Workplace Risk Assessment
Safety risks and hazards can arise daily in busy workplaces, whether that’s a construction site, hospital ward, factory or fulfillment centre.
To create a safe and compliant work environment for you and your staff, HSE Australia’s experienced team will collaborate with you to conduct a workplace risk assessment.
HSE Australia can:
- Conduct a comprehensive audit of your workplace
- Identify risks and potential hazards
- Review existing policies and procedures
- Recommend amendments
- Deliver training to better equip workers to recognise risks
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What is a Workplace Risk Assessment?
A workplace risk assessment is a structured process that audits your operations to identify potential hazards, evaluate the likelihood and severity of harm, and determine the additional controls needed to reduce or eliminate risks.
Prioritising the safety and wellbeing of workers is not only a legal and ethical responsibility but also essential to the productivity and long-term success of any organisation.
HSE Australia delivers comprehensive workplace risk assessments to identify potential risks, assess existing hazards, and recommend practical control measures to help create a safer workplace.
Compliance with WHS Act and Regulations
HSE Australia can provide comprehensive expertise and industry-specific knowledge that covers the following areas:
- WHS Act and Regulations
- Self-Insurer Standards
- AS/NZS 4801 / 4804
- AS/NZS 14007
- Environment and Protection Act & Legislation
Bolster your regulatory compliance with changing standards and legislation to ensure ongoing alignment.
Why choose HSE Australia for your workplace risk assessment?
Our streamlined assessment process helps ensure the safety and wellbeing of your workforce.
We work closely with your team, including in-house safety managers, to leverage our expertise and their insights. We collaborate to undertake a thorough assessment of your workplace, policies and programs, as well as workflows and tasks.
Our team of WHS experts are available 24/7 and provide support to various industries and government organisations across Australia.
What are the key components of workplace risk assessment?
- Evaluation: understand your work environment and its associated hazards
- On-site inspections: examine each aspect of your workplace for vulnerabilities
- Compliance gap analysis: review your existing documentation, policies and procedures
- Recommendation: we develop a targeted risk mitigation strategy
- Monitoring: measure performance
- Improvement: continuously update the WHS assessment
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For assistance with workplace training for those working in high-risk environments, explore HSE Australia bespoke training courses.
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Frequently asked Questions
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How often does an organisation need to undertake a risk assessment?
In Australia, there’s no mandated timeline for every industry. We recommend carrying out a risk assessment annually, or under the following circumstances:
- When new systems, processes, or activities are introduced.
- After changes in the workplace, such as the installation of new machinery.
- When a hazard is identified.
- Following consultation with workers or health and safety representatives.
What documentation should be kept for a risk assessment?
We advise that you keep clear records for each completed risk assessment:
- Completed assessment forms
- Hazard registers
- Incident reports
- Training records
- Inspection records
- Action logs
Why are risk assessments important?
Risk assessments help your organisation:
- Protect employee health and safety
- Meet legal and regulatory obligations
- Reduce workplace incidents
- Lower compensation and insurance costs
What industries need a regular workplace risk assessment?
All industries can benefit from regular risk assessments, however HSE Australia specialises in assessments for:
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