Risk Assessments Made Simple The Five-Step Guide to Risk Assessment for Managers

If health and safety landed on your desk without a manual-and nobody ever properly showed you what a 'suitable and sufficient' risk assessment actually looks like-you're not alone.
Most designated health and safety leads weren't trained for this role. You were handed the responsibility alongside everything else you already manage. Now you're expected to produce risk assessments that would stand up to HSE scrutiny, keep colleagues safe, and stay on top of reviews-without a safety team, without formal training, and without a clear starting point.
The worry isn't just about getting it wrong.
It's about not knowing what 'right' even looks like.
This book changes that.
Risk Assessments Made Simple cuts through the jargon and gives you a practical, human-friendly guide built around the HSE's five-step process-explained in plain English, with real office and hybrid-working examples that reflect your workplace.
Ray Howlett has spent decades helping non-specialists understand health and safety at work without the fear. Using the Compliance Confidence System™ , this book builds your confidence step by step-so you move from uncertain to in control without drowning in paperwork.
Inside, you'll discover how to: Understand what a risk assessment really is - and stop second-guessing yourself
Follow the HSE's five-step method - with a clear, repeatable structure you can rely on
Spot real-world hazards in office and hybrid work - so nothing important gets missed
Decide what's 'reasonably practicable' - without overcomplicating controls or wasting time
Write clear, practical risk assessments - that people can actually use and understand
Keep your documentation simple and consistent - without relying on confusing templates
Review and update assessments confidently - using simple triggers and routines
Define responsibilities clearly - so everything doesn't fall entirely on you
This book is for you if: You're a manager, HR professional, office manager, or facilities manager-or the person responsible for health and safety, without any formal training
You've been given responsibility for risk assessments without formal training
You're not confident that your assessments would stand up to scrutiny
You struggle with unclear formats, outdated templates, or documents no one uses
You manage office or hybrid teams and want clarity on real-world risks
You want a simple, practical approach-without needing a NEBOSH qualification
You don't need to become a safety expert.
You just need a clear way to think about risk-and a method you can trust.

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