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If unsure, default to the more conservative rating. These ratings should be done as if there were no controls in place, so that you understand the real magnitude of each risk (Gross Risk).\nNote, which controls are already in place, or should be in place to manage this risk, and include this under ‘controls’ (i.e. the things you do to reduce the risk). Do the controls in place reduce the risk level (i.e. either reducing the impact or the probability rating)? Re-assess the risk level assuming the listed controls are in place, and note the new risk level having considered the controls (Net Risk).\nHave you identified anything else you could do to further manage the risk? Note these in the table.\nAllocate the person responsible for ensuring the controls are managed, as per your plan, and that the risk is reviewed as per the timeline you select.\nIndicate how often you will review the risk (hourly, daily, and/or monthly etc.).\nRisk Matrix example","cbCaihqUkUUCsIUl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihqUkUUCsIUl","docx",42671,"English","# Quick reference for completing the Event Risk Assessment\n## Identify hazards during planning\n## Complete the Risk Register and rate risks\n## Record controls and re-assess Gross vs Net Risk\n## Plan actions, owners, and review frequency","[{\"question\":\"How do you identify hazards for an event risk assessment?\",\"answer\":\"Brainstorm all hazards by doing a site walk during the planning phase, before the event commences.\"},{\"question\":\"What are Gross Risk and Net Risk in the Risk Register?\",\"answer\":\"Gross Risk ratings are assessed as if no controls are in place to understand the true magnitude. 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