Step 1: Inspect all areas of the centre where foreseeable hazards may have arisen overnight or where safety may have been affected since the last check. Step 2: Use the Hazard Identication Checklist part of the Risk Assessment Tool to assist you in the inspection. Record the existing and potential hazards which you have identified. During your inspection, you have to watch out for the following hazards: Existing Hazards Potential Hazards Obvious hazards or those that are evident or noticeable to the senses (e.g.. broken chairs, open latches, etc.) Concealed hazards or those that are not Develont'ng '18?st Of those that .cannot easily noticeable (e.g., the presence of be recognised Immediately and WI" toxic vapours, animal waste in the develop. over time (e.g., storage cupboard sandpit, etc.) not closrng properly, cracked toys, etc.) Transient hazards or those that are just temporary (e.g., wet floors, visitors in the service, etc. You must be able to provide at least three (3) existing and three (3) potential hazards identified during your inspection. *An example is provided on the next page