Hazard identification
Start with the work as it happens. Describe the activity and its operating environment so that the assessment has a clear, practical scope.
SENTIVO CONSULTANCY
Risk assessment & operational controls
Identify hazards, evaluate operational risks and develop controls that people can apply in practice.
Discuss your requirementsPRACTICAL SUPPORT
Start with your operation.
Risk management starts with understanding the activity and the environment in which it takes place. Sentivo’s focus is on identifying hazards, evaluating operational risks and developing controls people can apply in practice.
Discuss this support when reviewing an activity, clarifying its hazards and controls, or improving the connection between an assessment and the way work is carried out.
Where the work focuses
Risk assessment
Review operational risks in the context of the task and the existing arrangements. This provides a basis for discussing which issues need attention first.
Operational controls
Connect assessment findings with controls that people can understand and apply. Clear responsibilities and practical communication support their use in daily work.
WHAT WE AGREE BEFORE STARTING
A deliverable you can use.
Depending on the agreed assignment, the output may include:
- Defined activity and assessment scope
- Hazards, existing controls and identified gaps
- Recommendations and assigned follow-up actions
The proposal defines the scope, inputs, review responsibilities, deliverables and timing. Delivery formats and language requirements are confirmed before work begins.
DEFINE THE SCOPE
Tell us what you need.
Share a short overview of your requirements so the team can discuss the scope, delivery arrangements and next steps.
- The work activity and its sequence
- The location and operating conditions
- Existing assessments and controls
- The specific issue you want reviewed
What information helps define the scope?
Start with a clear description of the work, its location, existing arrangements and the issue you want to address. The team can then discuss what further information is needed for the assessment.