Clause 6.1.2 – Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment

ISO 45001 Hazard identification and risk assessment are the cornerstones of effective workplace safety in Australia.

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1Involve your team: Regular consultation during HSEQ meetings boosts hazard awareness and worker engagement.
2Use checklists and templates: Simplify risk assessments and improve consistency across teams.
3Update your risk register: Review quarterly or after incidents, audits, or changes in work processes.
4Apply the Hierarchy of Controls: Prioritise hazard elimination before relying on PPE or admin procedures.
5Cross-reference Codes of Practice: Use WHS Codes as benchmarks for safe work methods and compliance.
6Integrate across systems: Link hazard management into your IMS for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 alignment.

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Nathan Owen

Nathan has worked in HSEQ management for 15 years helping Australian businesses improve compliance, manage risk and gain ISO Certification. He has masters degrees in business management and WHS.

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1Involve your team: Regular consultation during HSEQ meetings boosts hazard awareness and worker engagement.
2Use checklists and templates: Simplify risk assessments and improve consistency across teams.
3Update your risk register: Review quarterly or after incidents, audits, or changes in work processes.
4Apply the Hierarchy of Controls: Prioritise hazard elimination before relying on PPE or admin procedures.
5Cross-reference Codes of Practice: Use WHS Codes as benchmarks for safe work methods and compliance.
6Integrate across systems: Link hazard management into your IMS for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 alignment.

Clause 6.1.2 – ISO 45001 Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment

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