Assessing risk is an approach to Occupational Health & Safety.
Assessing risk is an approach to Occupational Health & Safety. Both Federal and Provincial OH&S Legislation requires all employers to assess a variety of situations pertaining to risk in their workplaces. This course will cover when a risk assessment must be completed and will give participants hands-on experience in a variety of methods to conduct risk assessments.
In this course participants will:
Learn about the risk assessment process specific to hazard identification.
Analyze and evaluate the risk associated with specific hazards and determine appropriate ways to eliminate or control those hazards.
Learn in practical terms that a risk assessment is a thorough look at your workplace specific to things that may cause harm to workers.
Summarize hazard prioritization and precautionary principles.
Learn how to increase awareness of hazards and risks.
Learn how to implement controlled measures, by conducting a risk assessment.
Discuss the requirements, who is responsible and the consequences of non-compliance.
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We believe all workplace injuries, illnesses, diseases and deaths are preventable. Our mission is to provide the education and resources necessary to participate in health and safety at the workplace to prevent injury, illness, disease and death.
Includes a half day of theoretical work? and facility-specific practical training. You Will Learn Theory (written Test) Basic Principles: Design & Operation Hand signals Crane and sling inspection Hardware and attachment lifting Crane safety Occupational Health and Safety Act
This course provides workers with the basic fall prevention information they require to work safely in areas where they may be exposed to fall hazards.
This course complies with the occupational health and safety regulations (RSST) relating to forklift operators, or forklift drivers, and includes theoretical and practical training (article 256.3).
If machinery could unexpectedly activate or if the unexpected release of an energy source could cause injury, the energy source must be isolated and controlled.
This is not necessarily the case! Employers are obligated under the concept of “Due Diligence” to be prepared in the event that this happens. This course establishes the groundwork to start becoming prepared.
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