Step 2: Decide who might be harmed and how
Identify groups of people and individuals that might be harmed, such as:
- Children and young people at work, trainees, expectant and new mothers, workers experiencing menopause, people with disabilities, temporary workers and anyone else who may be at particular risk
- Those who aren't in the workplace all the time, such as visitors, cleaners, shift workers, contractors and maintenance workers
- Members of the public or other people you share your workplace with
- Homeworkers in their home workspace.
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