This lesson covers the exposure assessment, where you capture how often and how severely your workers are exposed to a risk across four inputs.
What you'll cover:
Duration. How long the exposure has been or will be going on: ongoing, long-term, or short-term.
Frequency. How often the exposure happens, from constant and daily through to occasional.
Severity. How serious the exposure is when it happens, from Insignificant through to Catastrophic.
Workers Exposed. The number of workers exposed, using your real number and including any external or temporary workers where relevant.
Key takeaways:
The exposure assessment captures the real-world pattern of exposure, how long, how often, how serious, and how many.
Each input has a notes field for recording the reasoning behind your choice.
Use your actual worker count, including external and temporary workers, so the assessment reflects who's genuinely exposed.
IN THIS COURSE
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E13. From survey data to risk assessment
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E14. Creating custom risk assessments
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E15. Inherent risk scoring
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E16. Exposure assessment
2
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1
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E17. Risk status workflow and treatment strategy
1
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E18. Residual risk scoring and the was-vs-now comparison
1
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E19. Hazard category drill-down
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