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CONSEQUENCES

What are likely consequences?		 LIKELIHOOD

How likely is the incident to occur?
VERY LIKELY LIKELY UNLIKELY VERY UNLIKELY
Fatalities, ill health or permanent disability Extreme Extreme High Medium
Serious injury or long-term illness Extreme High Medium Medium
Medical treatment and several days off work High Medium Medium Low
Minor injury, illness or damage Medium Medium Low Low


1. Eliminate the hazards where possible.
2. Determine appropriate control strategies where elimination is not possible. Minimise the risks by choosing strategies in accordance with the hierarchy of controls (order specified below):
[1] Substitution (replacement with a safer alternative)
[2] Isolation (separate from exposure to the hazard e.g. refuge areas)
[3] Engineering controls (modify, enclose, guard)
[4] Administrative means (use of safe work procedures, incident response procedures, training)
[5] Personal protective equipment (gloves, masks)
3. Implement control strategies. Identify responsibilities and times-frames for each of the hazard reduction/control strategies identified. Advise the responsible parties of their responsibilities and arrange resources to carry out activity.
4. Then, once the service starts, monitor, evaluate and review controls strategies to ensure ongoing effectiveness. See Risk Management Procedure for additional information.
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CONSEQUENCES

What are likely consequences?		 LIKELIHOOD

How likely is the incident to occur?
VERY LIKELY LIKELY UNLIKELY VERY UNLIKELY
Fatalities, ill health or permanent disability Extreme Extreme High Medium
Serious injury or long-term illness Extreme High Medium Medium
Medical treatment and several days off work High Medium Medium Low
Minor injury, illness or damage Medium Medium Low Low
1. Eliminate the hazards where possible.
2. Determine appropriate control strategies where elimination is not possible. Minimise the risks by choosing strategies in accordance with the hierarchy of controls (order specified below):
[1] Substitution (replacement with a safer alternative)
[2] Isolation (separate from exposure to the hazard e.g. refuge areas)
[3] Engineering controls (modify, enclose, guard)
[4] Administrative means (use of safe work procedures, incident response procedures, training)
[5] Personal protective equipment (gloves, masks)
3. Implement control strategies. Identify responsibilities and times-frames for each of the hazard reduction/control strategies identified. Advise the responsible parties of their responsibilities and arrange resources to carry out activity.
4. Then, once the service starts, monitor, evaluate and review controls strategies to ensure ongoing effectiveness. See Risk Management Procedure for additional information.
@endif