Dynamic Risk Assessment
Health and safety training and awareness are vital for each and every business, risks are forever present within our work environments no matter how cautious and prepared we might be. Dynamic Risk Assessments ensure employees and lone workers are easily able to recognise and control potential hazards within the workplace. This dynamic risk assessment training is designed to test and encourage quick decision-making regarding personal safety and the safety of others.
Recognising potential risks as well as prevention can both be achieved by the completion and circulation of a standard risk assessments put in circulation among colleagues and staff. However, it’s not always possible to assess and record all risks, which is where additional training is essential: conducting real-time training and evaluation. Our Dynamic Risk Assessment Training Course has been designed to provide the training needed to dynamically risk assess, whenever needed.
4
Sections
25m
DURATION
20
question test
Free
Test retakes
Certification
provided
Target audience
The target audience for this course is all employees.
Learning outcomes
- Understand each individual's job role regarding risks in the workplace
- Understand how to calculate a risk score
- Understand how to dynamically risk assess
- Understand the legal requirements around risk assessments
Learning Path
In this section, we cover what a hazard is, what a risk is, and the difference between hazards and risks in the workplace.
Time: Approximately 7 minutes
In this section, we cover how to accurately calculate the risk by assessing the severity and likelihood.
Time: Approximately 9 minutes
In this section, we cover the 4 steps to conducting a dynamic risk assessment.
Time: Approximately 6 minutes
In this section, we cover the hierarchy of hazard control, going in to detail on each control measure, and which of these should be explored before the other.
Time: Approximately 8 minutes
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- Users can access their certificates anytime from their profile
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Frequently Asked Questions
A dynamic risk assessment is a continuous process of identifying and assessing real-time risks in the workplace or while working. It’s important to carry out these kinds of assessments to ensure appropriate action and prevention are carried out when faced with any hazards or risks.
Your online dynamic risk assessment training will ensure you are able to recognise and react to a range of hazards and dangerous situations safely. The training will provide individuals with real-time examples of hazardous situations to ensure safety in their response while also helping prevent and reduce future risk levels within the workplace.
General workplace hazards can be anything from falls and trip hazards, hazardous substances, loose wires and cables, and dangerous environments including heavy machinery. It’s important to be aware of the many risks within your workplace to ensure you are keeping yourself and fellow employees safe from unexpected risks within your workplace environment.