The Hierarchy of Controls is one tool used to make an area or situation safer after conducting an Assessment. You'll learn how to do that by taking Hazard & Risk Awareness Training
Risk Assessment (CAN)
This is a Canada-compliant safety training course intended for those conducting risk assessments. Topics covered in this training include identify and assess risks, control the hazard, and evaluate the cost. This course meets the classroom requirement for occupational safety training. It also includes a proficiency checklist...
Workplace Risk Assessment (CAN)
Hazard identification and risk assessment are the foundation of every Canadian workplace health and safety program, giving workers and employers a consistent way to spot and control hazards before anyone gets hurt. When assessments get skipped, complacency and production pressure can quietly set the stage for serious incidents, ...
Risk Audit School Risk Basics
This collection of risk audit school courses introduces participants to the basic concepts of risk, types of risks, and risk management (ERM) frameworks such as ISO 3000 and COSO ERM, and the IIA’s professional guidance on risk management. It also covers how to conduct risk assessments and ways of reviewing several common type ...
Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
Learn as the new safety manager guides her General Manager through the process of how to conduct a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) or (JHA). A cast of comical characters demonstrate how JSAs can reduce incidents and help in the development of safety documents such as procedures, inspections, and orientations along with other safety...
Job Hazard Analysis - JHA (CAN)
A Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) is one of the most effective tools for preventing workplace injuries before they happen. When tasks are not properly broken down, hazards get missed and workers pay the price. In a Canadian context, this course covers the JHA process from start to finish, including hazard identification, risk assessme ... More
BCMSA - Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
Occupational injuries and illnesses happen when workers are exposed to hazards in their workplaces. In order to determine if the hazards can be eliminated or the threat to workers reduced, the employer must assess and prioritize the level of risk posed by those hazards, and establish controls based on the level of priority.
Electrical Safety: Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
No matter where you work, hazards will always exist. This is just as true of underwater welding and construction jobs as it is of an office worker. Hazard identification and risk assessments are the core of every organization’s occupational health and safety program, and are therefore one of the building blocks of a safe and healthy...
Hazard Assessment Safety
This online course provides an understanding of the importance of hazard assessments, as well as their impact on the overall performance of health and safety management systems.
Risk Tolerance
This online Risk Tolerance course contains 5 short videos that show why it’s important to be aware of your personal risk tolerance levels and watch out for hazards.
Hazard Identification, Assessment, and Control
This online Hazard Identification course will help keep you safe on the job by showing you how to prevent injuries and illness in the workplace through hazard identification, assessment, and control.
Hazard Communication Awareness
This lesson teaches you to recognize and understand the required elements of your company’s written hazard communication program, including how to: protect yourself from hazardous chemicals used or stored in your workplace using the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS), recognize and ...
20 minutes
Risk Analysis and Assessment
The goal of this lesson is to provide an introduction to risk, risk assessment, and risk control, in order to minimize the consequences of risks associated with laboratories and maker spaces.