Australia Model Code of Practice: How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks 1.2d: 1.2 Decide what is reasonably practicable by weighing the listed matters

Deciding what is reasonably practicable means weighing all relevant matters: how likely the hazard or risk is to occur, how severe the harm could be, what is known about the hazard and ways to remove or reduce it, whether suitable ways of doing so are available, and finally the cost of those ways, including whether the cost is grossly disproportionate to the risk. The risk management process in the code supports this decision.

Other controls in Section 1: Introduction, duty holders and when to manage risk – Australia Model Code of Practice: How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks

1.1a 1.1 The PCBU must eliminate risks, or minimise them so far as reasonably practicable
1.1b 1.1 Officers exercise due diligence over how the PCBU manages risk
1.1c 1.1 Designers, manufacturers, importers, suppliers and installers keep their products free of risk
1.1d 1.1 Workers and other people at the workplace take reasonable care and follow instructions
1.2a 1.2 Show management commitment to health and safety
1.2b 1.2 Work through the four step risk management process in proportion to the business
1.2c 1.2 Apply good work design at the earliest planning stage
1.2e 1.2 Consult workers and their representatives at each step of the process

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