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nreo:canonicalLabel "graded approach" (en)
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skos:definition "1. For a system of 'control', such as a regulatory system or a 'safety system', <br/>
a 'process' or method in which the stringency of the 'control' measures and <br/>conditions to be applied is commensurate, to the extent practicable, with the <br/>
likelihood and possible consequences of, and the level of 'risk' associated with, a <br/>loss of 'control'.<br/>
An example of a 'graded approach' in general would be a structured method by <br/>means of which the stringency of application of 'requirements' is varied in <br/>accordance with the circumstances, the regulatory systems used, the <br/>'management systems' used, etc. For example, a method in which:<br/>
(1) The significance and complexity of a product or service are determined;<br/>(2) The potential impacts of the product or service on health, 'safety', 'security', <br/>
the environment, and the achieving of quality and the organization’s <br/>objectives are determined;<br/>
(3) The consequences if a product fails or if a service is carried out <br/>
incorrectly are taken into account.<br/>
2. An application of 'safety requirements' that is commensurate with the <br/>
characteristics of the 'practice' or 'source' and with the magnitude and likelihood <br/>of the 'exposures'.<br/>
See also 'exclusion', 'exemption' and 'clearance' and 'optimization'.<br/>" (en)
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