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Risk Calculation Worksheet - Calculating Risk Using GAR Model GREEN-AMBER-RED Assign a risk code of 0 For No Risk through 10 For Maximum Risk to each of the six elements below Element Supervision Description of Element How closely do you need to supervise the crew/unit The higher the risk the more a supervisor must focus on observing and checking. If the total value falls in the RED ZONE 45-60 you should implement measures to reduce the risk prior to starting the event or evolution. CLEAR FORM GAR Evaluation Scale Color Coding the Level of Risk GREEN Low Risk AMBER Caution RED High Risk The ability to assign numerical values or color codes to hazards using the GAR Model is not the most important part of risk assessment. Planning How much information is available how clear is it how much time is available to plan/execute the mission Crew Selection Consider the experience of the crews performing the mission* If individuals are replaced during the mission assess their experience level and ensure proper turnover. Crew Endurance Risk Score Refer to published crew fatigue standards. Weather Case Complexity Environment should include all contributing factors time of day lighting atmospheric/oceanic conditions chemical hazards proximity to other external and geographic hazards/barriers among other factors. Event or evolution complexity considers both time and resources required to conduct the mission* Generally the longer the exposure to a hazard the greater the risk. Total Risk Score The mission risk can be visualized using the colors of a traffic light. If the total risk value falls in the GREEN ZONE 1-23 risk is rated as low. If the total risk value falls in the AMBER ZONE 24-44 risk is moderate and you should consider adopting procedures to minimize the risk. What is critical to this step is team discussions leading to an understanding of the risks and how they will be managed* RISK ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET BACK WX CONDITIONS Add pts to total for night Sea Conditions 6-8 4-6 2-4 2 Visibility 1mile 1-3 miles 3miles Winds 20kts 15-20kts 10-15kts 10kts TIDAL CONDITIONS AND CURRENT State of Tide Speed and Direction of Current 3kts 2kts 1kt. Planning How much information is available how clear is it how much time is available to plan/execute the mission Crew Selection Consider the experience of the crews performing the mission* If individuals are replaced during the mission assess their experience level and ensure proper turnover. Crew Endurance Risk Score Refer to published crew fatigue standards. Weather Case Complexity Environment should include all contributing factors time of day lighting atmospheric/oceanic conditions chemical hazards proximity to other external and geographic hazards/barriers among other factors. Crew Endurance Risk Score Refer to published crew fatigue standards. Weather Case Complexity Environment should include all contributing factors time of day lighting atmospheric/oceanic conditions chemical hazards proximity to other external and geographic hazards/barriers among other factors. Event or evolution complexity considers both time and resources required to conduct the mission* Generally the longer the exposure to a hazard the greater the risk.