Create site-specific risk assessments for construction, maintenance, and facilities work. Structured documents with relevant hazards built in.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a site risk assessment?
- A site risk assessment identifies the hazards specific to a particular location or work site. It considers the physical environment, access arrangements, neighbouring activities, ground conditions, and any other site-specific factors that could affect worker safety.
- How is a site risk assessment different from a task risk assessment?
- A site risk assessment focuses on the location and its inherent hazards, while a task risk assessment focuses on the specific work activities being carried out. Both are typically needed — the site assessment informs the task-level assessments.
- How often should site risk assessments be updated?
- Site risk assessments should be reviewed whenever site conditions change — for example, after adverse weather, when new phases of work begin, or if adjacent activities change. Regular reviews ensure the assessment remains relevant.
- Can I use Riskora for multiple sites?
- Yes. You can create separate risk assessments for each site and adapt them as conditions change. Riskora's duplicate feature lets you quickly create new assessments based on previous ones.