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RISK ANALYSIS

This site has been designed to help you understand:

what a risk assessment is;
why it is done, and;
how to go about doing one.

The package is available in document form for printing through .pdf or to work through within a Powerpoint presentation. Click on one of the links below as appropriate to your preference

Powerpoint Presentation Index	PDF Versions for Printing
What is Risk Analysis? What is a Hazard? Roles & Responsibilities OHS Regulations & Legislative Requirements The 5 Steps to Risk Analysis Risk Assessment Tool (Hazpak) Information Resources within the University	What is Risk Analysis? What is a Hazard? Roles & Responsibilities OHS Regulations & Legislative Requirements The 5 Steps to Risk Analysis Risk Assessment Tool (Hazpak) Information Resources within the University

TROUBLESHOOTING HELP
For those of you having difficulty running the Powerpoint Presentation version in your web browser, you may find it easier and quicker to use if you download the link to your computer and run from there. The following instructions will assist Netscape & Internet Explorer users to download the link to your own computer.

Netscape Users
While pointing to the Powerpoint Presentation link, click once with the right button on your mouse and then select the menu option "Save this link target as" with your left mouse button. The system will then ask you where you would like to save this. Make your selection and click on "SAVE" to execute. Now go to the location you have told the system to save the link and open the document. This will force it to open using Microsoft Powerpoint.

Internet Explorer Users
While pointing to the Powerpoint Presentation link, click once with the right button on your mouse and then select the menu option "Save Target As" with your left mouse button. The system will then ask you where you would like to save this. Make your selection and click on "SAVE" to execute. Now go to the location you have told the system to save the link and open the document. This will force it to open using Microsoft Powerpoint.