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Task Risk Assessment (TRA) e-learning
Task Risk Assessment (TRA) e-learning
This e-learning course provides learners with an overview of the task risk assessment process, based on industry best practice and guidelines. This course contains two modules:
Module 1: Introduction to Task Risk Assessment and Hazard Identification Module 2: Task Risk Assessment Process
LO1 Describe key terminology LO2 Describe the purpose of the task risk assessment process LO3 Describe the responsibilities of employers in relation to task risk assessment LO4 Identify the responsibilities of employees in relation to task risk assessment LO5 Describe the steps involved in the risk assessment process LO6 Identify the responsibilities of the Risk Assessment Team LO7 Describe the risk assessment documentation requirements LO8 Identify the risk assessment requirements for specific cases LO9 Recognise the importance of hazard identification LO10 Describe the energy sources used to help identify hazards LO11 Identify common hazards in high-risk industries LO12 Describe the hazards associated with SIMOPs LO13 Define ‘personal safety’ or occupational hazards LO14 Describe major accident hazards LO15 Describe human factors in relation to hazards LO16 Identify the key factors to consider when identifying hazards LO17 Explain how to determine initial risk LO18 Explain the use of the risk matrix LO19 Explain the requirement for control measures and describe the hierarchy of controls LO20 Explain how to determine residual risk LO21 Describe the requirement for task risk assessment review and approval LO22 Explain the importance of toolbox talks and agreeing the task risk assessment LO23 Explain the importance of dynamic risk assessment LO24 Describe the concept of situational awareness LO25 Explain the importance of stopping the job LO26 Explain the importance of review and lessons learned upon completion of the work
This e-learning course provides learners with an overview of the task risk assessment process, based on industry best practice and guidelines. This course contains two modules:
Module 1: Introduction to Task Risk Assessment and Hazard Identification Module 2: Task Risk Assessment Process
LO1 Describe key terminology LO2 Describe the purpose of the task risk assessment process LO3 Describe the responsibilities of employers in relation to task risk assessment LO4 Identify the responsibilities of employees in relation to task risk assessment LO5 Describe the steps involved in the risk assessment process LO6 Identify the responsibilities of the Risk Assessment Team LO7 Describe the risk assessment documentation requirements LO8 Identify the risk assessment requirements for specific cases LO9 Recognise the importance of hazard identification LO10 Describe the energy sources used to help identify hazards LO11 Identify common hazards in high-risk industries LO12 Describe the hazards associated with SIMOPs LO13 Define ‘personal safety’ or occupational hazards LO14 Describe major accident hazards LO15 Describe human factors in relation to hazards LO16 Identify the key factors to consider when identifying hazards LO17 Explain how to determine initial risk LO18 Explain the use of the risk matrix LO19 Explain the requirement for control measures and describe the hierarchy of controls LO20 Explain how to determine residual risk LO21 Describe the requirement for task risk assessment review and approval LO22 Explain the importance of toolbox talks and agreeing the task risk assessment LO23 Explain the importance of dynamic risk assessment LO24 Describe the concept of situational awareness LO25 Explain the importance of stopping the job LO26 Explain the importance of review and lessons learned upon completion of the work
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