As risk manager of a new constructed hospital, assess the following: What are the hazards? Who might be harmed and how? What are you already doing to control the risks? What further action do you need to take to control the risks?

Question 1.Describe the types of hazards, their importance, their purposes, and the scope of hazard analysis.

Word Count: 800–1000 words
Instructions: Students should provide detailed descriptions of various hazard types, their significance in workplace safety, their purpose in risk management, and the scope and application of hazard analysis.

Question 2.As risk manager of a new constructed hospital, assess the following: What are the hazards? Who might be harmed and how? What are you already doing to control the risks? What further action do you need to take to control the risks? Who needs to carry out the action? When is the action needed by? And add the probability, severity, and exposure factor to the assessments

Word Count: 1000–1200 words
Instructions: This is a scenario-based risk assessment requiring detailed analysis. Students must identify hazards, affected individuals, existing controls, additional required actions, responsible parties, deadlines, and conduct a risk evaluation including probability, severity, and exposure factors.

Question 3.  Describe how SWOT analysis and ICOR analysis could be applied in the HSE Risk Management?

Word Count: 800–1000 words
Instructions: Students should explain both SWOT and ICOR frameworks and demonstrate how these management tools can be effectively applied within the context of HSE risk management, using examples where appropriate.

Question 4.  Explain the impending hazard of a hot day in Summer and what sort of risk assessment would you design? What can happen? How likely will it happen? What are the consequences if it happens?