1. Access your state or territory legislation and then answer the following questions: a. When, where and how hazards must be identified? During designing a brand new process or procedure Purchasing and installing new machinery . While assessing equipment or after processes During Re-viewing of surroundings before each shift While being aware of changes, strange conditions, or sudden emissions . During inspections of formal, informal, manager, health and security committee . After incidents emphasizing close misses or minor events and harms. For hazard identification, following Matters can be performed Observing the way actions are being done . Assessing the equipment employees are employing, and contemplating how gear is currently being used b. When, where and how risk Risk assessment must be conducted assessments must be conducted Until the implementation of new procedures or events Before changes to current procedures or practices are made, or when goods, machines, instruments, change of facilities or new harm- related information becomes available . When threats are known. Risk assessment can be conducted in the following steps: 1. Identify threats, ie. something that can cause harm. 2. Decide who, and how could be affected. 3. Evaluate the threats and take action