Risk assessment is
key to the management of health and safety and the law requires both employers and
the self-employed to undertake risk assessments. There is no set layout or
template for a risk assessment form and there are many versions available.
All employees have
responsibilities under health and safety law to co-operate with their employer
to help them comply with health and safety legislation, and also to follow
any instructions
and training you give regarding the measures you have in place to control
health and safety risks. So if you have reviewed your risk assessments with
your employees and the assessment states that employees shall wear gloves for
undertaking a particular task then they have a legal duty to wear them.
Who
is this training for?
Employers,
employees, the self-employed and duty holders are expected to undertake risk
assessments in their workplace. Not everyone has to perform a risk assessment
however teamwork and good communication can helps to reduce risk and hazards in
your workplace.
What
does the course cover?
This online training course covers what risks are and what is a hazard. What legislation is in place for risk assessing. The course also covers what the risk assessment process is and who should perform a risk assessment.
What
is the benefit to your business?
Risk assessments
are well and truly covered in this course. It will inform all users who exactly
should perform a risk assessment. This online training offers information in a
quick and effective format ensuring that your staff understand all aspects of
this course.
“A risk assessment is not about
creating huge amounts of paperwork, but rather about identifying sensible
measures to control the risks in your workplace.”
HSE - Health Safety Executive
Test
and Certification
At the end of the
course you will be given a test of 20 multiple choice questions. The required
pass rate is 85%.
You will be able to
download and print (if required) a digital certificate on completion of the
course.
Course certificate
lasts for 3 years
Course
Duration
Approximately 75
minutes. (excluding time taken for the final exam)