Risk Assessment (Health and Safety Level 3)

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The Risk Assessment course at Health and Safety Level 3 is designed to equip participants with the skills and knowledge to conduct effective risk assessments in the workplace. It covers the principles of risk management, legal requirements, practical techniques for identifying hazards, assessing risks, and implementing control measures. This course is suitable for health and safety professionals, managers, supervisors, and anyone responsible for ensuring a safe working environment.

Module 1: Introduction to Risk Assessment

– Objectives and Importance

  – Understanding the importance of risk assessment in health and safety management

  – Overview of legal requirements and standards related to risk assessment

– Definitions and Concepts

  – Definitions of risk, hasard, and risk assessment

  – The role of risk assessment in preventing accidents and ill health

Module 2: Legal Framework and Responsibilities

– Health and Safety Legislation

  – Overview of relevant health and safety legislation and regulations

  – Duties and responsibilities of employers, employees, and other stakeholders

– Risk Assessment as a Legal Requirement

  – Requirements for conducting risk assessments in various industries and sectors

  – Consequences of non-compliance with legal obligations

Module 3: Principles of Risk Management

– Hierarchy of Control Measures

  – Understanding the hierarchy of control (elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, personal protective equipment)

  – Applying the hierarchy to control risks effectively

– Risk Assessment Process

  – Steps involved in the risk assessment process (identification, evaluation, control, review)

  – Techniques for prioritising risks based on severity and likelihood

Module 4: Identifying Hasards and Assessing Risks

– Hasard Identification

  – Techniques for identifying hasards in the workplace (inspection, observation, consultation, incident investigation)

  – Recognising common workplace hasards (physical, chemical, biological, ergonomic, psychosocial)

– Risk Assessment Methods

  – Quantitative and qualitative risk assessment methods

  – Assessing risks associated with specific tasks, processes, or activities

Module 5: Risk Assessment Tools and Documentation

– Risk Assessment Tools

  – Use of risk assessment tools and templates

  – Software and technological aids for conducting risk assessments

– Documentation Requirements

  – Importance of documenting risk assessments and control measures

  – Format and content of risk assessment reports and records

Module 6: Implementing Control Measures

– Selecting Control Measures

  – Determining appropriate control measures based on the risk assessment

  – Cost-benefit analysis and feasibility of control measures

– Monitoring and Review

  – Monitoring the effectiveness of control measures

  – Regular review and update of risk assessments in response to changing conditions or new hasards

Module 7: Communication and Consultation

– Effective Communication

  – Communicating risk assessment findings and control measures to relevant stakeholders

  – Ensuring clear understanding and compliance with safety procedures

– Consultation with Employees

  – Involving employees in the risk assessment process

  – Benefits of employee participation in identifying hasards and suggesting control measures

Module 8: Practical Risk Assessment Exercises

– Case Studies and Practical Scenarios

  – Analysis of real-life risk assessment scenarios and outcomes

  – Practical exercises to apply risk assessment principles and techniques

– Group Work and Role-Playing

  – Collaborative exercises to develop risk assessment skills

  – Role-playing scenarios to simulate risk assessment and decision-making

Module 9: Specialised Risk Assessments

– Specific Risks and Industries

  – Conducting risk assessments for specific hasards (e.g., confined spaces, hasardous substances, working at height)

  – Tailoring risk assessment methodologies to different industries (construction, manufacturing, healthcare, etc.)

– Risk Assessment in Emergency Situations

  – Strategies for assessing risks during emergencies or unusual circumstances

  – Emergency response planning and preparedness

Module 10: Assessment and Certification

– Assessment Methods

  – Written examination

  – Practical assessments and scenario-based evaluations

– Certification

  – Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Health and Safety Level 3 certificate in Risk Assessment

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