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1. A risk assessment identifies potential hazards and evaluates the likelihood and severity of harm to prevent dangers. 2. The Health and Safety Executive recommends a five-step approach including identifying hazards, evaluating risk of harm, recording findings, and reviewing assessments over time. 3. Risk assessments help prioritize addressing hazards by assigning points to the likelihood and severity of harm to determine risk levels and taking actions to eliminate or reduce risks.
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