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Establishments that exceed the high threshold are designated as high threshold establishments and must, in addition to the above-mentioned obligations, submit a full safety report (SR) demonstrating that the prevention and control of major accident hazards are in order. A Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA) is part of the risk assessment. Here, the risks of the release of hazardous substances during process safety incidents are made transparent in a quantitative manner with risk contours. In addition, the competent authority determines whether BRZO companies can be designated as domino companies. If an accident at one company can be the cause of an accident at another company, the former is a domino company. <\/p>\n
If you do not fall under it, you can still choose to take the same safety measures as if you were a BRZO company. You can then be sure that you are complying with the highest safety requirements and the BRZO legislation. <\/p>\n
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Companies working with hazardous substances in Europe must comply not only with the BRZO legislation, but also, for example, with the ATEX (ATmosph\u00e8res EXplosibles) directive, which describes explosion safety.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>