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Un examen des outils d'évaluation des risques de sécurité des voies navigables de la Garde côtière
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The authors assess the portfolio of waterways safety risk assessment tools used by the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), focusing on fragmentation and overlaps across the tools and options for improving waterways safety risk assessment in the USCG
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RAND Corporation (United States) | Mar 23, 2026
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The current fragmentation of risk assessment tools within the USCG creates confusion and inefficiencies, hindering effective safety measures.
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While the USCG's tools have room for improvement, any changes must be carefully evaluated to ensure they do not disrupt existing safety protocols.
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Improving the USCG's waterways safety risk assessment tools is essential for enhancing navigational safety and protecting marine ecosystems.
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Focusing solely on improving risk assessment tools may overlook the need for better training and communication among USCG personnel.
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Streamlining the USCG’s risk assessment tools can lead to better resource allocation and more effective responses to maritime emergencies.
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