When conducting property risk assessments, many owners are often guilty of some very common blunders. When conducting such audits, owners often end up undertaking more than they can handle. They will try to tackle uneven floors, poor lighting and a host of other issues – all at once. This can quickly escalate into an overwhelming experience, especially with rising costs. Worse, after you are finally through with the gruesome ordeal, you realise that you simply lack the time or the resources to get around to acting on the assessment. Let us discuss how to smoothly execute a property risk assessment without hassles. Demarcate the scope of work When conducting risk audits, a good rule of thumb is to begin on the outside and work your way inside the premises. Break down the assessment into parameters. For example, if your property is commercial and you are auditing a piece of machinery used for multiple operations, conduct an individual assessment for each operation. Involve o...