Risk Assessment Wizard — Features
Make a professional risk assessment without the faff. Start in your browser — no sign-up required — add your logo, and export a tidy PDF when you’re ready.
Overview
Risk Assessment Wizard helps you produce clear, professional paperwork in minutes. Pick a setting or start blank, add the details, and export a tidy PDF with your organisation name and logo. No fluff, no fiddly forms, just a sensible flow that gets the job done.
Guided steps
A clean, step-by-step wizard that keeps you moving and avoids dead ends.
Sensible suggestions
Pick from relevant benefits, hazards and measures — then tailor in seconds.
Risk levels
Record risk before and after controls to show the improvement clearly.
Branded PDF
Export a clean PDF with your logo and organisation details, ready to share.
Get going instantly. No sign-up needed to start.
Guided wizard
The wizard trims the process to the essentials and uses plain language throughout. It suits clubs, schools, events, outdoor providers, and busy small teams that just need tidy documents fast.
Wizard steps at a glance
- Overview: Activity, group, leaders, and key contacts.
- Benefits & hazards: Choose sensible options or write your own.
- Measures: Set practical controls that people will actually follow.
- Risk levels: Record before and after to show the change.
- Export: Add your logo and download a polished PDF.
Benefit & hazard suggestions
Speed things up with suggestions matched to your setting. Accept them as-is or tweak the wording — it’s your document; the tool simply gives you a head start.
Animal Care
Benefits: Animal welfare, client care, staff training.
Hazards: Handling & restraint, bites/scratches, zoonoses, sharps, disinfectants, slips.
Construction & Trade
Benefits: Quality workmanship, safe delivery, client trust.
Hazards: Work at height, manual handling, electrical, hot works, dust, plant/vehicles, permits.
Education
Benefits: Learning outcomes, confidence, teamwork.
Hazards: Classroom layout, trips & transport, tools & materials, slips, medical/allergies, supervision.
Event Planning
Benefits: Community engagement, culture, fundraising.
Hazards: Crowd movement, staging/rigging, temporary power, cable trips, hot equipment, weather.
Financial Services
Benefits: Client service, compliance, wellbeing.
Hazards: DSE/ergonomics, lone/after-hours working, slips & trips, fire, data handling in shared spaces, site visits.
Food & Beverage
Benefits: Team skills, customer service, hygiene standards.
Hazards: Allergens, hot oils/surfaces, sharp tools, cleaning chemicals, temperature control, slips.
Forest Schools
Benefits: Outdoor learning, independence, resilience.
Hazards: Fire lighting, tool use, weather exposure, uneven ground, watercourses, flora & fauna.
Outdoor Activity Provider
Benefits: Skills development, adventure, wellbeing.
Hazards: Weather, water, terrain, PPE/equipment checks, supervision ratios, transport.
Place of Worship
Benefits: Community support, inclusion, pastoral care.
Hazards: Candles/open flames, hot drinks, steps & access, polished floors/slips, crowd movement, car park traffic.
Sports & Recreation
Benefits: Fitness, teamwork, confidence.
Hazards: Surfaces & facilities, equipment checks, collisions, warm-up/cool-down, hydration & heat.
Youth Group
Benefits: Personal development, teamwork, leadership.
Hazards: Venues & travel, evening sessions/lighting, crafts & tools, cooking, water activities, supervision ratios.
Risk levels (before & after)
Show your thinking at a glance. Record the initial risk, add controls, and capture the reduced level. It’s a simple way to demonstrate that your measures make a difference and to keep reviews honest.
- Clear audit trail: What changed and why.
- Fits how people work: Keep it practical and brief.
Branded PDF export
Export a clean, readable PDF that looks the part. Add your organisation name and logo; the layout is straightforward for staff briefings, sign-off, and sharing with partners.
What the PDF includes
- Activity overview, participants, leaders, and emergency contact
- Benefits, hazards, and measures
- Risk levels before and after controls
- Notes, responsibilities, and review line
Template library by sector
Pick a starting point that matches your world — then make it yours. Templates cover education, youth groups, sports, events, outdoor providers, construction & trade, animal care, food & beverage, forest schools, and places of worship.
Templates are suggestions, not instructions. Adjust the wording to reflect your site, kit, and people.
Create, edit & duplicate
Start fresh, update an existing document, or duplicate a previous assessment to save time. Keep what works, change what doesn’t, and move on.
- Create: Begin from a template or a blank page.
- Edit: Update details as plans evolve.
- Duplicate: Reuse a solid layout for similar sessions or sites.
Team access
Invite colleagues so everyone can see and improve the same good work. Keep documents consistent across your group and avoid version chaos.
- Shared access: Colleagues can view, download, and (on paid plans) edit and duplicate.
- Simple structure: Organise work into teams; add members as needed.
No sign-up needed
Begin in your browser straight away — no account required. If you want to save your work over time, invite teammates or keep a library, you can add a free account later.
FAQ & support
Who it’s for
Volunteers, solo operators, clubs, schools, community groups, event organisers, and organisations that want neat paperwork without buying a giant system.
Works on your kit
Runs in modern browsers on desktop, tablet, and mobile. No installs or updates to worry about.
Do I need an account to start?
No. You can begin a risk assessment immediately. Create a free account later if you’d like to save versions, collaborate with a team, or keep a library.
Is this legal advice?
No. You’re responsible for the completeness and accuracy of your assessment. Use local regulations and professional guidance where required.
Need a hand? Drop us a line at [email protected].
Get started
Build your first risk assessment now. It’s quick, free to begin, and takes just a few minutes.
