Compact 4 Hour Risk Assessment Training Course
The concept of ‘Risk Assessments’ can often strike fear amongst organisations and to those people responsible for carrying them out.
This Risk Assessment course dispels all the myths around risk assessments and explains in very easy terms how to approach risk assessments and how to carry out your own.
Health and Safety can only work if it can be understood. This risk assessment course takes delegates through some of the most effective and yet ‘easy to use’ formats available.
The skill to risk assessments is to prioritise risks and then focus on areas where the consequences of hazards are most severe. It really isn’t any more complicated than that.
This risk assessment training will give delegates indispensable insight and guidance into the application of these legal requirements in the workplace.
Who should attend the Risk Assessment Course?
This risk assessment training course is aimed at personnel who have been given the task of carrying out and communicating risk assessments. E.g. Managers, supervisors and business owners.
Course Content
- Relevant Legislation
- Principles of Control
- Hazards, Risks and Consequences
- Practical Exercise 1 - Hazard Spotting
- The Hierarchy of Controls
- Practical Exercise 2 - Risk Analysis
- Assessment
What Are The Learning Outcomes?
An understanding of key practical risk assessment techniques The ability to identify hazards and evaluate risk To know how to implement monitoring and when and how to perform the review process. To be able to apply all these techniques almost any environment or activity such as Manual Handling, Computer Operators, Young Workers, etc
What are the benefits of attending Risk Assessment training?
By the end of the course you will performing your own risk assessments with confidence meaning you will leave with the ability to carry out your own risk assessments at your workplace without assistance.
By attending the risk assessment course, you will be in a position to protect your staff and your business, as well as complying with the law
Compact 4 Hour Risk Assessment Training Course
The concept of ‘Risk Assessments’ can often strike fear amongst organisations and to those people responsible for carrying them out.
This Risk Assessment course dispels all the myths around risk assessments and explains in very easy terms how to approach risk assessments and how to carry out your own.
Health and Safety can only work if it can be understood. This risk assessment course takes delegates through some of the most effective and yet ‘easy to use’ formats available.
The skill to risk assessments is to prioritise risks and then focus on areas where the consequences of hazards are most severe. It really isn’t any more complicated than that.
This risk assessment training will give delegates indispensable insight and guidance into the application of these legal requirements in the workplace.
Who should attend the Risk Assessment Course?
This risk assessment training course is aimed at personnel who have been given the task of carrying out and communicating risk assessments. E.g. Managers, supervisors and business owners.
Course Content
- Relevant Legislation
- Principles of Control
- Hazards, Risks and Consequences
- Practical Exercise 1 - Hazard Spotting
- The Hierarchy of Controls
- Practical Exercise 2 - Risk Analysis
- Assessment
What Are The Learning Outcomes?
An understanding of key practical risk assessment techniques The ability to identify hazards and evaluate risk To know how to implement monitoring and when and how to perform the review process. To be able to apply all these techniques almost any environment or activity such as Manual Handling, Computer Operators, Young Workers, etc
What are the benefits of attending Risk Assessment training?
By the end of the course you will performing your own risk assessments with confidence meaning you will leave with the ability to carry out your own risk assessments at your workplace without assistance.
By attending the risk assessment course, you will be in a position to protect your staff and your business, as well as complying with the law
