A Risk Assessment forms part of your Safety Statement and is a legal requirement under Section 19 of the 2005, Safety, Health & Welfare at Work Act.
The
purpose of a Risk Assessment
is to outline how to undertake work activities safely and is developed
using the following process:
Identifying the hazards, associated risks & evaluating the
risk,
e.g. low, medium or high.
Assessing who may be harmed and why.
Assessing current control measures and where appropriate developing
new control measures.
Recording the findings.
Evaluating & reviewing as necessary.
A Risk
Assessment can be
undertaken as part of your Safety Statement or if you already have a
Safety Statement in place can be undertaken separately. A Risk Assessment must
be site specific to the activities of your work, Generic documentation
has no value and is illegal.
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note for your protection:
All of our Safety Consultants are holders of recognised Third
level qualifications in Occupational Health and Safety, are
members of The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health
and
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