Risk Identification, Assessment and Control Clause Samples

The 'Risk Identification, Assessment and Control' clause establishes a process for systematically recognizing, evaluating, and managing potential risks associated with a project or activity. Typically, this involves identifying hazards, assessing the likelihood and impact of those risks, and implementing measures to mitigate or control them, such as safety protocols or contingency plans. The core function of this clause is to proactively minimize harm or loss by ensuring that risks are addressed before they can negatively affect the parties involved.
Risk Identification, Assessment and Control. (a) Target must take all practicable steps to ensure all hazards likely to cause injury are identified and assessed. Target shall do this through store hazard inspections, accident investigations, state based and national collection and analysis of accident statistics. (b) All team members must take all practicable steps to identify and report hazards to Management. (c) The hazards identified shall be assessed and controlled in the following manner by the Store Manager ensuring that risks are assessed and control measures developed and implemented in consultation with; (i) the team members concerned; (ii) any health and safety representatives for the team members concerned; and (iii) any health and safety committee established in the workplace. (d) Where the issue is beyond store control and/or affects stores on a statewide or national basis, the risk assessment process shall be coordinated by Target’s State or National Office with input sought from team members and where appropriate the Union, to formulate and implement agreed control measures.
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Risk Identification, Assessment and Control. The Company will take all practicable steps to ensure all hazards likely to cause injury are identified and assessed. This will be achieved through Centre hazard inspections, accident investigations, state-based and national collection and analysis of accident statistics. (i) All Employees must take all practicable steps to identify and report hazards to management. (ii) The hazards identified will be assessed and controlled and the Centre Manager will ensure that risks are assessed and control measures developed and implemented in consultation with: ▪ Employees concerned; ▪ health and safety representatives for the Employees concerned; and ▪ the health and safety committee established in the workplace. (iii) Where the issue is beyond Centre control and/or affects Centres on a state-wide or national basis, the risk assessment process shall be coordinated by the Company’s national office with input sought from Employees and where appropriate the union, to formulate and implement agreed control measures. (iv) Issues identified by the union which have not been identified or addressed through the process described above can be raised for discussion at the regular meeting of the Director - Immigration Services and the Assistant National Secretary of the union or authorised representative referred to in clause 43(e)(ii) hereof. (v) The Company will introduce a drug and alcohol policy, in accordance with Serco principles, which will include testing of all Employees.
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Risk Identification, Assessment and Control. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Bros will take all practicable steps to ensure all hazards likely to cause injury are identified and assessed. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Bros will do this through store hazard inspections, accident investigations, state based and national collection and analysis of accident statistics. (a) All employees must follow safe work practices and take all practicable steps to identify and report hazards to management. (b) The hazards identified will be assessed and controlled in consultation as appropriate with: • the employees concerned; • any health and safety representatives for the employees concerned; and • any health and safety committee established in the workplace. (c) Where the issue is beyond store control and/or affects stores on a statewide or national basis, the risk assessment process will be co-ordinated by ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Bros’ National Office with input sought from employees, and where appropriate the Union, to formulate and implement agreed control measures.
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