Can you identify basic risks?
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Some people say that risk identification should be the responsibility of safety personnel; I’m not a professional, so I can’t do it. Actually, you might be wrong. Do you look left and right before crossing the road? When you pick up a piece of braised pork that has just been served, do you blow on it first? These are the basic risk identifications.
Basic risk identification is something that I believe everyone knows in daily life: looking left and right before crossing the road； Bring an umbrella when the weather is bad outside ； Moreover, this method is widely used in our Japanese-owned companies, namely KY before carrying out tasks; it differs to some extent from more professional risk identification methods, as professional risk identification tends to rely on quantitative analysis techniques ； KY, on the other hand, is a qualitative analysis method: it involves thoroughly considering the risks that may arise during a task before carrying it out, and then determining what measures should be taken to address these risks ； This ensures job safety ；
Putting together all the points that need attention in daily work constitutes a comprehensive risk identification process. When problems arise, it’s usually because something that should have been paid attention to wasn’t – in other words, the operating procedures or work instructions were not followed properly. Those of us working in safety or technical fields must first ensure that such procedures and instructions are written down in detail, and then supervise their implementation.
I thought there would be something really big, but it’s just these
In fact, everyone has the ability to identify risks; it’s just that sometimes we aren’t aware of it. Not daring to cross a wide gap when you see it is an example of risk identification. Don’t think that risk identification is only the responsibility of safety officers