You will report back to the administrative manager with a risk assessment that identifies the business-critical operations. In this module, you will focus on the assets aspect of the risk assessment. First, identify the threats that could damage the environment - on the worksite and community - based on the following categories: chemicals, weather, violence, biological, mechanical, etc. Your contingency plan will have many parts to cover in many different situations. Then, describe, in detail, your worksite, the surrounding businesses, how many employees per shift are on-site, and how many customers/visitors are on-site at any given time. Next, choose one category and complete a risk assessment (See attached file).

What hazards have been identified?	What are the potential environmental incidents?	What measures have been taken to prevent environmental incidents?	Number of people at risk / environmental considerations	What additional measures or actions are required?	Who is responsible for the action?	Risk

Wildcat Welding & Manufacturing is a welding / small tool manufacturing shop. Wildcat Welding & Manufacturing builds tanks, and skids, and does other custom work. The welding side includes Lincoln welding machines, cylinders, exhaust systems, welding safety gear, welding blankets, cables, grinders, and other essentials for welding. The manufacturing side equipment includes a CNC lathe, milling machine, drill press, saw, sander, beveler, and deburring and polishing machine. The floor plan of the shop is open with the only walled-off room(s) being the office, the break room, and the bathrooms which run along one end of the building, and there are no confined spaces in the workshop. There are multiple power sources throughout the shop, conveniently located on the walls and from drops in the ceiling. There is the possibility of installing a gas manifold system in the shop. There are drops to each area where welding machines will be installed for acetylene, oxygen, argon, CO2, water, and compressed air.

Describe, in detail, your worksite, the surrounding businesses, how many employees per shift are on-site, and how many customers/visitors are on-site at any given time.

Make sure that you insert at least two examples of your floor plans - they can be "blueprint" type drawings. I am not looking for overly detailed drawings, but I am looking for pertinent details.