Comprehensive Report: Workplace Health and Safety Risk Assessment

This report comprehensively examines workplace health and safety, focusing on risk management and internal controls. Part 1 identifies issues such as the lack of internal controls over cash handling and outlines the scope of the risk management process, including communication channels and political, economic, social, technological, legal, and ecological influences. It also assesses internal strengths and weaknesses, external opportunities and threats, and identifies critical success factors like cost reduction and effective risk management. Part 2 delves into risk assessment, categorizing risks as strategic, financial, operational, and reputational, and details relevant parties, levels of management, and risk management tools. The report analyzes the likelihood and consequences of various risks, prioritizing them based on a matrix. Part C discusses risk mitigation strategies, emphasizing the importance of documentation and the handling of workplace hazards. The report also addresses the need for continuous risk monitoring and identifies necessary insurance policies, such as mediclaim, workman's compensation, and ESI benefits, relevant to the hotel business and employee well-being. The report emphasizes the importance of proactive measures to ensure a safe and healthy work environment, safeguarding both employees and the organization's reputation.