Risk Assessment Training eLearning Course
Ensure Compliance. Protect Your Workforce. Stay Safe.
Under UK law, all organisations with 5 or more staff are required to carry out written health and safety risk assessments covering all significant hazards. These risk assessments allow potential hazards in the workplace to be identified, and their severity assessed, allowing for the necessary precautions to be put in place.
By completing our risk assessment course, delegates can learn how to carry out these risk assessments effectively, reviewing and controlling hazards, in turn reducing the risks faced by employees in the workplace.
Who Should Take This eLearning Course?
This risk assessment training course is suitable for all staff involved in the risk assessment process within any industry or business. A risk assessment should be carried out by your organisation's competent person.
eLearning Course Programme
The risk assessment course covers the following topics:
- Moral, legal and financial reasons for health and safety
- What is a hazard?
- What is a risk?
- The differences between near misses and accidents
- The 5 steps to risk assessments
- Principles of prevention
- Control measures
You Will Learn
The learning outcomes of the risk assessment course is:
- Equip delegates with the knowledge and skills to identify risks and carry out successful risk assessments.
eLearning Course Duration and Assessment
- Duration - Approx. 60 minutes (self-paced)
- Access - Available for 6 months after purchase
- Assessment - Multiple-choice test (3 attempts allowed)
- Certificate - Immediate proof of completion
Why Choose Our eLearning Course?
- 100% Online – Learn at your own pace, anytime, anywhere
- Instant Certification – Print or download upon completion
- Quick & Easy Enrolment – Secure online purchase
Take the Next Step
By completing our risk assessment course, delegates will gain the skills to effectively conduct risk assessments, identify and control workplace hazards, and ultimately reduce the risks faced by employees.
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