What do you mean by black box approach of Environment risk assessment?

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Date Posted: 2015/07/31

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by Hamdan Alshamrani , industrial safety specialist and trainer , royal commission for jubail

the black box approach in general is anything takes in input and produces output without us being able to see what happens in between.

the input in the environmental could be medicine and the output could be is the react of this person.So, is .the cause and effect

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