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Free Risk Assessment Tool

Perform rapid risk assessments using industry-specific hazard presets. The Likelihood x Severity matrix auto-calculates risk scores and recommends control measures.

🏭 Workplace Info

⚠️ Hazard Checklist

Select the hazards present at your workplace. Presets change automatically based on your industry.

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Risk assessment is a legal obligation for every workplace. This tool helps you perform rapid, structured risk assessments using industry-specific hazard presets and a Likelihood x Severity matrix.

Key Features

Industry-Specific Hazard Presets

10 representative hazards are pre-loaded for Manufacturing, Construction, and Service industries. Simply check the hazards that apply to your workplace.

Likelihood x Severity Matrix

Rate each hazard's likelihood (1-3) and severity (1-3) to automatically calculate risk scores (1-9). A color-coded 3x3 heatmap visualizes your overall risk distribution.

Auto-Suggested Controls

Recommended control measures are automatically suggested based on hazard type. You can also enter custom measures.

Overall Risk Grade

Individual hazard scores are aggregated into an overall workplace risk grade. High-risk items are immediately highlighted for priority action.

How to Use

Step 1: Enter Workplace Info

Enter company name, industry, and number of workers. Selecting an industry automatically loads the relevant hazard presets.

Step 2: Select Hazards

Check the hazards present at your workplace. Each industry provides 10 representative hazards.

Step 3: Assess Risks

For each selected hazard, rate the likelihood (Low/Medium/High) and severity (Low/Medium/High). Risk scores are calculated automatically.

Step 4: Review & Print

Review the 3x3 risk matrix, hazard results table, and high-risk items list. Use the print button to generate a hard copy.

Risk Grade Criteria

Low Risk (Score 1-2)

Maintain current controls and monitor periodically.

Medium Risk (Score 3-4)

Develop control measures and implement within a set timeframe. Increase supervisory oversight.

High Risk (Score 6-9)

Implement controls immediately or stop work until controls are in place. Professional safety consultation is recommended.

FAQ

Who needs to perform risk assessments?

Risk assessments are a legal requirement for most workplaces in many jurisdictions. Check your local occupational health and safety regulations for specific requirements.

How often should risk assessments be done?

Conduct an initial assessment, then review annually. Perform additional assessments after incidents, process changes, or when new hazards are identified.

Can I use these results as official documentation?

This tool is designed for preliminary assessments. For official documentation, consult an occupational health and safety professional to supplement these findings.