graph TD
A["⚠️ Clause 6.1.2<br/>Hazard ID and Risk"] --> B["🔎 Ongoing Hazard ID"]
A --> C["📊 Assess Risk"]
A --> D["📥 Inputs"]
B --> B1["🗂️ How Work Is<br/>Organized"]
B --> B2["🧠 Social Factors<br/>Workload Harassment"]
B --> B3["🔄 Routine and<br/>Non Routine"]
B --> B4["🚨 Past Incidents and<br/>Emergencies"]
C --> C1["🎲 Likelihood and<br/>Severity"]
C1 --> C2["🧮 Simple Risk Matrix"]
D --> D1["👀 Observation and<br/>Near Miss"]
D --> D2["🗣️ Worker Input"]
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style B fill:#F5A623,color:#000,stroke:#333
style C fill:#7ED321,color:#000,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
style C2 fill:#BD10E0,color:#fff
style D fill:#50E3C2,color:#000
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Key takeaways
- Clause 6.1.2 requires ongoing, proactive hazard identification, not a one-time exercise.
- Hazard identification must consider work organization, social factors, leadership, and activity types.
- It must also account for past incidents, emergencies, people around the workplace, and new knowledge.
- Managers identify hazards from observation, near-miss reports, and worker input.
- Risks are evaluated by likelihood and severity, often using a simple risk matrix.
- Risk assessment is a verb, not a noun, and must be continually refreshed as conditions change.
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