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Session structure Overview Example definition Actions Example output Challenges Exercises Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks 2

Overview Define hazards and hazardous events Identify all hazardous events that could contaminate, compromise or interrupt supply Identify all potential hazards in supply chain Evaluate the risks associated with each hazard/ hazardous event Microbial pathogens Heavy rainfall → floods 3

Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks Example definition: Heavy rainfall (hazardous event) may promote the introduction of microbial pathogens (hazards) into the source water 4 EventHazardSource water Rain

Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks Possible hazardous events - Polluted runoff from wildlife during normal and high-rainfall events - Inadequate or no sanitation - Inadequate chemical dosing - Clogged filter - Vandalism - Mains burst - Drop in pressure contaminating supply via leaking pipe - Backflow - Unauthorized connections Examples of hazardous events 5 Catchment Treatment Distribution User

Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks 6 Actions Describe what could go wrong and where Assess risk Rank actions

Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks Actions Describe what could go wrong and where Site visits / inspection Analysis of flow diagram Desk studies – historical data (e.g. flood events), predictive information Assess risk Rank action 7

Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks Actions Describe what could go wrong and where Assess risk Qualitative approach Semiquantitative approach (likelihood and consequence matrix) Rank actions 8

Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks Example qualitative approach Describe what could go wrong and where Assess risk Rank risks 9

Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks Example semiquantitative approach Describe what could go wrong and where Assess risk Rank risks 10

Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks Example output Describe what could go wrong and where Algal blooms in reservoir Assess risks Unlikely (once a year, rating 2) Major impact (on treatment and public health, rating 4) Score = 8 Rank risks Medium risk 11 Picture source:

Module 3 Identify hazards and assess risks Not being aware of / missing hazardous events or hazards Must be continually reviewed Risk assessment uncertainty or inconsistency Defining likelihood and consequences Too many or too few data 12 Challenges

Module 3 Identify hazard and assess risks Exercises In small groups Assign a risk score for the following two hazardous events (see workbook) 1.Failure of chlorine dosing pump resulting in microbial pathogens not being removedFailure of chlorine dosing pump resulting in microbial pathogens not being removed 2. Water main breaks and ingress of pathogens, soil into water mains during repairWater main breaks and ingress of pathogens, soil into water mains during repair 3. Facilitator to insert locally relevant example 25 minutes 13

Source: 14 Manually controlled chlorine dosing system Automated chlorine injection system Dosing pump and injection line PLC controlled dosing system

Source: 15 Main break repair process