Description: The Hazard Model is an analytical tool used to assess and manage risks in various contexts, such as occupational safety, public health, and environmental management. This model focuses on identifying, characterizing, and quantifying potential hazards that may affect people, property, or the environment. Through a systematic approach, the Hazard Model enables organizations and decision-makers to better understand the threats they face and develop effective strategies to mitigate those risks. Key features of this model include hazard identification, exposure assessment, and vulnerability characterization. Its relevance lies in its ability to provide a structured framework that facilitates risk prioritization and the implementation of preventive measures, thus contributing to the creation of safer and more sustainable environments. In a world where risks are increasingly complex and varied, the Hazard Model becomes an essential tool for risk planning and management, helping organizations anticipate and respond appropriately to adverse situations.
