Document background
The Infrastructure Risk Assessment is a critical document required for major infrastructure projects or evaluations of existing infrastructure in the Netherlands. It serves as a comprehensive analysis tool that identifies, evaluates, and provides mitigation strategies for potential risks across various infrastructure types. This document is essential for compliance with Dutch regulations, including the Building Decree (Bouwbesluit), Environmental Management Act, and relevant EU directives. It is typically required during the planning phase of new infrastructure projects, major renovations, or periodic safety assessments of existing infrastructure. The assessment integrates technical analysis, regulatory compliance requirements, and risk management strategies, providing stakeholders with a detailed understanding of potential hazards and their mitigation measures. The document plays a crucial role in decision-making processes for infrastructure development and maintenance within the Dutch regulatory framework.
