Hazard Risk Analysis: The knowledge of the types of hazards that the community may face, their likelihood of happening, and the risks they pose. These are both natural hazards, such as fire, flood or disease, and human-made hazards, such as toxic spills and terrorism.
The guide provides instruction on the use of the tool to assess hazards and an overview of what hazards are, including examples of past hazards. The hazards are divided into 17 categories and associated hazards.
Overview of what hazards are including a list of 17 categories and associated hazards along with instructions for assessing community hazards.
Hazard Risk Analysis Instructions (pdf)17 specific hazard documents including definitions of the hazards, discussion points, and “it happened here”. It includes hazard-specific factors to assess your risk.
CDRP HRA Accidents (pdf)CDRP HRA Astronomical (pdf)CDRP HRA Atmospheric (pdf)CDRP HRA Contamination - Pollution (pdf)CDRP HRA Conflictual Social Action (pdf)CDRP HRA Dam Failure (pdf)CDRP HRA Diseases (pdf)CDRP HRA Earthquakes Tsunamis Volcanoes (pdf)CDRP HRA Fires (pdf)CDRP HRA Food Shortages (pdf)CDRP HRA Geological (pdf) CDRP HRA Hazardous Materials (pdf)CDRP HRA Hydrological (pdf)CDRP HRA Nuclear (pdf)CDRP HRA Power and Water (pdf)CDRP HRA Riots (pdf)CDRP HRA Terrorism (pdf)Copyright 2021 Justice Institute of British Columbia. All Rights Reserved.
