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3.9.2 Hazard / Risk Assessment
The level of risk for each identified hazard will be assessed by reference to the risk calculator shown below or as defined by
legislation applicable to the jurisdiction in which the construction work is undertaken. Identified risks will be reduced to So
Far as Reasonably Practicable (SFARP) by the application of control measures. SFARP should not be above 2 Medium.
A Risk Rating will be determined by calculating the Likelihood or Frequency against the Consequence Severity on the Risk
Calculator and taking into account available information on the hazard including any records of incidents, illness and disease.
This Risk Rating will be categorized into 4 Risk Levels;
Risk Rating Risk Actions
Tolerance
Unacceptable Controls are inadequate, task not to commence or continue until risk is reduced by changes to methodology and or
1. Extreme
Risk additional control measures have been approved by the operations support teams.
Unacceptable Controls may be inadequate, task not to commence or continue until risk is reduced by changes to methodology and or
2 High
Risk additional control measures agreed by Project Manager in consultation with Construction Team management.
Tolerable Existing controls are monitored for effectiveness and where additional controls to reduce risk are identified controls are to
3. Medium
Risk be implemented.
Accepted
4. Low Undertake the activity with existing controls and monitor effectiveness.
Risk
However, in the event of a task having a risk where no matter what controls are put in place it still remains a 1 High risk,
practical risk controls priorities such as, for example, Work Permits, increased inspections or supervision will be
implemented.
Risk Matrix
CONSEQUENCE LIKELIHOOD
The event may Not expected The event will The event is
The event
occur only in however the probably occur in expected to
could occur at
Health & exceptional event may occur most occur or has
Environment Quality Severity some point
Safety circumstances at some point circumstances occurred
Rare Unlikely Possible Likely Almost Certain
Serious and Severe damage
Fatality irreversible to Woollam
environmental
Permanent Total harm with costs
reputation Catastrophic Medium High High Extreme Extreme
Disability greater than Loss greater
$50,000 than $200,000
Considerable
Significant /
damage to
extensive injury Extensive Woollam
or illness environmental reputation High Medium Medium High High Extreme
Permanent damage
Loss of $50,000
Partial Disability
– $199,999
Woollam brand
Serious injury or Minor reputation
illness resulting environmental Moderate Low Medium Medium High High
in lost time injury damage Loss of $5,001 –
$49,999
Minor impact to
Injury or illness Woollam
Environmental
requiring medical
nuisance
reputation Low Low Low Medium Medium High
treatment Loss of $501 –
$5,000
No effect on
Injury or illness Woollam
requiring minor No environmental
first aid damage
reputation Insignificant Low Low Low Medium Medium
treatment Loss less than
$500
OHS Management Manual / 14/02/2024 / Page 25 Approved by - HSEQT Manager
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