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Health & Safety Risk Assessment

Categories: HSE
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Risk assessments can save lives, hazards can cause life-threatening accidents and health conditions.

For example, fire hazards put many people’s lives at risk , exposure to dangerous substances can cause long-term and potentially fatal health conditions and dangerous work equipment such as heavy machinery can also take lives if not used correctly.

By identifying these hazards, and implementing the control measures to eliminate or reduce their effects, risk assessments can save lives.

Risk Assessments Are Legal Requirement

Risk assessments are a legal requirement. All companies and self-employed people are required to consider health and safety risks in the workplace.

Risk Assessments Prevent Business Financial Loss

If employees are affected by work-related injuries or ill-health, they will need to take time off and companies may need to cover sick-pay and the cost of employment cover, there may also be legal fees and affected parties may claim compensation.

Carrying out a thorough risk assessment and taking steps to reduce the assessed risks can prevent accidents and ill-health and the costs that come with them.

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What Will You Learn?

  • What is risk assessment.
  • What are the benefits of conducting a risk assessment in your workplace.
  • The criteria for suitable & sufficient risk assessments.
  • The five steps of a risk assessment.
  • Various types of hazards.
  • Various techniques of hazard identification.
  • Identify people at risk.
  • How to weight and evaluate the magnitude of the risk.
  • How to control risks and the factors to be considered in selecting control measures.
  • Recording and updating risk assessments.
  • Using some advanced techniques of Risk Assessment (HAZOP , Fault tree analysis and Event tree analysis).

Course Content

1. Introduction

2. About Risk Assessment

3. Step-by-Step Risk Assessment

4. Step 1: Hazard Identification

5. Step 2: Identify People at Risk

6. Step 3: Risk Estimation, Evaluation, and Control

7. Step 4: Record the Findings of the Risk Assessment

8. Step 5: Review and Update of Risk Assessment

9. Study Case

10. Advanced Techniques of Risk Assessment

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5 months ago
good knowledge
10 months ago
the explanation is very good