If you decided that pedestrians falling into trench is a catastrophic (5) risk that is between possible (3) and likely (4) to occur, what would the overall risk score and level be?

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That’s right. Whether you consider the risk to be possible or likely, the score will still sit in the range of High level risk. ‘Possible’ would contribute to a score of 15, while ‘Likely’ would produce a score of 20. Remember that it is always best to be cautious.

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