Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment Training

HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA)

Our structured approach to threat-related risk management encompasses a sequence of human actions—risk identification, quantification, and the development of strategies for risk response and mitigation. Recognizing workplace safety and health threats is a significant challenge for safety representatives.
Our Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment training program aids businesses in meeting legal obligations. It enhances workplace safety by deepening participants' comprehension of Hazard Recognition, Evaluation, and Control.

This training facilitates the effective implementation of Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment, Prevention, and Control within the workplace. By equipping individuals with the skills to recognize, evaluate, and control hazards, our program contributes to a safer work environment. It empowers participants to proactively identify and mitigate risks, aligning with regulatory standards while fostering a culture of safety within the organization.

DESCRIPTION:

Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Course is a comprehensive, one day course designed to give delegates the knowledge, skills and confidence to conduct and develop a risk assessment and risk management at their workplaces.

INTENDED FOR:

Line Managers, Supervisors and Individuals involved in Conducting Risk Assessment.

AIMS / OBJECTIVES:

Course is designed for staff members who are appointed as Manager and Supervisors and conducting risk assessments. Delegates will learn the basic concept of Hazard Identification and Risks Assessment for their premises.

COURSE CONTENTS:

Introduction
Definitions:
o Hazard
o Risk
o Risk Assessment
o Risk Control and Risk Management
Methods of Assessing Risk
Steps of Risk Assessment
Risk Evaluation
Hazard Control vs Workplace Precaution
Using safety audits to improve overall site safety
Conducting Safe and Unsafe act auditing and Safety Inspections
Accidents vs Incidents
Proactive Monitoring vs Reactive Monitoring
Fundamentals of Risk Assessment for:
o Electrical Safety
o Kitchen Safety (use of fire blanket and other alternative means)
o Storage of Chemicals
o Machine Safety
o Construction Safety
Hands on experience on practically developing risk assessment