Risk assessment

What is a risk?

• An Accident.

• An old board game.

• The absence of danger or uncertainty.
• The possibility of loss, harm, or negative consequences

What is a hazard?

• Something that could cause harm.

• A footballer.

• The likely hood something will happen.

• Nothing to worry about.

what is a risk assessment?

• A risk assessment is the process of identifying, analyzing, and evaluating potential risks or hazards that could negatively impact an organization or project.
• A risk assessment is a financial analysis of potential investments.
• A risk assessment is a process of identifying potential opportunities for growth.
• A risk assessment is a method of evaluating employee performance.

What is a method statement?

• A Way of working quicker.

• A method statement is a document that outlines the safe system of work for a specific task or activity.
• A way to cut corners

• A type of bank statement.

What is a permit to work?

• A permit to work is a document that allows employees to take time off from work.
• A permit to work is a form that employees fill out to request overtime.
• A permit to work is a document that grants permission to use company equipment.
• A permit to work is a formal document that authorizes and controls work activities in potentially hazardous environments or situations.

Why do we need risk assessments?

• To ignore potential risks and hazards
• To increase productivity and efficiency
• To avoid legal and financial consequences
• To identify and evaluate potential risks and hazards.

why do we need method statements?

• Method statements are unnecessary and only add unnecessary paperwork.
• Method statements are only needed for small tasks, not larger projects.
• Method statements are only used to assign blame in case of accidents or mistakes.
• Method statements are needed to ensure safety and efficiency in completing tasks or projects.

why do we need a permit to work?

• To ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
• To restrict freedom and creativity.
• To waste time and resources.
• To create unnecessary bureaucracy.