1. Risk Assessment

2. So you found the hazard

3. What Does The LAW Require?

5. RISK ASSESSMENT

6. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE RISK INVOLVED WITH THE IDENTIFED HAZARD

7. RISK ASSESSMENT Items with Known Risk & Controls do not need Risk Assessment

8. RISK ASSESSMENT AN ASSESSMENT OF THE RISK INVOLVED WITH THE IDENTIFED HAZARD TO DETERMINE THE LEVEL OF RISK

9. RISK ASSESSMENT AN ASSESSMENT OF THE RISK INVOLVED WITH THE IDENTIFED HAZARD TO DETERMINE THE LEVEL OF RISK TO DETERMINE IF THE RISK IS TOLERABLE

10. RISK ASSESSMENT TOOLS RISK ASSESSMENT MARIX RISK ASSESSMENT NANOGRAMS

11. Throw in mathematical analyis

12. RISK ASSESSMENT MATRIX

13. Risk Class Calculator (Another Example) Likelihood (L) Consequence (C) Almost Certain LikelyUnlikelyVery Unlikely CatastrophicEEHM MajorEHML ModerateHMLL MinorMLLL

14. COMPONENTS A RISK ASSESSMENT HAS 3 COMPONENTS – LIKELYHOOD – EXPOSURE – CONSEQUENCE

15. COMPONENTS A RISK ASSESSMENT HAS 3 COMPONENTS – LIKELYHOOD – EXPOSURE – CONSEQUENCE

16. LIKELYHOOD & EXPOSURE HOW LIKELY IS THE HAZARD TO CAUSE INJURY

17. LIKELYHOOD HOW LIKELY IS THE HAZARD TO CAUSE INJURY LETS CONSIDER SIMPLE HOUSEKEEPING – RUBBISH IN MAIN ACCESSWAY – RUBBISH IN A CORNER OF A ROOM IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN LIKELY HOOD?

18. COMPONENTS A RISK ASSESSMENT HAS 3 COMPONENTS – LIKELYHOOD – EXPOSURE – CONSEQUENCE

19. CONSEQUENCE IF THE HAZARD WAS TO CAUSE INJURY WHAT IS THE MOST PROBABLE OUTCOME?

20. CONSEQUENCE IF THE HAZARD WAS TO CAUSE INJURY WHAT IS THE MOST PROBABLE OUTCOME? LETS CONSIDER SIMPLE HOUSEKEEPING – RUBBISH IN MAIN ACCESSWAY – RUBBISH IN A CORNER OF A ROOM IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN OUTCOME?

21. RISK ASSESSMENT ALLOWS US TO UNDERSTAND THE HAZARD ALLOWS US TO PRIORITSE THE HAZARD ALLOW TO DETERMINE A REASONABLY PRACTIBLE RESPONSE

22. RISK ASSESSMENT NANOGRAM

23. How to use the Nanogram

24. RISK ASSESSMENT EXCERCISE