Changing the wheel on a car

Changing the wheel on a car Order Description Choose a task or an activity, perform a risk assessment for it and suggest possible corrective actions that may prevent the accidental scenarios identified from happening. The task can be any task: Choose one you know well, or have access to people who know it well It should be complex enough to break down into at least 10 steps, but don’t choose one that is too complicated Some examples: Changing the wheel on a car Re-wiring a plug Preparing a room to be painted Putting together flat-pack furniture Start with the task analysis Use a hierarchical task analysis, or A process map Then, for each step in your task analysis Identify what can go wrong Consider different types of hazards What would cause that to go wrong (root cause) What are the possible consequences What is the risk involved Severity Likelihood Risk Rating Use a risk matrix to prioritise the results What controls/ recommendations can reduce the risk Introduction – introduce the task and outline your risk assessment process Task Analysis Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Summary and recommendations