What does 'low risk' mean in terms of tolerability and action required?

Here are the answers to the questions:

Low risk definition

A low risk means there is risk that is tolerable, but action is required to ensure the activity remains low risk. Even tolerable risks need some form of management or monitoring to prevent them from escalating.

• B. Low risk means there is risk that is tolerable, but action is required in terms of that activity to ensure the activity remains low risk

2.4.1

When a Health and Safety plan is not appropriate or does not match all activities on site, work cannot safely proceed. The documentation must be specific to the project to ensure all risks are adequately addressed.

• C. Health and Safety documentation does need to be project specific, work cannot carry on

2.4.2

Consultants can provide valuable assistance in preparing health and safety documentation. However, their work must be tailored to the specific project requirements to be effective and appropriate.

• D. While not ideal, consultants can help to uplift contractors when assisting with their site documentation, but they must suit the project

2.4.3

Contractors are responsible for planning their work, which includes taking into account what needs to be constructed and how they will prepare the necessary plans and procedures.

• A. Contractors need to take into account what they need to construct and how they will prepare the plan