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Risk assessment in 3 settings

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Risk assessment The aim of the risk assessment is to prevent accidents and ill health through planning, including the planning of arrangement for emergencies and imminent danger. This results in the risk being reduced from work activity to an acceptable level. There are 5 basic steps for a risk assessment: * Identifying the hazards in the activity * Decide who might be harmed and how * Asses the risk * Decide the control measure needed, put them in place and tell the people affected * Monitor the work to make sure that the assessment remains valid. This kind of planning and requirement is to ensure that for every stage of people's work are in control. Risk assessment will be assessed, monitored and carried out by competent people. Those involved will include: * The manager who is in charge of the work * People working in specific areas * Manger responsible for the workplace * Relevant experts This is instead of the...

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