This half-day instructor-led course explains the principles of hazard and risk management and provides participants with an easy-to-use process and tool for conducting this key OHS activity.
Training Overview
This half-day instructor-led course explains the principles of hazard and risk management and provides participants with an easy-to-use process and tool for conducting this key OHS activity.
Incidents from workplace hazards can be costly for employers and employees alike. Workplaces that take a risk-based approach to managing hazards can more effectively and efficiently control those hazards. A process that engages workplace parties and zeroes in on the highest risk hazards can also significantly reduce risks and costs.
Employers and supervisors also have a legal duty to take all reasonable precautions to protect workers. The only way to effectively carry out this duty is through a sound hazard and risk management program. In Ontario, proposed amendments to the Industrial Establishments regulation would make it mandatory for certain employers (those with 20 or more regularly employed workers) to conduct risk assessments. Irrespective of this development, managing hazards and risks makes good business sense.
What Topics Will Be Covered?
Review of the internal responsibility system (IRS).
Definitions and categories of hazards.
Value of managing hazards and risks.
Recognize-Assess-Control-Evaluate (RACE) model.
Using the Hazard Management Tool.
We Are Part of Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety System
WSPS is a partner in Ontario's occupational health and safety system, which includes the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD ), Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), and six health and safety associations (HSAs) - of which we are one.
As the largest Health and Safety Association in Ontario, we support the agricultural, manufacturing, and service sectors, which employ more than 4.2 million people throughout the province. We're here to help businesses understand their risks and legal obligations to stay in compliance and build safer workplaces.
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