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RISK MANAGEMENT IN THE TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS LIKE BITUMEN

Cristian Radeanu, Gabriel Vasilescu, Ladislau Radermacher, DIANA CLAUDIA FILIP, CARLA ROXANA ENACHE

First published: 2026DOI pendingView metrics

Abstract

Risk management in the transport of dangerous goods is essential for protecting human health, the environment, and infrastructure. This chapter section explores systematic risk assessment methodologies in the context of hazardous materials transport. Key techniques such as Failure Modes and Effects Analysis, Hazard and Operability Analysis, and Bow-Tie analysis are used to identify, assess, and prioritize risks associated with the transport process. These approaches enable the systematic breakdown of potential failure points, the evaluation of their effects, and the identification of risk mitigation strategies. The case study developed in this work highlights several significant risk factors, including operational failures, human errors, and vehicle-related incidents. The analysis reveals the importance of robust safety measures, such as enhanced driver training, real-time monitoring systems, and comprehensive documentation protocols, in reducing both the likelihood and impact of such incidents. The conclusions underscore the importance of a proactive safety culture that integrates both technical solutions and organizational practices, ensuring a comprehensive approach to risk management in the transport of dangerous goods.

Publication details

Title
RISK MANAGEMENT IN THE TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS LIKE BITUMEN
Authors
Cristian Radeanu, Gabriel Vasilescu, Ladislau Radermacher, DIANA CLAUDIA FILIP, CARLA ROXANA ENACHE
Proceedings
SWS 2026 Conference Preprints
Publisher
STEF92 Technology
Year
2026
Pages
Not available yet
ISSN
1314-2704; 1314-2704
ISBN
Not available yet
Language
en
Publication type
Preprint
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