Mine Inductions & Safety Risk Assessment – Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

Conduct Local Risk Control (Risk Assessment – Job Safety Analysis (JSA)) is the training accreditation suitable for people who are required to assess risk and complete a JSA as part of conducting a variety of activities in workplace environments. 

This will include situations in which hazards exist or specific procedures need to be followed and monitored to protect the safety of personnel and the integrity of plant or process.

WorkSafe Connect has been delivering leading workplace health and safety focused programs for over 15 years and is one of Queensland’s leading suppliers of risk assessment related training.

Our 4-hour JSA Training course is designed to ensure that participants have the skills and knowledge required to conduct local risk control.  The program is made up of the following nationally accredited unit of competency:

• RIIRIS201D – Conduct Local Risk Control

Course Overview

Conduct local risk control is focused on ensuring that students understand the process by which they will be required to plan and prepare for risk control, assess and identify unacceptable risk, identify, assess and implement risk treatments and complete records and reports.

Key areas covered during the course include:

• Locate and apply relevant documentation, policies, and procedures
• Communicate clearly and concisely with others
• Demonstrates completion of conducting local risk control
• Identifying ‘unacceptable risk’
• Working with others to determine risk controls
• Assessing and determining consequence and likelihood of potential risk
• Controlling risk by selecting and implementing most appropriate treatment
• Reporting written information about risk assessment and treatment implementation
• Accessing, interpreting, and applying the organisation and site requirements and procedures
• Organisation risk management policy, procedure requirements
• Conducting worksite risk management procedures
• Conducting and maintaining worksite communication, reporting, and recording procedures
• Identifying and assessing hazards, risks, acceptability of risks and controls
• Reading, preparing, and using worksite safety systems information