![]() The difference is in the economic considerations, which no longer play a role in the second version. ![]() Next, the standard requires that risks no longer be reduced "as low as reasonably practical" but should be reduced to "as low as reasonably possible". There now exists only one threshold below the one of the already reduced risks that can be accepted. There is no general threshold below which a manufacturer does not have to do something in order to mitigate risks. ![]() Instead there can only be yellow and red risks, metaphorically speaking. This means that there can no longer be a "classical" risk acceptance matrix made from acceptable, ALARP and unacceptable risks (i.e. Risks that are generally acceptable no longer exist.
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