| BSBOHS603B/01 - Define parameters of the OHS risk study |
| 1. Access information and data on the hazard identification process and the context of the OHS risk |
| 2. Establish the scope of the OHS risk study |
| 3. Divide the activity to be analysed into logical and manageable elements |
| 4. Define and document the method of OHS risk analysis |
| BSBOHS603B/02 - Analyse the OHS risk of a task or process |
| 1. Clarify the nature of the hazard including the process of injury or damage |
| 10. Rank OHS risks in order of level of risk |
| 11. Consult OHS specialist advisors if required |
| 2. Identify the need for further information using monitoring activities |
| 3. Communicate information and data about the OHS risk to stakeholders |
| 4. Consult and involve a range of stakeholders in the analysis |
| 5. Identify and evaluate existing controls and their effectiveness, taking account of relevant standards |
| 6. Determine specific scenarios to be considered |
| 7. Determine the range of possible consequence/s from the various scenarios |
| 8. Determine the likelihood of the occurrence of the consequence/s |
| 9. Undertake steps to ensure comprehensive analysis of information, data and techniques |
| BSBOHS603B/03 - Evaluate OHS risk of a task or process |
| 1. Access and reference relevant legislation, codes of practice and standards |
| 2. Consult stakeholders in determining criteria for OHS risk evaluation |
| 3. Compare outcomes of OHS risk analysis with criteria to identify risks requiring further risk control and risks deemed as low as reasonably achievable |
| 4. Document process and outcomes of analysis and evaluation in a manner that is accessible and facilitates understanding by stakeholders |
| 5. Document outcomes to include explanation of the legal ramifications of decision making based on risk prioritisation |