What is risk? Assessing Risks, How are risks assessed?
Assessing
Risks, How are risks assessed?
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What is risk?
The term risk refers to the concept that an
action or choice can result in a losing situation. The loss could be
emotional, monetary, or otherwise.
Many things need to be considered
when assessing risks. Questions that are asked include.
How serious
is the harm that the hazard could cause?
What are
the chances that the harm will happen?
How many
workers might be hurt?
How often
are workers exposed to the hazard?
What
situations is high, medium or low risk?
Every
site you work at as a security guard will be different, but they all involve
some level of risk. You may work at a low risk site one week and a high risk
site the next. Risk levels can vary in sites with similar functions, such as
hospitals, depending on where they are located and what shift you are working.
Here are some examples of different risk levels:
High risk
work situations
Working
alone a night shift in a high crime area .Where cash or goods handled may
attract criminal activity with the public where there is a risk of violence
Any one
of these situations could be unsafe, but they become more dangerous when they are
combined.
For example, you may work the
night shift in the emergency department at an inner city hospital.
Medium risk
work situations
An evening
shift at industrial sites after regular
hours when no site staff is working
Special
equipment and hazardous chemicals used in manufacturing could be a threat to Your
safety and health.
Low risk
work situations
A day or
early evening shift as a watch-person in a
non-hazardous location
You could
be hired to be visible at a trade show in a hotel, or to control access in a
Condominium
building.
There is
always added risk when you work alone, especially when patrolling is part of your
job. In your duty to protect people and property, you are trained to look for problems.
The best way for you to keep safe is to know the risks at your site and to follow
your Working Alone Plan to get help when you need it. On the next page is a
sample of a Working Alone Plan.
Thank You
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