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Quality Risk Management – An Integrated Approach in the Mining Industry

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IONICA, A
EDELHAUSER, E
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The continued development of management system standards into areas such as environment, health and safety, and information security has reinforced the calls for an integrated approach. In the mining field, characterized by a high level of specificity, an integrated approach to underground activities should not omit the influence of the risk factors. In this context QRM can be not just a solution, but also a necessity.

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Paper provided by University Library of Munich, Germany in its series MPRA Paper with number 9588.

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