Group #VII presented on hazard identification, risk assessment, and risk control techniques. The presentation explained that hazard identification involves recognizing potential hazards, risk assessment analyzes the likelihood and impact of risks, and risk control develops measures to mitigate risks. It then described the HIRARC (Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment, and Risk Control) method as a modified risk register tool used to systematically define risk levels by plotting likelihood against consequence severity on a risk matrix. Key components of a risk register like risk description, initial and residual risk scores, mitigation costs, and risk status were also outlined. Various hazard identification methods such as audits, safety data sheets, and discussion groups were listed before citing reference materials on risk assessment.

1. Group# VII
presentedBy:
2020-IM-08
2020-IM-13
2020-IM-18

2.  Hirarc [2020-IM-13]
 Content & excel sheet format //
 How is it conducted? [2020-IM-18]
 Risk register //
 Hirarc related to risk register [2020-IM-08]
 Hazard analysis technique //
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3. Introduction
o Combination of words
o Hazards Identification
o Risk Assessment
o Risk Control
Explaination
o The activities consist of Hazard indentification, Risk Assessment and Risk Control.
Hazard indentification is the recognising of things which may cause injury or harm to a
person.
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4. 1. Hazard Identification
2. Risk Analysis
3. Risk Control
1. HIRARC Identifier
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5.  Modified form of risk
register
 Risk level
 Control measure
 Residual
 Make suggestion
 Complete information
about risk and its
control
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 Analytical tool
 Used to define the level of
risk
 By plotting the likelihood of
the risk against the
severity of the consequence.

7.  Hazard Identification
o Environments (light, noise, rain, heat, sun, cold)
o Substances (pesticides, fuels, dusts)
o Workplace layout (parlor design, cattle passes)
o Work organization (unnecessary manual handling)
o Equipment (ladders, squeeze chutes, crowd gates)
o Heights (roofs, vertical and horizontal silos, manure pits)
o Electricity (switches, cables, leads, power tools, connections)
 Access the risk
 Make the change
 Checking the changes
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8. • Risk name
• Risk description
• Risk probability, impact, score and cost before mitigation
• Risk cost before mitigation
• Risk probability,
• Impact, score, and cost after mitigation
• Cost of mitigation
• Open or closed risk
• Threat, opportunity, or both
• Risk, issue or lesson learned
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9.  Observation
 Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs)
 Hazard and risk surveys
 Record analysis
 Discussion groups
 Safety audits
 Information
 Consumer information
 Regulations and best practices
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10.  https://www.osha.gov/sites/default/files/2018-12/fy11_sh-22318-
11_Mod_3_ParticipantManual.pdf , (‘OSHA’, ‘Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment’ ,
Module 03)
 https://www.osha.gov/sites/default/files/enforcement/directives/ADM_04-00-003.pdf, (‘OSHA
Field Safety and Health Manual’,… ‘‘OSHA Safety and Health Management System ‘’)
 https://www.rrc.co.uk/media/101691/sample_igc1.pdf, (‘NEBOSH International General
Certificate UNIT IGC1’, ‘MANAGEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY’,
(Material correct Autumn 2013))
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