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What are the potential risks (what could happen)?
What are the causes of each risk?
How likely is each risk to occur?
What steps can be taken to minimise each risk?
What can be done if each risk occurs?
Are the risk factors likely to change (in either cause, likelyhood or effect).
When will each risk need re-assessing?
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