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New Job Task Risk Assessment Form

by Shawn Chadwick, from the Community

Use this New Job Task Risk Assessment Form to identify hazards on construction jobs, rate severity and likelihood, and determine overall risk. Cover key risks such as working at height, confined space, electricity, asbestos, dust and airborne particles, vehicular movement, uneven surfaces, manual handling, noise, UV, and more. Capture permits, control measures, notes, and photos, then finalize with required signatures from supervisors and safety reps. The checklist is fully customizable to add activities and controls to suit your site and jurisdiction.

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Construction Risk Assessment Form
Use this construction risk assessment form to identify job-specific hazards and determine likelihood, severity, and overall risk rating. Document controls and permits for high-risk activities such as working at height, confined spaces, electricity, asbestos, manual handling, and more. Add notes, photos, and observations, then capture customer and team signatures to confirm readiness and safety. Customize the checklist to fit your project, include additional at-risk activities, and standardize how your crews assess, control, and record site risks across sites.
by Sherry Holder, from the Community
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KBA Prestart Risk Assessment
Use this KBA Prestart Risk Assessment template to identify at-risk construction activities before work begins. Assess severity and likelihood to calculate risk ratings, record permits and PPE, and document control measures for hazards such as confined spaces, working at height, electricity, asbestos, vehicles, manual handling, and more. Capture notes and photos, answer control questions, and finalize with required signatures. Customize the checklist to suit job-specific conditions and site safety standards.
by Kim Flanagan, from the Community
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Field Level Risk Assessment FLRA Checklist
This Field Level Risk Assessment FLRA checklist helps teams evaluate job site hazards before work starts. It guides users to rate likelihood and severity using a risk matrix, capture notes and photos, and confirm controls for risks such as working at height, electricity, compressed air, uneven or slippery surfaces, vehicular movement, overhead hazards, manual handling, fire and explosion, and noise. Use it to verify basic PPE, emergency readiness, and document completion with signatures.
by Cary Elder, from the Community
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Task-Based Risk Assessment Template
This task-based risk assessment template helps teams identify hazards for specific activities, evaluate who may be exposed, and determine likelihood and severity using a risk matrix. Capture site, activity, issue number, and review purpose, then add hazards such as electricity, moving machinery, manual handling, DSE, COSHH, noise, and work at height. Record existing controls, assign risk ratings, and plan additional measures. Specify required PPE and systems of work, including hearing, eye, respiratory, hand, body, hi vis, and footwear protection with applicable standards, plus permits and machinery guards. Conclude with manager sign off and communication to all relevant personnel.
by Tom Stamp, from the Community
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Construction Risk Assessment Form

Use this construction risk assessment form to identify job-specific hazards and determine likelihood, severity, and overall risk rating. Document controls and permits for high-risk activities such as working at height, confined spaces, electricity, asbestos, manual handling, and more. Add notes, photos, and observations, then capture customer and team signatures to confirm readiness and safety. Customize the checklist to fit your project, include additional at-risk activities, and standardize how your crews assess, control, and record site risks across sites.

by Sherry Holder, from the Community

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KBA Prestart Risk Assessment

Use this KBA Prestart Risk Assessment template to identify at-risk construction activities before work begins. Assess severity and likelihood to calculate risk ratings, record permits and PPE, and document control measures for hazards such as confined spaces, working at height, electricity, asbestos, vehicles, manual handling, and more. Capture notes and photos, answer control questions, and finalize with required signatures. Customize the checklist to suit job-specific conditions and site safety standards.

by Kim Flanagan, from the Community

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Field Level Risk Assessment FLRA Checklist

This Field Level Risk Assessment FLRA checklist helps teams evaluate job site hazards before work starts. It guides users to rate likelihood and severity using a risk matrix, capture notes and photos, and confirm controls for risks such as working at height, electricity, compressed air, uneven or slippery surfaces, vehicular movement, overhead hazards, manual handling, fire and explosion, and noise. Use it to verify basic PPE, emergency readiness, and document completion with signatures.

by Cary Elder, from the Community

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Task-Based Risk Assessment Template

This task-based risk assessment template helps teams identify hazards for specific activities, evaluate who may be exposed, and determine likelihood and severity using a risk matrix. Capture site, activity, issue number, and review purpose, then add hazards such as electricity, moving machinery, manual handling, DSE, COSHH, noise, and work at height. Record existing controls, assign risk ratings, and plan additional measures. Specify required PPE and systems of work, including hearing, eye, respiratory, hand, body, hi vis, and footwear protection with applicable standards, plus permits and machinery guards. Conclude with manager sign off and communication to all relevant personnel.

by Tom Stamp, from the Community

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