for a particular site. It is also possible to construct such a site by having the stakeholders identify current sites that meet their conditions and then sampling those sites to define an acceptable community structure. In this use of a stakeholder-defined reference condition, the goal is not necessarily to identify causality due to contaminants but to identify those sites that require some form of management in order to meet the goals of the stakeholders. 

Network Indices Table 7.2 describes the system features. The whole network is made of 27 variables, which are classified into 5 senders, 11 receivers, and 11 transmitters. The low density of the network (0.048) can be explained by the fact that stakeholders identified only a small part of the possible connections. This means that, according to their perception, only some paths of interaction are activated among sender, receiver, and transmitter variables. The hierarchy index (0.12) denotes a wide democratic system with few hierarchical relations. This partly depends on the high proportion of transmitters that makes the whole system much more adaptable to context changes by means of their interactions. The insight is that local stakeholders perceive the situation to be easily changable, and may be affected by several variables. 

The results of the video analyses show, interestingly, that the majority of the different stakeholders identified discomforts were related to work performed in trucks (77 %) especially inside the cargo space or cab, on tailgate loaders or on the... 

The development of NPP designs with the VBER-300 reactor is performed at the initiative of several Nizhny Novgorod region companies having the unique experience of design, construction and operation of shipboard nuclear reactors. The list of stakeholders identifying their responsibilities within the project is given in Table VII-5. 

In Quality Management there are generally two groups identified stakeholders, and customers and suppliers. Stakeholders are those who have an interest in and benefit from the safe operation of your facilities. Stakeholders can include ... 

This book has identified the most useful indicators of environmental changes in mercury contamination in 4 compartments of the environment 1) airsheds and watersheds, 2) water and sediment, 3) aquatic organisms (with emphasis on freshwater ecosystems), and 4) wildlife that live in freshwater, terrestrial, and/or coastal ecosystems. The indicators identified in this book are wide-ranging and involve measurements made at several different scales of time and space. The authors believe that these indicators will provide the best information to policymakers, as well as other stakeholders, as to whether environmental concentrations are changing (A indicators) and what the reasons for those changes might be (B indicators). 

The American Chemistry Council s Responsible Care Security Code is designed to encourage continuous improvement in security performance by using a risk-based approach to identify, assess, and address vulnerabilities prevent or mitigate incidents enhance training and response capabilities and maintain and improve relationships with key stakeholders. As a condition of membership in the council, each member company must implement the Security Code for facilities, transportation and value chain, and cyber security. 

Modify the accident reporting requirements in RMP Info to define and record reactive incidents. Consider adding the term "reactive incident" to the four existing "release events" in EPA s current 5-year accident reporting requirements (Gas Release, Liquid Spill/ Evaporation, Fire, and Explosion). Structure this information collection to allow EPA and its stakeholders to identify and focus resources on industry sectors that experienced the incidents chemicals and processes involved and impact on the public, the workforce, and the environment. 

Details of the technology appraisal process itself can be found on the website but briefly, when a technology appraisal is referred from the Department of Health and the National Assembly of Wales all possible stakeholders are identified (stakeholders can be manufacturers, professional bodies and patient groups). They are then consulted on the scope of the appraisal. An independent review of the published literature is commissioned and submissions (both... 

It is important to identify site-specific stakeholders early in the closure planning phase. The stakeholders in disposal operations and closure of JACADS include the following ... 

Risk assessment starts with risk identification, a systematic use of available information to identify hazards (i.e., events or other conditions that have the potential to cause harm). Information can be from a variety of sources including stakeholders, historical data, information from the literature, and mathematical or scientific analyses. Risk analysis is then conducted to estimate the degree of risk associated with the identified hazards. This is estimated based on the likelihood of occurrence and resultant severity of harm. In some risk management tools, the ability to detect the hazard may also be considered. If the hazard is readily detectable, this may be considered a factor in the overall risk assessment. Risk evaluation determines if the risk is acceptable based on specified criteria. In a quality system environment, criteria would include impact on the overall performance of the quality system and the quality attributes of the finished product. The value of the risk assessment depends on how robust the data used in the assessment process is judged to be. The risk assessment process should take into account assumptions and reasonable sources of uncertainty. Risk assessment activities should be documented. 

A well-designed QMS will include identified process owners with defined roles and responsibilities. Process owners require support from management, their customers, stakeholders, and quality assurance. Accountability and decision-making parameters will empower process owners to drive execution and improvements to their process, delivering the business results expected. Without these process owner attributes and support, minimal results will be achieved, and functional management will be burdened with and assume the responsibility for making decisions that should be in the hands of capable process owners. 

Once the metrics program is in place, the system and process metrics require visibility to process owners, upper management, and stakeholders. Process owners require understanding of the metrics trends, issues, and associated risks. Stakeholders must work with the process owner to identify and propose process improvement opportunities. Leadership is accountable to understand the issues and associated risks and responsibly apply resources for remediation efforts. 

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