This Risk Assessment Training is a practical workshop that aims to provide you with the tools and techniques necessary to effectively identify and manage  risks in the workplace

The Developing Risk Assessments and Method Statements course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to create effective risk assessments and method statements in a variety of work settings. Risk assessments and method statements are critical tools for ensuring the safety of workers and the public, as well as complying with regulatory requirements. This course will equip participants with the ability to assess and mitigate risks, plan work activities, and communicate safety procedures effectively. This will be achieved using a combination of knowledge based and practical examples.

On completion of the course you will:

• Understand the Importance of Risk Assessments and Method Statements:
• Be able to Define risk assessments and method statements and their significance in the workplace.
• Recognize legal and regulatory requirements related to risk assessments and method statements.
• Learn how to identify and categorize different types of workplace hazards.
• Develop skills in assessing the likelihood and severity of identified risks.
• Prioritise risks based on their potential impact.
• Explore the process of conducting thorough site surveys to gather essential information.
• Collect data on site-specific hazards, environmental factors, and site layout.
• Understand the structure and components of a risk assessment.
• Learn how to use risk assessment matrices and scoring systems.
• Practice documenting risks clearly and comprehensively.
• Define the purpose and components of a method statement.
• Develop skills in outlining safe work procedures, including sequencing, tools, and equipment.
• Incorporate risk assessment findings into method statements.
• Explore various strategies for risk mitigation and control.
• Understand the hierarchy of controls and their application.
• Learn to select and implement appropriate control measures.
• Practice effective communication of risk assessments and method statements to stakeholders.
• Develop documentation skills for maintaining accurate records.
• Understand the importance of regular review and updating of documents.
• Engage in hands-on exercises and case studies to apply knowledge and skills.
• Analyse real-world scenarios and develop risk assessments and method statements.