def.- a systems approach to in-plant safety, where the three areas of Risk Management- People Protection, Property Protection and Code Compliance are assessed and proper procedure is taken to neutralize work place hazards and improve code compliance.

Today, more than ever, maintaining a safe facility and working environment is high on the priority list of Plant and Safety Managers. However, many don't know where to start and OSHA regulations are often vague or hard to understand. For this reason, AIS- Accident Intervention Systems™ was developed. AIS is an exciting, new approach to in-plant safety processes that assesses the three areas of Risk Management – People Protection, Property Protection and Code Compliance. By assessing these areas, the AIS™ program makes safety hazards easier to identify and neutralize, while maintaining code compliance.

What Is Risk Management?

Risk Management Article - as seen in the July 2002 Issue of Occupational Health & Safety Magazine