RISK ASSESSMENT
Fire risk assessment is an organised look at what, in your work activities and workplace, could cause harm to people from fire. It will help determine the chances of a fire occurring and the dangers from fire that the workplace poses for the people who use it.
A risk assessment is a series or set of processes used to identify potential health and safety hazards, analyse and evaluate the associated risks, and determine appropriate ways to eliminate or control those risks (hazard Control ). It involves taking a close look not only at the equipment in the workplace, but also the situations, processes, and other factors that may cause or contribute to harm.
RISK MATRIX
TYPES OF RISK ASSESSMENT
Non-Destructive
Common Parts Only
Destructive
Common Parts Only
Non-Destructive
Common Parts & Flats
Destructive
Common Parts & Flats
Our Procedure of Risk Assessment
Identification of Hazards
To conduct an inspection, to look at operations, equipment, work areas, and facilities. It’s also important to talk to workers about the hazards they see.
To Assess the People at Risk
To consider both normal operational issues and non-standard events, looking at nearly missed data can be valuable for determining the risks play out.
Risk Evaluation to control
Action must be taken for risks that pose an immediate danger. Elimination, substitution, Engineering & Administrative control and PPE.
Proper Planning & Training
To record the risk accuracy and to make an emergency plan to reduce the risk at the time and provide a training to staff to avoid the harm.
Review and Update Regularly
It is necessary to assess the risk on regular intervals and to provide an updated report. This review and update process helps to minimize the risk.