Occupational Health & Safety Programmes
Emergency Preparedness
Emergency-preparedness learning connects credible scenarios with clear responsibilities, communication and the resources needed to respond.
Explore programmeRisk assessment examines what could cause harm, who may be affected and whether the controls are appropriate.
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Workplace safety, risk assessment and emergency preparedness
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Risk assessment examines what could cause harm, who may be affected and whether the controls are appropriate. A learning brief should focus on real tasks and decisions, with enough detail to distinguish a hazard list from a useful assessment.
Select one activity and review how observations, worker input and existing records support the assessment. Discuss action ownership and when changing conditions should trigger review. Specialist hazards and jurisdiction-specific duties require the relevant competence and local input.
Supervisors, safety representatives and staff contributing to task-risk assessments.
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