Health & Safety Risk Assessments
Practical Risk Assessments for Safer Workplaces
OHSE Resolved conducts practical health and safety risk assessments to identify workplace hazards, evaluate risk, recommend control measures and support compliance with applicable occupational health and safety requirements.
Identify the Risk Before It Becomes an Incident
A risk assessment helps your business understand hazards, who may be exposed and what controls are required.
Hazard Identification
Identify workplace hazards, unsafe conditions, activities and possible sources of harm.
Risk Evaluation
Evaluate risk levels so that priorities and required controls are clear to management.
Control Measures
Recommend practical controls to reduce risk and support safer workplace operations.
Assessment Types
Risk Assessments Matched to Your Workplace Activities
Different workplaces require different levels of risk assessment. OHSE Resolved assists with practical assessments for general operations, specific tasks and regulated exposure areas.
General HIRA
A general hazard identification and risk assessment covering workplace activities, hazards, risk levels and practical control measures.
Task-Based Risk Assessments
Risk assessments focused on specific tasks, job steps, equipment use, maintenance activities or higher-risk work processes.
Hazardous Chemical Agents
Assessment of chemical-related risks, exposure routes, storage, handling, PPE, safety data sheets and required control measures.
Hazardous Biological Agents
Assessment of biological exposure risks, workplace activities, affected employees, controls, hygiene arrangements and supporting procedures.
Ergonomic Risk Assessments
Review of ergonomic risks linked to workstations, manual handling, repetitive work, posture, layout and physical work demands.
Site or Activity Risk Reviews
Practical risk reviews for new sites, changed operations, client requirements, incident follow-up or specific workplace concerns.
Not sure which assessment you need? Send us the work activity, site details or client requirement and we will advise the most suitable assessment scope.
Request GuidanceProcess & Deliverables
A Practical Process With Clear Control Measures
Our risk assessment process is designed to identify the hazards, evaluate the level of risk and provide practical control measures that can be implemented by management and employees.
Confirm the Scope
We confirm the workplace, task, activity, exposure area or client requirement that needs to be assessed.
Identify Hazards
We review the activity, environment, equipment, people exposed and possible sources of harm.
Evaluate Risk
Risks are assessed so that priorities, risk levels and required controls can be clearly understood.
Recommend Controls
Practical control measures are recommended to reduce risk and support safer workplace operations.
What You Receive
The final deliverable is prepared in a practical format that can be used for implementation, consultation and compliance support.
- Risk assessment document aligned to the agreed scope.
- Hazards, potential incidents and affected persons identified.
- Risk ratings and priority areas where applicable.
- Recommended control measures and implementation actions.
- Practical guidance for management review and employee consultation.
Need More Than One Assessment?
We can combine general HIRA, task-based assessments and regulated exposure assessments into one clear proposal.
Request a Risk Assessment
Need a Practical Risk Assessment for Your Workplace?
Send us your site details, work activity or client requirement and we will advise on the correct risk assessment scope.
- Tell us what activity, area or exposure must be assessed.
- Provide the site address and type of operation.
- Include any client, audit, tender or inspection requirement.
- We will confirm the assessment scope and quotation.
Prefer to Speak to Us?
Call 081 496 4093 or email Info@ohseresolved.co.za.
Submit Your Risk Assessment Enquiry
Complete the form below and include the type of risk assessment or workplace activity that needs to be reviewed.
Helpful information: include the site address, task or activity, number of employees exposed, substances or equipment involved and whether the assessment is for general compliance, client requirements or audit close-out.