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COURSE OBJECTIVE

An established Occupational Health and Safety Management System Standard (such as OHSAS 18001) requires organization to identify the occupational risk and health of their process and workplace to determine those that have or can have an intolerable risk to the interested parties.

Further to that, as required by the law, each organization needs to have safe system of work to ensure harm is prevented to all employees including visitors and contractors. Safe system of work includes safe work procedures and instructions.In order to know that safe system of work is adequate, hazard identification and risk assessment need to be conducted.

This course provide delegates with an introduction to the practical approaches to identifying the occupational health and safety (OHS) hazard of your company’s process & workplace, their actual or potential intolerable risk as a basis of minimizing or eliminating risks through systematic approach.

Delegates will be able to know the importance of carrying out HIRAC and when it needs to be conducted.

• Overview of Occupational Health and Safety Management System
• HIRAC – Definitions and concepts
• Process of HIRAC – Comparison with JSA
• Hazard identification tools
• Types of hazards
• Risk assessment

Day 2

• Analyzing risk
• Evaluation of risk
• Risk control approach
• Practical Workshop

FOR WHOM

This course is designed for safety and health committee, working project team for OHSAS 18001, managers, engineers, supervisors and workers.

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