Safe Working Practices

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Introduction

Companies should establish Safe Work Practices/Safe Job Procedures for addressing significant hazards or for dealing with circumstances that may present other significant risks/liabilities for the company. They should reflect your company’s approach to controlling hazards.

Some regulations require employers to have written procedures/instructions for specific activities/conditions. The number of practices/procedures and the degree of detail will depend on the range of work activities your company performs. It is important that management and supervision are involved in the development of safe work practices and that they provide adequate training for workers likely to follow these practices.

A one day course for individuals involved in the supervision or implementation of a Risk Assessment Programme.

To provide delegates with information on control measures which will assist them in the production of Safe Working Procedures.

  • Risk Assessment Review
    • Assessments
    • Process Breakdown
    • Likelihood and Severity
  • Considering and Implementing Controls
    • Hierarchy of Controls
    • Accident Control
    • Safe Place Controls
    • Safe Person Controls
  • Practical Assessments
    • Practice in Carrying out Assessments
    • Review of Results

This programme uses a mixture of information input sessions, group discussions, case study, pro-forma examples and practical exercises to fully involve participants.

Companies can ensure that Risk Assessment results in the necessary control measures being introduced and any risks are controlled.

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