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Risk Asessment Presentation 19th Sept - Chris Delves

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This document outlines a training session on risk assessments. It provides the objective of enabling participants to identify risks and create risk assessments. It describes risk assessments as identifying hazards, calculating risk, and reducing risk to an acceptable level. The document explains that risk assessments are a legal requirement and outlines the five steps to conducting a risk assessment, including identifying hazards, evaluating risk, identifying those at risk, recording current controls, and recommending further actions.

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PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 1 Your route to success Risk Assessments Kerryanne Hunter
PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 2 Your route to success Risk Assessments Objective At the end of this session you will be able to identify risk and create an assessment based on that risk
PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 3 Your route to success Risk Assessment Range of Tools PowerPoint Flip Chart Experience Practical Exercise Evaluation
PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 4 Your route to success Risk Assessment Why the need for this training The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 states Risk Assessment is the cornerstone of health and safety legislation and is absolutely essential to a safe working environment
PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 5 Your route to success Risk Assessment So, what is a Risk Assessment? The identification of hazards, the calculation and reduction of risk either completely or to an acceptable level.
PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 6 Your route to success Risk Assessment The Jargon Hazard Something with the potential to cause harm Risk The likelihood that someone will be harmed by the hazard 1. High Risk likely to cause serious injury or consequence, will be or need structured control measures 2. Medium Risk chance of injury or consequence, may be or may need some control 3. Low Risk minimal chance of injury or consequence, probably will not need control measures
PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 7 Your route to success Risk Assessments The 5 steps Principles of Risk Assessments 1. Identify Hazards 2. Evaluate the Risk 3. Identify who will be harmed 4. Record the current control measures 5. Further recommended controls or actions
PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 8 Your route to success Risk Assessment Risk Assessment Hazard H/M/L Who is at Risk Current Controls Recommended Actions
PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 9 Your route to success Risk Assessment Summary Why do we have Risk Assessments? Duty of care, legal requirement, eliminate or reduce injury What is Risk? The likelihood that someone will be harmed by a hazard How many steps are there to a Risk Assessment? 5 - Identify hazard, evaluate the risk, who is at risk, controls, recommended actions Where is the Chicken?
PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 10 Your route to success Risk Assessments Objective At the end of this session you will be able to identify risk and create an assessment based on that risk

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Risk Asessment Presentation 19th Sept - Chris Delves

  • 1. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 1 Your route to success Risk Assessments Kerryanne Hunter
  • 2. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 2 Your route to success Risk Assessments Objective At the end of this session you will be able to identify risk and create an assessment based on that risk
  • 3. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 3 Your route to success Risk Assessment Range of Tools PowerPoint Flip Chart Experience Practical Exercise Evaluation
  • 4. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 4 Your route to success Risk Assessment Why the need for this training The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 states Risk Assessment is the cornerstone of health and safety legislation and is absolutely essential to a safe working environment
  • 5. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 5 Your route to success Risk Assessment So, what is a Risk Assessment? The identification of hazards, the calculation and reduction of risk either completely or to an acceptable level.
  • 6. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 6 Your route to success Risk Assessment The Jargon Hazard Something with the potential to cause harm Risk The likelihood that someone will be harmed by the hazard 1. High Risk likely to cause serious injury or consequence, will be or need structured control measures 2. Medium Risk chance of injury or consequence, may be or may need some control 3. Low Risk minimal chance of injury or consequence, probably will not need control measures
  • 7. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 7 Your route to success Risk Assessments The 5 steps Principles of Risk Assessments 1. Identify Hazards 2. Evaluate the Risk 3. Identify who will be harmed 4. Record the current control measures 5. Further recommended controls or actions
  • 8. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 8 Your route to success Risk Assessment Risk Assessment Hazard H/M/L Who is at Risk Current Controls Recommended Actions
  • 9. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 9 Your route to success Risk Assessment Summary Why do we have Risk Assessments? Duty of care, legal requirement, eliminate or reduce injury What is Risk? The likelihood that someone will be harmed by a hazard How many steps are there to a Risk Assessment? 5 - Identify hazard, evaluate the risk, who is at risk, controls, recommended actions Where is the Chicken?
  • 10. PRIVATE ROC Training Team September 13, 2015, Page 10 Your route to success Risk Assessments Objective At the end of this session you will be able to identify risk and create an assessment based on that risk