Risk Assessment & Method Statement Workshop

Health & Safety Courses – Risk Assessment & Method Statement Workshop

This one-day RAMS course is devised to educate the delegate on how to write an effective method statement and risk assessment.

Course Length:
1 day

Who is it for:
Line Managers. Supervisors, Health & Safety Representatives

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, the delegate will be able to recognise hazards in the workplace which will able them to:

• Evaluate the risks found in a risk assessment
• Initiate the relevant control measures to prevent an accident
• Competently conduct a risk assessment which complies with the relevant legislation
• Produce a suitable method statement

Course Content

The Risk Assessment & Method Statement Workshop course is delivered through classroom tutorials from the tutor. The course covers the following topics:

• The legal requirements surrounding risk assessments and method statements, including the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
• Important definitions such as harm, risk, hazard and hazardous events
• The risk assessment process (five-step approach)
• Risk and hazards
• Specification of risk controls
• Accident prevention and precautions
• Quantitative and qualitative risk
• Hierarchy of controls
• Practical element

What is Required to Pass the Risk Assessment & Method Statement Workshop Course?

The delegate will be assessed throughout the course on their input and competency during the practical element of the training. There will be no final exam, delegates will have to write a method statement and risk assessment competently in order to pass.

Entry Requirements

There are no formal requirements for entry on this course. We advise that the delegate has a basic knowledge of health and safety, but it is not compulsory.

Further Development

Further qualifications include COSHH, Accident Investigation, IOSH Managing Safely and IOSH Leading Safely

Course Locations

The RAMS training course is available at our Derby, Sheffield, Hull and Leeds centre as an open course. We can also deliver the course as an in-house course to a group of six or more.

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Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions about the course. You can also email us via [email protected]. If you are considering any further training, you can see what courses are available here.

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