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FLHA: choosing your critical risks

The Critical Assessment Package holds the 13 CCSC critical risks (construction), each with its Safe Start Checks. You choose which ones your crews work under; workers pick the ones today's job involves on their FLHA.

Who can use it

Admins. Workers never see this screen. Working at Heights is on every plan; the other twelve come with the Enterprise plan. A risk you don't have shows with a padlock that leads to the plans. Taking a risk off is never locked.

Set it up

The Critical Assessment Package page is one card: an On/Off switch, a coverage bar and a tile for each of the 13 risks.

  1. Admin side → Field Level Hazard Assessment → Critical Assessment Package.
  2. Switch it On if your crews work under the CCSC critical risks. The switch decides whether the critical-risk section appears on your crews' FLHA at all.
  3. Tap a risk's tile to put it on the FLHA, or tap it again to take it off. Add all and Clear do every tile at once.
  4. Watch the bar above the tiles: it shows how many of the 13 CCSC risks and 70 Safe Start Checks you cover.
  5. Nothing changes until you press Save in the bar that appears. Undo puts everything back as it was.

Turning the switch Off keeps the risks you picked, so they come back when you turn it On again.

What a worker sees

  • Any critical-risk work today? on the FLHA. Yes lets them pick from your risks and answer that risk's Safe Start Checks.
  • A No needs a note. It goes to the supervisor named on the FLHA, who must acknowledge it before signing and closing.
  • With no risks picked, or the switch Off, the question isn't asked.

On your own FLHA form

A Critical task checklist section shows the risks picked here. In your form's builder you can narrow which of them that form offers (On this form). FieldTec's standard form is locked; copy it to change its critical risks. See "FLHA forms: FieldTec's standard form and your own".

What was asked and answered is copied onto the filed FLHA word for word, so a later change to a risk never rewrites an old record.