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West Ridge Quarry
Site Based Management Plan
Table 4 - Definitions of Consequence
Rating Descriptor Score
Negligible Impacts not requiring any treatment or management action 1
Nuisance or insignificant environmental harm requiring minor
Minor 2
management action
Moderate Serious environmental impacts, readily manageable at low cost 3
Substantial environmental impacts, manageable but at considerable
Major 4
cost and some disruption
Severe environmental impacts with major consequent disruption and
Catastrophic 5
heavy cost
The consequence and likelihood scores are then plotted on the Risk Assessment Matrix, see Table 5 - Risk Assessment
Matrix. The final risk level assigned is a product of the likelihood and consequence scores. The higher the risk score, the
higher the priority is for management.
Table 5 - Risk Assessment Matrix
Consequence
Likelihood Negligible Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic
1 2 3 4 5
Almost 5 10 15 20 25
5
Certain Medium High High Extreme Extreme
4 8 12 16 20
Likely 4
Low Medium High High Extreme
3 6 9 12 15
Possible 3
Low Medium Medium High High
2 4 6 8 10
Unlikely 2
Low Low Medium Medium High
1 2 3 4 5
Rare 1
Low Low Low Low Medium
Table 6 - Indicative Management Option for Each Risk Assessment Rating describes the possible actions required for
each risk assessment rating.
Table 6 - Indicative Management Option for Each Risk Assessment Rating
Risk Rating Risk Rating Scores Indicative Management Option
Manage by implementing Site management and emergency
Extreme 16 – 25
procedures, plant design controls and regular monitoring
Manage by implementing Site management and emergency
High 10 – 15 procedures, specific monitoring and may require some
operation/plant design controls
Manage by implementing specific monitoring or response
Medium 5–9
procedures
Manage by routine procedures, unlikely to need specific
Low 1-4
application of resources
December 2012 / file ref. 1271_610_001 GROUNDWORK p l u s
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