Ethics and other issues- risks and risk assessment Flashcards
1
Q
what is: a real risk? perceived risk? absolute risk? risk assessment?
A
- risk that could happen after safety controls and measures
- a person’s view of a risk; their perception
- highest level of risk before safety measurements are put in place
- process used to evaluate real risk
2
Q
what are 5 things risks are caused by?
A
- inadequate facilities and equipment
- limited level of skill
- weather
- behaviour of others
- limited fitness
- lack of preparation
3
Q
what 5 steps can be taken to reduce risks
A
- wearing correct kit
- lifting equipment safely
- maintaining hydration
- warmup and cool down
- suitable opposition
- following rules