<h2>The following are the components that need to be considered in order to achieve biosecurity in an organization:
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<u>The probability percentage of a hazard:</u>Depending on how probable the occurrence of a hazard is, the expense of money and resources for biosecurity needs to be determined.
<u>The extent of the danger posed by biohazardous material:</u>If the material in the custody of the organization or manufactured by the organization is extremely hazardous and fatal, it needs to be provided higher levels of biosecurity.
<u>Handling or carrying hazard: </u>The care of the level of security has to be taken even for the specialized procedures of handling and carrying the hazardous material.
<u>Possibility of theft or misuse:</u><u> </u>A special and excessively vigilant system has to be brought into practice in order to prevent theft and misuse of the biohazardous material. Hence, the component of physical security would also be needed to be considered.
The answer would be tie it to the sling.
This is to make sure it is empty and that you haul it up with the barrel
pointing down. If by coincidental you let it down to quick and it smashes the
ground check the barrel for mud or grass. Put a piece of black electric tape
over the muzzle when hauling the rifle up or down from a standpoint.
Standardization sample is a group of individuals which is pretested of a given scenario or exposure prior to start of any research or study so that at the later stage of the research or study, the results obtained by exposing new sample to the same scenario or exposure can be compared with the results obtained for standardized sample.
