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Safety, Health and Environment

Lecture-04

Lecturer: Engr. Babar Saeed

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Risk
• Risk: the probability that exposure to a hazard will
lead to a negative consequence, or the probability of the
hazard to harm is simply called Risk. It is the measure of
human injury, environmental damage, or economic loss in
terms of both the incident likelihood and the magnitude
of the loss or injury or
• Consequences: a result or effect, typically one that is unwelcome
or unpleasant or the measure of the expected effects of the results
of an incident
• Likelihood: the state or fact of something's being likely;
probability. A measure of the expected probability or frequency of
occurrence of an event. This may be expressed as a frequency, a
probability of occurrence during some time interval, or a conditional
probability
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Risk Assessment – (1/8)
• Risk assessment is a careful examination of anything in your
workplace that could cause injury or ill health.

• A risk assessment helps to protect:


• You
• Your workforce and others
• Your business
How are Risk Assessments carried out?
• List work tasks
• Location
• People
• Equipment
• Activities
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Risk Assessment – (2/8)

1. Identify the hazards?


– What are the hazards?
– Who might be harmed?
– How might be they harmed?

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Risk Assessment – (3/8)
2. Estimate the Risk?
• You need to consider three
things
• Who is at risk?
• How likely is it that
something go wrong?
• How serious would the
outcome be?

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Risk Assessment – (5/8)

Risk = Consequences x Likelihood

Now you have estimated the risk

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Risk Assessment – (6/8)
3. Evaluate the Risk?

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Risk Assessment – (7/8)

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Risk Assessment – (8/8)
4. Record your findings
• The location, activity and equipment being
assessed
• Hazards and risk levels
• Risk controls
• Assessor details
• Date & Time
5. Review your findings
• When changes occur (Personal,
Equipment, Activities) you should review
your Risk Assessments
• It’s a legal requirement to review
assessments

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