SAFETY

ASSESSMENT

RISKS

Protect your company according to the law.

Ricam Group supports organizations and companies in securing their buildings, be they administrative offices or production plants, by carrying out an assessment of various types of risk based on the regulations required by law. The security service is also completed with documentary and bureaucratic assistance regarding:

ACOUSTIC RISK

Law n. 447/95

The acoustic risk assessment is the analysis of the level of exposure to noise of workers within the workplace and is aimed at ascertaining that this falls within the safety limits defined by the standard. Ricam Group carries out the evaluation through phonometric investigations with instrumentation certified by a competent technician in environmental acoustics registered in the regional register.

ENVIRONMENTAL RISK

D. Lgs. 81/2008 E SS.MM.II.

Chemical risk according to the Movarisch model and/or "Alpirisch" model
Risk
carcinogenic and
mutagenic
Risk
biological
Risk
fire
Risk
atmospheres
explosive

NATECH RISK

Annex B of Legislative Decree 105/2015

Accidents defined as “Na-Tech events” (Natural Hazard Triggering Technological Disasters) consist of industrial accidents caused by natural disasters, in particular earthquakes, floods, landslides and extreme weather events. But also technological accidents such as fires, explosions and toxic releases that occur within industrial complexes and along distribution networks following natural disasters.

A correct evaluation for this type of event implies a structured approach that takes into account all those aspects that characterize relevant events of natural origin compared to those of a traditional type connected exclusively with process deviations:

RISK OF AGING OF CRITICAL EQUIPMENT

Directive 2012/18/EU (Seveso III)

Ricam Group deals with the preparation and assistance in the Technical Report of the risk linked to aging – corrosion, erosion, fatigue, viscous flow – of equipment and systems that can lead to the loss of containment of dangerous substances.

The documentation produced will comply with the guidelines relating to the “Synthetic evaluation of the adequacy of the equipment aging management program in the Seveso factories” by the inter-institutional group composed of INAIL, ISPRA, ARPAL, ARPA and the Ministry of Ecological Transition, updated in March 2021.

Census of critical equipment on a documentary basis (P&ID, layout, safety report), followed by subsequent verification at the plant

Definition of the significant aspects connected to the risk of major accidents which require measuring the improvement and maintenance of safety levels

Preparation of procedures aimed at defining the criteria for monitoring, maintenance and control of the aging of equipment

Preparation of the self-assessment report pursuant to the GDL Guideline coordinated by INAIL for containment systems

PIR MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS RISK

Annex B of Legislative Decree 105/2015

In application of Directive 2012/18/EU relating to the control of the risk of major accidents associated with dangerous substances implemented in Italy with Legislative Decree 105/2015, Ricam Group implements the provisions contained in the following articles and the annexes connected to them:

13 Notification

14 Major Accident Prevention Policy

15 Security Report

18 Modifications to an establishment

19 Domino effect

20 Internal emergency plan

21 External emergency plan

Specifically, we support companies in the processing of documents and assistance regarding:

SAFETY IN

CANTIERI

Drafting operational, safety and coordination plans.

Ricam Group offers complete consultancy on all aspects of safety relevant to its Customers, both during the construction phase and in normal site operations, starting from document control and certification management, through to the supply and maintenance of PPE, up to protection with external RSPP. Specifically, we guarantee assistance in the following areas:

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
(D.LGS. 105/2015)

SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE
(D.LGS. 81/2008)

ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY
(D.LGS. 152/2006)