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Risk Assessment


Risk Assessment Form

 
Hazard
A Severity
B Likelihood
Risk rating
1
Roadside walking
10
2 (Im)
20
2
Pulling into driveway
4
2 (Im)
8
3
Trip hazards
6 (Mi)
2 (Im)
12
4
Climbing out window
10 (Ma)
2 (Im)
20
5
 
 
 
 

 

Risk Rating

Severity (A) multiplied by Likelihood (B) gives a Risk Rating between 0 and 100

  1. Severity:              Fatality (Fa)                        10           Major injury (Ma)            10
    Minor injury (Mi)              6              Damage property             4
    No injury (No)                   0
     
  2. Likelihood           Probable (pr)                     10           Occasional (Oc)                 7
    Improbable (Im)               2

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