Abstract
This study delves into the critical process of risk management within manufacturing environments, emphasizing its role as a perpetual cycle influencing all organizational tiers. The research primarily addresses the identification, analysis, and mitigation of risks in specific occupational roles within a manufacturing company. A comprehensive risk assessment is conducted for these roles both pre and post the introduction of safety protocols. The study's practical application showcased a substantial diminishment of occupational risks, particularly highlighting a 46.37% reduction in the toolmaker-milling role. This significant decrease underscores the efficacy of the implemented safety measures and the importance of continual risk management in maintaining a safe and productive work environment.