Hazard Identification

According to the information registered, The Group uses professional experience to evaluate whether the quantitative findings are tolerable, acceptable or intolerable. If the level of risk is deemed to be intolerable, The considers additional risk reduction to ensure that the risks are controlled in accordance with safety regulations.

Contained within a hazard register are:

1. Risk descriptions

2. The types of risk associated with the plan;

3. Assessments of the likelihood of risk occurrence;

4. Impacts of the identified risks;

5. Action plans to mitigate the risks;

6. Details of the individuals responsible for

7. Safeguarding  the risk measures are being met.