Hazard Assessment

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Hazard
Assessment

HAZARD ASSESSEMENT
c 2. Hazard
Category
3. Identified Hazards 4. Assessment (see definitions below)
1.
Severity
(0-6)
2.
Frequency
(1-3)
3.
Probability
(-1 to +1)
4. Hazard Class
(A, B, or C)
Significance
(risk) (0-10)
rating
Severity +
Frequency+
Probability =
Significance
(risk)
In Store Health
Step-ladders and some
glass materials haven’t
had a safe guard and they
were at the main
workplace area, they are
going to be problematic
for the workplace in the
future.
4 1 -1 4
(Hazard class B)
In Store Health
Some chemical materials
were selling in the store
and they were very close
to floor level. It may
cause to child injuries
2 1 -1 1
(Hazard Level C)
Company Name: Kitchen stuff plus
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Date:
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