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Risk Assessment Training Course
Course includes:
- Welcome to the course, outline of overall aims and objectives
- General introduction to the primary legislative requirements, Approved Codes of Practice and official guidance for risk assessment
- Why risk assessment is needed, and consequences for not implementing and monitoring assessments
- The key five steps for risk assessments
- Where to start?
- Practical risk assessment workshop
- Identifying areas and processes that need to be assessed
- Hazard identification
- Considering past experience / accident history when determining risk level. Use of matrices to help determine risk
- Considering existing control measures and the extent to which they eliminate / manage risk
- Considering further controls and timescales (that are reasonably practicable)
- Risk assessments in practice (delegates assess a task/ area of their choice)
- (Practical exercise)
- Feedback
- Further risk assessment practice (delegates undertake assessments of their own work area) Techniques for reviewing assessments
- Course summary, and end of course validation
Now Available Remotely!
Following the restrictions in group meetings, we are now able to deliver all our training courses, and any other training that you may require, remotely using technology such as Zoom or Microsoft Teams meetings. We have been trialling this for several months and have perfected the technique to ensure your learners receive interactive, relevant and engaging training.
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The course is suitable for all that are required to carry out risk assessments in their role.
To enable delegates to understand the legislation governing risk assessment, what is required, why it is required and how to complete a risk assessment in practice.
Half to One Day (depending on client requirements).
Practical work only, by completion of a risk assessment in practice.
Why use PHSC for training...
• Leading in Health and Safety for 27 Years
• Ongoing investment in ALL courses
• Highly trained and qualified industry experts
• IOSH Accredited and Approved training.
• Competitive prices
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