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Step 1 - Hazard Identification:

A hazard is something with the potential to cause harm, i.e. use of substances, equipment, form of energy, method of work, or a situation.

Step 2 - Groups Of People At Risk:

Risk assessments should be carried out taking into account the special needs of specific groups of individuals such as young workers, people with disabilities and pregnant women, or where groups which are covered by specific legislation

Step 3 - Control Measures:

Control measures should be only implemented once you have failed to eliminate or reduce any such risks to an acceptable level.

Control Measures may include training, written procedures, mechanical aids, personal protective equipment, signage, etc.

Step 4 - Record Your findings:

Appropriate risk assessment documents should be used.

Step 5 - Review Date:

Risk assessment should be reviewed on a regular basis and/or when there is a significant change to process, equipment, activity or people.