Risk Analysis Management System

Create bespoke risk analysis management documents, which include work method statements, for each job making up the maintenance plan.
Task-SSQ0040.

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Stage 6 - Minimising the risk of harm to employees and others (SSQ0040).
Risk Assessments and Method Statements are just two contributors to our Risk Analysis Management System, or if you prefer Safe System of Work (SSOW). Each element of our nine-stage process and the established procedures belonging to our customers will collectively provide the framework for safe working. Because our Safety Officers have specific knowledge concerning the work we carry out and the hazards that could arise, they compose bespoke Risk Analysis Management Documents (RAMDs), hich include the work method statements for each job, making up the maintenance plan. They identify hazards, assess risk and determine the control measures required to prevent harm. Often identical assets installed at different locations on site will present a higher level of risk. For this reason, our safety officers may break individual job RAMDs into stages or asset groups, alerting coordinators and engineers to a greater level of danger. Multiple RAMDs enable our coordinators and engineers to focus on a narrow set of hazards relevant to the task assigned. The date and time our engineers review the RAMDs are logged and are accessible for management review in the Log-Book Portal. Stage 7 - Procurement of skills and resources to fulfil maintenance plans objectives, click here.

Stage 6 - Minimising the risk of harm to employees and others (SSQ0040).

Risk Assessments and Method Statements are just two contributors to our Risk Analysis Management System, or if you prefer Safe System of Work (SSOW). Each element of our nine-stage process and the established procedures belonging to our customers will collectively provide the framework for safe working.

Because our Safety Officers have specific knowledge concerning the work we carry out and the hazards that could arise, they compose bespoke Risk Analysis Management Documents (RAMDs), hich include the work method statements for each job, making up the maintenance plan. They identify hazards, assess risk and determine the control measures required to prevent harm.

Often identical assets installed at different locations on site will present a higher level of risk. For this reason, our safety officers may break individual job RAMDs into stages or asset groups, alerting coordinators and engineers to a greater level of danger. Multiple RAMDs enable our coordinators and engineers to focus on a narrow set of hazards relevant to the task assigned. The date and time our engineers review the RAMDs are logged and are accessible for management review in the Log-Book Portal.

Stage 7 - Procurement of skills and resources to fulfil maintenance plans objectives, click here.