OHS Risk management report Length: Maximum 3500 words Note: The assessment question must be answered within the word limit. If you choose you may add additional information in appendices. Report in...

OHS Risk management report Length: Maximum 3500 words Note: The assessment question must be answered within the word limit. If you choose you may add additional information in appendices. Report in Word format (Word.doc, word.docx) Topic: Apply risk management processes to a workplace hazard. Aim: The aim of the assessment is to apply risk management processes to manage the incidence of workplace musculoskeletal disorders. Task: To complete this assessment you should: •  Review the Safe Work Australia 2012-22 strategy, including performance targets, specifically associated with musculoskeletal disorders. •  Review peer reviewed literature and other academic sources (i.e. approximately ten reports, articles or papers) concerned with managing musculoskeletal disorders. You may nominate an industry type. •  Apply each of the AS/NZ ISO31000 ‘Principles’, ‘Framework’ and ‘Process’ to the management of workplace musculoskeletal disorders. •  Develop a report which describes a risk based approach, including ‘Principles’, ‘Framework’ and ‘Process’, to the prevention and management of workplace musculoskeletal disorders (i.e. which will assist the achievement of the national performance targets). Notes: Your assignment should be presented as an academic report. You should refer to the ECU Academic Report Tip sheet for assistance in structuring and presenting your report. This assessment is concerned with your understanding of risk management, its application to a workplace hazard, research and communication of your ideas. Your marks will reflect how well you have done these tasks. As such, you should only refer to sources which are peer reviewed or similar (i.e. journal articles, government publications). It is not appropriate to refer to sources such as your/other workplace procedures, organisation websites or social media. Your report will be marked and graded based on your ability to conduct research, critically analyse and communicate your findings at a level suitable for postgraduate level of study at university.