The resolution of a Hazard is proper assessment of any risks posed by the Hazard and a decision of whether or not the Hazard is controlled. The Safety Officer or Assessor is responsible for managing these hazards.
Typically any Hazard can be linked to a Procedure as a potential hazard involved in the selected procedure. If the hazard is not meant to be used within a Procedure, the user can uncheck the checkbox titled "Allow this Hazard and Risk Assessment to be included in our Work Procedures."
When the user is done editing the Hazard they can click the
button and if they are just viewing it, they can click the button when they are done. If there is a change to the the Hazard, the user will be asked if it is a minor or major change for correctly changing the version number.Note | |
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When a Hazard becomes controlled, the red scull and crossbones will disappear from this Hazard. |
Below are the hazard assessment parameters and their possible values.
Likelihood
May occur only in exceptional curcumstances
Could occur at some time
Might occur at some time
Will probably occur in most circumstances
Is expected to occur in most circumstances
Consequences
No injury, no reduced output, small financial loss, internal system review, user complaint
Non-lost time injury, disruption to working systems, financial loss, systems review
Lost-time injury, disruption to users, high financial loss, possible litigation, systems review, management concerns
Permanent injury, major loss of service to users, major financial loss, possible litigation and fines, systems review by external agency, possible industrial action
Death, complete loss of service or output, huge financial loss, possible fine and compensation, likely litigation, systems reviewed by external agency, impact on industry
Level
Immediate action required
Senior management attention required
Management responsibility must be specified
Manage by routine procedures
Controlled/ not controlled checkbox