Risk Assessment & Hazard Identification
Learning objectives
By end of the courses, candidates will be able to:
- Identify the different sources of hazard in the workplace
- Identify sources of information in the identification of hazards
- Explain the different techniques of risk assessment
- Identify the role of Hazard Identification in the Risk Assessment Process
- Explain the hierarchy of control measures at workplace for the elimination/ control of hazards
- Understand criteria of Suitable, sufficient and effective risk assessment.
- Identify the legal duties of risk assessors
- Evaluation
Participant profile
HSE Auditors and other Personnel participate in the risk assessment process.
Theoretical 100% Practical 0%
Course Duration : 2 days
Course Content:
- Definition
- Health
- Safety
- Hazard
- Risk
- Risk Assessment (5Steps)
- What is “Hazard Identification”?
- Purposes of Hazard Identification
- Types and Forms of Hazard in the workplace
- Sources of Information in the identification of hazards
- Internal
- External
- Monitoring Systems
- Hazard Identification Techniques
- Hazard identification
- Sources of Hazards in the Workplace
- Observation
- Task analysis
- Hierarchical task analysis
- Step task analysis
- Checklists
- Failure tracing techniques
- Importance of worker input
- Hazard identification
- Risk Assessment Steps
- Identify task and associated hazards
- Identify who might be harmed and how
- Evaluating likelihood and severity and decide on precautions
- Record the findings
- Review risk assessment when necessary
- Methods for risk evaluation including ranking likelihood and severity
- Hierarchy of risk controls for eliminating/ controlling hazards at workplace
- As Low As reasonably Practicable (ALARP) principle
- Suitable, sufficient and effective risk assessment.
- Legal duties of risk assessors
- Exercises
- Summary& conclusions
- Evaluation