Part B - Case studyRead the case study, then answer the questions that follow.Greenville Emergency Management fire service personnel have conducted a risk assessment for fire risks at a suburban distribution centre that is adjacent to chemical plants and virgin bushland on two sides. The process is handed to new staff as an exercise to help their learning and understanding of the risk assessor's roles. The staff have to research current arrangements such as warning systems, staffing levels, the chemicals involved, expertise available to fight a fire, and how much time there may be before a fire approaches.The scope of the assessment is to determine health and safety risks to workers within the distribution centre should a bushfire come through the area. They are asked to use some analysis techniques to generate a list of risks.

Part C - Report In the organisation you work for or one you have access to, use a range of appropriate personnel, research methods and analysis techniques to identify risks in the organisation or a business area. Present your analysis under the following headings, or use a table: Stakeholders: the people you will speak to and what they can offer Consultation methods used The methods used to research the risks Tools and techniques used to generate a final list of risks . A final list of at least five risks, generated in consultation with relevant parties