Risk assessment





I have completed this pre-production activity to demonstrate the multiple factors that need to be considered when looking at risk. By doing this in a table format, I have been able to recognise potential issues, see the extent of the issue and what can be done to prevent it. In the future, this task will allow me to take a wider range of factors into consideration when evaluating potential hazards.

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