Vendor-neutral · ISO 45003 + SWA Code-of-Practice aligned · exposure-based (assesses the workplace, not individuals — no personal data). A draft a competent person + consultation confirm and own.
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This screen is the front end of Verityline's full psychosocial risk framework — master hazard taxonomy, exposure-based assessment, the numbered Word/Excel register templates, leader briefing and frontline toolbox. We can hand you the complete package, or run the assessment and build the register for you.
Identify — walk the 23 recognised psychosocial hazards (the taxonomy as a prompt list). Tick the ones present in your workplace. Consult workers — this is a duty, and they see hazards you won't.
Assess — for each present hazard, rate the likelihood of harm and the severity, factoring in frequency, duration and how hazards combine. Exposure-based: you're rating the work, not surveying people.
Control — the register auto-suggests controls down the hierarchy with good work design (🟢) as the highest order. Pick none/some/all; you own what's reasonably practicable.
Review — re-assess at least every 12–18 months or on trigger (new hazard, change, ineffective control, consultation/HSR request).
De-identification is the safeguard: this assesses exposure to hazards at the workplace level — never individual workers, never verbatim complaints. Keep any consultation input theme-level and apply a small-group (<5) suppression rule before sharing. Aligns with the SWA Code, ISO 45003, and your Design-Principles §4.
The duty (esp. for the person-centred hazards 19–23) is to design safe work, not to shift responsibility onto the individual. Apply privacy, reasonable adjustment and anti-discrimination obligations.
Optional context (stays in your browser; nothing is sent unless you click the AI summary button on tab 2):
Auto-built from what you marked present, sorted by rating. Controls are a menu — adopt what's reasonably practicable; the duty holder owns the outcome.
Draft findings summary (AI-assisted)
Turns the register above into a short, plain-language report narrative. Only the de-identified register is sent (hazard names, ratings, control categories + the optional workplace label) — never individuals, never verbatim text. A draft to assist a competent person; you confirm and own it.
Full hazard definitions + the complete control library: Master-Hazard-Taxonomy.md. Feeds the Dashboard-Psychosocial-Risk.html and the 6 templates. This is a screening/identification draft — not a substitute for genuine consultation or a competent person's judgement.