Introduction to OHS Risk Management
Outcome
A Statement of Attainment. Selected units “Identify Hazards and Assess OHS Risks” (BSBOHS403B), “Contribute to Strategies to Control OHS Risk” (BSBOHS404B). A Statement of Attendance.
Prerequisites
You should have a clear understanding of the OHS legal obligations of employers, managers, supervisors and employees. You must be employed or have access to an organisation to conduct an on-the-job project.
Location
At the Clarence training facility.
Cost
$730 per person.
Duration
Two days.
Dates and times
Thu 1st and Fri 2nd December 2011.
For bookings and further information call 1300 362 175
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is about ensuring safe and healthy working conditions, and preventing illness and injury in the workplace. This course aims to provide owners, operators, managers, supervisors and team leaders with practical skills to comply with the OHS risk management obligations of workplace health and safety legislation.
Participants will learn:
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To identify hazards.
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To investigate incidents.
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To perform risk assessment – with matrices and calculators.
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About risk control strategies.
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To implement risk controls.
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To monitor and evaluate risk control strategies.
Facilitator:
Carol Rossendell is an acknowledged leader in OHS management systems, OHS risk management and OHS consultation training. She also provides specialised training in due diligence for Responsible Officers, chemicals management, manual handling, laboratory safety and workstation adjustment. Carol is a Chartered Professional Member of the Safety Institute of Australia and a Registered Safety Professional (Aust).