An investigation risk assessment can provide a structured place to record identified risks, their context, planned mitigation and review status.
Useful fields
Depending on the work, fields can include risk description, affected activity or asset, likelihood or priority framework, potential impact, mitigation action, owner, status and review date.
Describe the risk specifically
Record the condition or event being considered and enough context to understand why it matters.
Connect mitigation to actions
Mitigation steps should become visible tasks with ownership and review where appropriate.
Reassess when circumstances change
Preserve review dates and meaningful changes rather than treating the assessment as a one-time document.
For broader action and case tracking, see the CaseWorks Investigation & Case Management System.
This is a general organizational framework, not a safety, legal, threat-assessment or official risk-assessment standard. Use qualified guidance and required procedures where applicable.