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Four Hour
Course
Risk Assessment
is the cornerstone
of a successful
Health & Safety
Policy. The requirement
to conduct risk
assessments comes
from the Management
of Health &
Safety at Work Regulations
1999 and the supporting
Approved Code of
Practice (ACOP).
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Aims |
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Enable
delegates
to have
awareness
of the
law
and
level
of responsibility
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Principles
of Hazard
and
Risk |

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Understanding
the
identification
of hazards
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Assessment
of potential
risks
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Probability
x Frequency
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Overview
of hierarchy
of controls
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Understanding
and
prioritising
actions
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The
importance
of recording
the
risk
assessment
and
relate
to everyday
activities
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Outcomes
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On
completion
of the
programme,
delegates
will
be able
to:
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appreciate
the
reasons
behind
the
need
to undertake
risk
assessments.
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appreciate
the
legal
importance
attached
to risk
assessment
and
potential
impact
of amendments
to the
regulation.
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understand
and
appreciate
the
need
for
risk
assessments
within
every
work
situation.
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improve
the
individual
skill
level
in handling
risk
assessments
with
confidence.
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understand
where
risk
assessments
fit
into
business
risk
–
a global
perspective.
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Delegate
Prerequisites |
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None |
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Who
Should
Attend? |
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Managers,
Supervisors |
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Register your interest |
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