Work Place Risk Assessment

Risk assessment is identifying potential sources of harm to employees at work to confirm that adequate precautions have been taken to prevent injury or harm.

The level of risk will be influenced by the following:

Preventing accidents and health issues.
Meeting local obligations and industry standards.
Improving overall productivity and morale.
Supporting your HSE Audit and Safety compliance efforts.

5 Key Steps to Risk Assessment

Identify hazards – Tools, chemiclas, environments, tasks.
Find out who might be harmed and low.
Assess the risks and choose safety measures.
Record your findings and implement control measures.
Regularly review the evaluation and make any necessary updates.

What our Workplace Risk Assessment Covers

Our assessments evaluate

Probability and severity of harm
Numbers of workers at Risk
Existing control measures
Compliance with HSE Standards

Our Risk Assessments can assist you in the following ways:

Recognize the necessity of carrying out risk assessments for certain work environments when carrying out our HSE audits and inspections.
Provide training for Risk Assessors to specific employees.
Create various risk assessment templates to meet a broad range of tasks.
Provide a particular and specialized services for risk assessment.
Educate employees about the risk control measures being implemented.
Provide your reviews on a regular basis.

Why Choose Green World Group?

20+ years in HSE field.
Certified Health and Safety Experts.
Detailed risk assessment documents.
Support in creating industry risk analysis.
Integration with your existing HSE Audit framework.

Want to protect your workforce?

Green World’s Risk assessment services are designed to be efficient, detailed, and industry specific.

Faq

Who is responsible for conducting risk assessment?

Employers are mostly in responsible of making sure risk assessments are carried out. However, the evaluation may be performed by qualified risk assessors or trained officers, who can be either internal or expternal experts like Green World Group.

How often should a risk assessment be reviewed?

Regular reviews of risk assessments are necessary, particularly following an occurrence, when procedures change, or at predetermined intervals. Frequent evaluations keep the assessment current and useful for managing emerging or evolving risks.

Why is workplace assessment necessary?

To proactively identify possible hazards and that might endanger personnel, a workplace risk assessment is necessary.

What industries benefit most from workplace risk assessments?

Although risk assessments should be conducted by all businesses, industries with greater exposure to risk include, manufacturing, construction, oil and gas, healthcare, logistics, etc., These environments often require more detailed and frequent evaluations to ensure worker safety and regulatory compliance.

What is the difference between a formal and informal risk assessment?

A formal risk assessment is planned, documented procedure that is often conducted by HSE experts and is frequently necessary for audits and compliance.

An informal risk assessment is a quick, on-the-spot evaluation typically done by supervisors or workers before starting a task.

Both plays a main role in maintaining workplace safety.