Risk Assessment in Practice
Target Participants: Health and Safety Managers, Health and Safety Officers, Representatives of HS Committees
Cost per participant:: Rs 6,000.
Duration: 6 Hours
Following enactment of OSHA 2005, Safety Practitioners are now expected to conduct Risk Assessments for all activities where there are risks of injury.
A Risk Assessment for a specific risk such as electrical or manual handling risks, etc is a very comprehensive and technical exercise, which must be documented and readily available for use and perusal. The mandatory Risk Assessment Report is a document which may be inspected by Enforcement Officers, major clients and even in courts of law.
Beyond the elementary and basic 5 steps to Risk assessment, there are many detailed points to be carefully examined in order to be able to conduct the assessment in a thorough and reliable manner.
This course provides the skills and techniques that should be used for carrying out Risk assessment.
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Course Contents:- |
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1 |
General Introduction |
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2 |
Legal provisions for RA |
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Importance of RA |
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4 |
Notorious Accidents |
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5 |
Introduction to 5 steps to RA |
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6 |
Hazard Identification |
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Hazard identification technique |
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Risk Evaluation |
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Qualitative Evaluation |
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Semi Quantitative evaluation |
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Quantitative evaluation |
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12 |
Human Element in RA |
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13 |
Task & job Safety Analysis |
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14 |
Support in carrying out RA |
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15 |
Internal sources |
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External sources |
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RA techniques for High risks |
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18 |
HAZOP – explained & illustrated |
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19 |
Event & Fault Tree Analysis – explained & illustrated |
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20 |
Failure Mode and Effect Analysis |