Better health and ageing for all Australians

Risk and Compliance

Office for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health (OATSIH) Risk Assessment

The following information and risk assessment tools are provided for programs funded by the Office for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health (OATSIH) in order to assist them with the risk assessment process.

OATSIH risk assessments are conducted on organisations that:

    Risk Assessment Tools, Templates and Checklists

    Risk Assessment Profile Tool (RAPT)—Version 7.31 (Excel 1221 KB)

    note:The below version of the RAPT is provided for users with previous versions of excel (1997—2003)

    Risk Assessment Profile Tool (RAPT)—Version 7.31 (Excel 1892 KB)

      The Department of Health and Ageing has made every effort to ensure that the Microsoft Excel version of (Risk Assessment Profile tool (RAPT) version 7.31) meets accessibility requirements. If you are experiencing difficulty accessing the information contained within this document, please contact via email the QRaC team, or phone 02 6289 6911 to arrange for an alternative format to be provided to you.
Risk Assessment Profile Tool (RAPT) User Manual (PDF 1058 KB)
Risk Assessment Profile Tool (RAPT) User Manual (Word 3050 KB)

Risk Assessment Profile Tool (RAPT) Indicative Guide (PDF 1189 KB)
Risk Assessment Profile Tool (RAPT) Indicative Guide (Word 13 373 KB)

High Level Schedule Assessments 2013 (PDF 126 KB)
Asset Management Register Template—Example (Excel 111KB) If you are unable to access the attachments or would like more information please email: QRaC@health.gov.au, or call 02 6289 5291.

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