In this article, we’ll break down the most common types of risk assessments; Traditional Risk Assessment, WRAC, JSEA, SWMW, Bowtie, HAZOP, HAZID, and personal risk assessments like SLAM and Take 5—so you can understand when to use each, and why.

Risk Bowtie Analysis is a powerful visual risk assessment tool that helps organisations identify, understand, and control workplace risks.

Effective psychosocial risk management is now a key legal and organisational priority, as failing to address these risks can lead to serious

In the dynamic landscape of workplace safety, risk management and incident investigations are often treated as separate processes

A career in workplace safety can be incredibly rewarding, providing the opportunity to protect the wellbeing of workers

In recent years, many organisations have added “risk” to the titles and responsibilities of traditional safety roles

Conducting an effective risk assessment requires more than just gathering people in a room to fill out a spreadsheet.

Internal audits are an essential part of maintaining an effective risk management framework

ISO 31000 is the internationally recognised standard for risk management, providing a framework for organisations to manage risks

Many leaders feel that diving deep into every potential risk scenario and identifying all critical controls is overwhelming, uncomfortable,