For this assessment, you are required to choose one workplace hazard or risk to safety in the financial services industry that interests you.
Prepare a report on the area you have chosen.

You must include details of:
>  the hazard or risk you chose
>  how it could be identified
>  why it is relevant to the financial services industry
>  the procedures, techniques or strategies that could or should be implemented to reduce the likelihood of harm
>  actions that could be taken to eliminate the hazard or reduce the risk
>  what steps you or others could take to report queries or concerns about the hazard or risk

The report should be presented using appropriate standards of style, formatting and accuracy for a professional financial services organisation.This assessment task will assess your understanding of sustainability issues and the sources you
can use to obtain useful information. It will also assess your ability to plan, manage and present information in an appropriate format and utilise effective teamwork.

Student Checklist

Before submitting your assessment task, use the checklist below to ensure you have covered all the requirements of the assessment task.

ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS

• Have you selected an appropriate hazard or risk?
• Have you described how the hazard or risk could be identified?
• Have you explained why the hazard or risk is relevant to the financial services industry?
• Have you described the procedures, techniques or strategies that could

 

 

 

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