Safety-management is the organisational framework that systematises hazard identification, risk assessment, and control implementation so that risk-management operates at a sustained, auditable level. It takes the ad hoc response to danger and converts it into a standing practice: hazards are catalogued, risks are ranked by likelihood and severity, controls are selected and deployed, and the whole cycle is monitored and reviewed on a fixed schedule. The mechanism of persistence is institutional — policies, procedures, training programmes, audit trails, and management review — rather than any single tool or document. It endures as long as an organisation chooses to govern risk by structure rather than by improvisation.
[formal: administratio periculorum | substrate: behavior | horizon: a life | explicit: yes | epoch: 0.01]