1. Who would you invite to assist you to accurately determine the risk in your workplace context? Make a list that includes all specialists - internal and external - that you may require and what they can offer.
2. Describe the method(s) you could use to get them to help you identify risks.
3. Develop a list of methods you would use to research risks in the context of your workplace. Explain why you have chosen these methods.
4. make a list of potential risks to you current unit within your organisation childcare
5. Explain the steps Involved in preparing a scenario analysis.

Analyse risks part 1 - Risk analysis

Use qualitative analysis to identify the risk rating for each of the risks listed on the right. Justify your answer with a short description of your assessment.

6. Your home or workplace having a catastrophic fire (being totally destroyed or severely damaged).

7. Your car being stolen.

8. Credit card fraud impacting your company (or yourself).

9. Someone in your workplace being sick the Monday after a football grand final.

Analyse risks part 2 - Consequence analysis

Reflect on the risk ratings you identified in part 1 of 'Analyse risks' above. finish a consequence assessment with the added information in each question on the right. Consider your answers from various angles, such as 'What if the information lost or not accessible isn't that urgent or critical?' before marking your assessments.

10. Your home or workplace having a catastrophic fire (being totally destroyed or severely damaged), destroying all your business software records.

11.Your car being stolen with a confidential business plan on the back seat.

12. Credit card fraud impacting your company (or yourself) that empties your bank account.

13. Someone in your workplace being sick the Monday after a football grand final, and that person is the only one at work with access to your client database.

Analyse risks part 3 - Likelihood/consequence analysis

Using the example scenarios from part 1 and 2 of 'Analyse risks' above, rank each of the scenarios on the right as either low, medium, high or extreme, and list the possible outcomes.

14. Your home or workplace having a catastrophic fire (being totally destroyed or severely damaged), destroying all your business software records.

15. Your car being stolen with a confidential business plan on the back seat.

16. Credit card fraud impacting your company (or yourself) that empties your bank account.

17. Someone in your workplace being sick the Monday after a football grand final, and that person is the only one at work with access to your client database.