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What is Risk Assessment?
Risk is something that every organisation has to face up to whether they are setting someone to work or organising an event. Accidents are often caused by an insufficient assessment of the risks involved when work is being carried out. An assessment should ask, “What could happen during the course of this process to endanger the persons involved and what precautions can be taken to minimise the risks to an acceptable level”.
Why do I need a Risk Assessment Application?
PowerMax Activity Risk Assessor is an occupational risk assessment software application that provides the user with a simple way of recording and evaluating the risks involved. Whether the task in hand is setting someone to work or organising a field trip, the Risk Assessor can help by taking the user through the necessary steps required to assess the likelihood of an individual being exposed to hazards that could be above acceptable levels. The application enables the recording of all the existing and additional controls that should be in place to reduce the likelihood of an individual being exposed to the associated hazards. As a consequence there will be a much reduced risk of the individual being harmed while carrying out the task. The Risk Assessor application, which follows the principles of the HSE’s “5 Steps to Risk Assessment”, can be configured to suit the Client’s own particular working environment and can normally be matched to existing occupational risk assessment practices.
Try PowerMax Activity Risk Assessor for Free!
A Demo version of the application is available on a 30 day free trial.
The Demo is a full working copy of the product that contains all the features of the production version including full administration and comprehensive screen specific 'help' facilities.
A trial copy and further information regarding the PowerMax Activity Risk Assessor product can be obtained by sending us your details via a request form.
(MS-Access 2000 or later required on PC to run Demo)