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What is the primary goal of a risk assessment?
What is the primary goal of a risk assessment?
- To identify and minimize potential hazards in the workplace (correct)
- To enhance workplace safety culture and employee well-being
- To comply with regulatory requirements
- To reduce costs associated with accidents and illnesses
Which step in the risk assessment process involves determining the level of risk based on severity and probability?
Which step in the risk assessment process involves determining the level of risk based on severity and probability?
- Risk Control
- Hazard Identification
- Risk Prioritization
- Risk Evaluation (correct)
What type of risk assessment uses numerical values to evaluate risk?
What type of risk assessment uses numerical values to evaluate risk?
- Qualitative Risk Assessment
- Quantitative Risk Assessment (correct)
- Risk Prioritization
- Hazard Identification
What is the primary benefit of conducting a risk assessment?
What is the primary benefit of conducting a risk assessment?
What is the purpose of risk prioritization in the risk assessment process?
What is the purpose of risk prioritization in the risk assessment process?
What is the outcome of implementing controls to mitigate or eliminate identified risks?
What is the outcome of implementing controls to mitigate or eliminate identified risks?
When adding a new lighting point to an existing circuit using red-coloured wires for phase conductor, what is the License Electrical Worker required to do?
When adding a new lighting point to an existing circuit using red-coloured wires for phase conductor, what is the License Electrical Worker required to do?
Why is it important to disconnect the main power supply before adding a new lighting point to an existing circuit?
Why is it important to disconnect the main power supply before adding a new lighting point to an existing circuit?
What is the primary concern when adding a new lighting point to an existing circuit?
What is the primary concern when adding a new lighting point to an existing circuit?
What is the role of a License Electrical Worker when adding a new lighting point to an existing circuit?
What is the role of a License Electrical Worker when adding a new lighting point to an existing circuit?
What is the primary responsibility of the License Electrical Worker when working on an existing electrical circuit?
What is the primary responsibility of the License Electrical Worker when working on an existing electrical circuit?
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Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment
A systematic process to identify, evaluate, and prioritize workplace hazards.
Risk Assessment Steps
Risk Assessment Steps
- Hazard Identification; 2. Risk Evaluation; 3. Risk Prioritization; 4. Risk Control.
Hazard Identification
Hazard Identification
Identifying potential dangers including physical, chemical, biological, and psychological factors.
Risk Evaluation
Risk Evaluation
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Risk Prioritization
Risk Prioritization
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Risk Control
Risk Control
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Qualitative Risk Assessment
Qualitative Risk Assessment
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Quantitative Risk Assessment
Quantitative Risk Assessment
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Importance of Risk Assessment
Importance of Risk Assessment
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Hazard Identification (Workplace)
Hazard Identification (Workplace)
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Risk Evaluation (Impact)
Risk Evaluation (Impact)
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Study Notes
Risk Assessment
Definition
- A systematic process to identify, evaluate, and prioritize potential hazards in the workplace
- Aims to minimize or eliminate risks to ensure a safe working environment
Steps Involved in Risk Assessment
- Hazard Identification
- Identify potential hazards in the workplace, including physical, chemical, biological, and psychological factors
- Consider tasks, processes, and equipment used
- Risk Evaluation
- Assess the likelihood and potential impact of each identified hazard
- Determine the level of risk (high, medium, low) based on severity and probability
- Risk Prioritization
- Identify the most critical risks that require immediate attention
- Develop a plan to mitigate or eliminate the prioritized risks
- Risk Control
- Implement controls to mitigate or eliminate identified risks
- Monitor and review the effectiveness of controls
Types of Risk Assessments
- Qualitative Risk Assessment: Subjective evaluation of risk, often using a simple scale (e.g., high, medium, low)
- Quantitative Risk Assessment: Objective evaluation of risk, using numerical values (e.g., probability, severity)
Importance of Risk Assessment
- Helps to identify and mitigate hazards, reducing the risk of accidents and illnesses
- Ensures compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards
- Enhances workplace safety culture and employee well-being
- Reduces costs associated with accidents, injuries, and illnesses
Risk Assessment
- A systematic process to identify, evaluate, and prioritize potential hazards in the workplace to minimize or eliminate risks and ensure a safe working environment.
Steps Involved in Risk Assessment
- Identify potential hazards in the workplace, including physical, chemical, biological, and psychological factors, considering tasks, processes, and equipment used.
- Assess the likelihood and potential impact of each identified hazard to determine the level of risk (high, medium, low) based on severity and probability.
- Identify the most critical risks that require immediate attention and develop a plan to mitigate or eliminate prioritized risks.
- Implement controls to mitigate or eliminate identified risks and monitor and review the effectiveness of controls.
Types of Risk Assessments
- Qualitative Risk Assessment: Subjective evaluation of risk, often using a simple scale (e.g., high, medium, low).
- Quantitative Risk Assessment: Objective evaluation of risk, using numerical values (e.g., probability, severity).
Importance of Risk Assessment
- Helps to identify and mitigate hazards, reducing the risk of accidents and illnesses.
- Ensures compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards.
- Enhances workplace safety culture and employee well-being.
- Reduces costs associated with accidents, injuries, and illnesses.
When adding a new lighting point to an existing circuit using red-coloured wires for phase conductor, what is the License Electrical Worker (LEW) required to do?
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