Hazards Identification and Control
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:
1. Identify and classify different types of workplace hazards.
2. Apply hazard identification techniques such as JSA, inspections, and incident analysis.
3. Evaluate risks using qualitative and semi-quantitative methods.
4. Propose appropriate control measures based on the hierarchy of controls.
5. Monitor and assess the effectiveness of hazard control programs.
6. Understand legal responsibilities regarding hazard management.
Course Contents
Module 1: Introduction to Hazards and Risk
• – Definitions: Hazard, Risk, Incident, Near Miss
• – Importance of Hazard Identification
• – Legal and Regulatory Framework (OSHA, ISO 45001, National Laws)
• – Responsibilities of Employers, Employees, and Safety Officers
Module 2: Classification and Types of Hazards
• – Physical Hazards (Noise, Heat, Vibration, Radiation)
• – Chemical Hazards (Gases, Vapors, Dusts)
• – Biological Hazards (Viruses, Fungi, Bacteria)
• – Mechanical and Electrical Hazards
• – Ergonomic Hazards (Workstation Design, Manual Handling)
• – Psychosocial Hazards (Fatigue, Stress, Workplace Violence)
Module 3: Hazard Identification Techniques
• – Formal and Informal Workplace Inspections
• – Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
• – Task Observation
• – Incident and Near Miss Investigations
• – Safety Walkthroughs and Audits
• – Worker Consultation and Reporting
Module 4: Risk Assessment and Evaluation
• – Risk Matrix (Likelihood vs. Severity)
• – Hazard Prioritization
• – Qualitative vs. Quantitative Risk Assessment
• – Use of Risk Assessment Templates and Tools
Module 5: Control Measures and Monitoring
• – Hierarchy of Controls:
• – – Elimination
• – – Substitution
• – – Engineering Controls
• – – Administrative Controls
• – – PPE
• – Control Implementation Strategy
• – Continuous Monitoring and Review
• – Safety Performance Indicators
• – Integration into Safety Management Systems (e.g., ISO 45001)
Module 6: Practical Applications and Case Studies
• – Real-Life Hazard Scenarios and Group Discussion
• – Site-Specific Hazard Identification Practice
• – Interactive Risk Assessment Workshop
• – Developing Action Plans and Recommendations
Training Methodology
Interactive lecture, Role play, classroom activities, and exercises.
Assessment
- Multiple Choice Quiz (End of Course)
- Written Risk Assessment Exercise
- Practical Group Activities and Presentations
- Trainer Observation and Feedback
- Final Written Test (Minimum Pass Mark: 50%)
Certification
Successful Candidates will be awarded ASSP certificate with with credit CEU points 2.4
Entry Requirements
Good Level of English
Available Dates
- Time:08:00
- - 16:00