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Shane McGrath, Stuart Richardson, Mark Arnold

Melbourne Water Corporation has recently completed a complex safety upgrade of Greenvale, an extreme consequence category dam. An assessment concluded that the residual risks were As Low as Reasonably Practicable (ALARP). However, given the uncertainty associated with the calculations the estimated residual societal risk was not comfortably below the limit of tolerability. Melbourne Water has experience with preparing hazardous industry safety cases for its water treatment chemical storages and decided to trial the methodology for Greenvale Dam. This paper describes the approach taken in hazardous industries to construct safety cases and how his was adapted to demonstrate that dam safety risks are ALARP.

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    2016  Papers

    2016 – The Use of a Safety Case to Demonstrate ALARP

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    2018  Papers

    2018 – Queensland Dam Safety Legislation Review and Emergency Action Planning

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    2020  Papers

    2020 – The Safety Case

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