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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro to Risk Assessment Training
00:52 - Hazard and Risk
02:55 - Common Workplace Hazards
06:40 - What is Risk?
08:45 - 5 Steps of Risk Assessment
09:15 - Identify the Hazards
17:00 - Who can be Harmed and How?
20:00 - Hazard Spotting 1 - Identify Hazards
21:00 - Assess the Risk
NOT INCLUDED - Evaluate the Risk
NOT INCLUDED - Hazard Spotting 2 - Assess the Risk
NOT INCLUDED - Activity Reflection
NOT INCLUDED - Record and Review
Welcome to Safeti’s online Health and Safety Risk Assessment training course, hosted by Richard Collins CMIOSH.
With our online workplace Risk Assessment Training Course, we aim to ensure that our students are confident with the fundamentals of Health and Safety Risk Assessment.
Course Structure
Understanding Hazard and Risk - 3 Topics
Managing Risk - 11 Topics & 3 Activities/Challenges

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Thank you so much for this Risk Assessment training video. Job well done

[@Safeti]

No worries at all, hope it helped!

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This has helped my understanding so much - I'm currently training in H&S. Thanks a million!

[@Safeti]

That's awesome to hear Kate, hopefully it will help you train others too!

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[@Safeti]

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[@Safeti]

Glad you enjoyed it!

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[@Safeti]

We're very happy to hear it was helpful! If you need the Course version, it's here - safeti.com/courses/risk-assessment-training-course/ Many thanks!

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[@Safeti]

Thanks for letting us know Madelaine, pleasure to help. Do check out our website at safeti.com for the full, free Course versions of this content. 👍

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[@Safeti]

That is our pleasure - thank you for taking the time to provide some feedback to us, it is much appreciated!😀

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[@Safeti]

Thank you Santosh. Ah, you couldn't mistake that accent! 😜😁

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[@Safeti]

You're very welcome! 👍

[@chukwuemekavictoresumeh3275]

Fantastic presentation. Very elucidating I must add. Please, can you do this on a construction site based scenario?

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[@Safeti]

It's our pleasure Sami!😀

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Glad to hear that Kennedy! 😁

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[@Safeti]

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Absolutely great and informative specially for me cuz im just newbie as safety officer. all presentation is well explained and easy to understand. I learned a lot on this video. Thank you so much sir for sharing this video.

[@Safeti]

Welcome aboard! Glad to help you Sanchez 😊

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Thank You so Much Sir for sharing

[@Safeti]

You are most welcome Rhea!

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[@Safeti]

great to hear, thanks for letting us know!!

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Glad you think so!

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You are very welcome, and thanks for the feedback!

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Glad it was helpful!

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Thanks

[@Safeti]

Very kind of you David, many thanks.

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Will check the full course

[@Safeti]

Please do Adebayo, there are 1000's that have taken it so far and it seems to be very useful for businesses to internally train staff and allow employees to have more ownership around risk assessing their work.😉👌

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[@zanevanzyl9825]

Great and simple video! I do have a question though. At 27.07min determining the severity, in my reasoning I thought that it would be a minor injury. With such a short distance, the pedestrian would be able to yell for the driver to stop and the crate would stay still. Also I assumed the driver would be going slow seeing as he has a load to navigate so it wouldn't take much effort to come to a halt. So in my view I would imagine the pedestrian collides into the forklift and falls down with minor injuries such as some bruising maybe a fracture or two. My definition of a highly severe case would be death, paralyzed, coma, etc. Can you maybe explain the reasoning of your estimate? I would like to successfully apply this knowledge when doing a risk assessment. Thank you for your informative content!

[@Safeti]

Hi and thanks for your question! This is of course a subjective judgement using a fictitious scenario, but the important aspect is to understand the principles of the decision-making process. If we are thinking in real terms: for the pedestrian to be in this position, we make some assumptions e.g. there has been a failure on part of driver to see (blinded by raised load) and failure to communicate to on part of the pedestrian (making operator aware of their presence), amongst other issues. Putting that aside, we have to assume worst case scenario i.e. That the forklift collides with the pedestrian (above their waist). The loaded forklift will weigh several tonnes (we have to assume a heavy load is being moved) and it would take minimal speed to cause serious physical injury. It would be easy to foresee that any resulting injury from this impact COULD be classed as 'Major'. In our view, it would be highly likely to cause serious injury (broken limb, severe head Injury etc.) Again, when we are assessing the 'potential' risk, we are wanting to identify the worst case scenario for the context (within reason), and in this case there is the certainly the potential for causing serious injury or even death. 👍

[@zanevanzyl9825]

@@Safeti great insight! Thank you for responding so quickly!

[@Safeti]

What is your biggest challenge when it comes to Risk Assessment in the workplace?

[@chukwuemekavictoresumeh3275]

How to determine the Likelihood of a risk

[@evansdanso63]

Good

[@Safeti]

Thanks!

[@jadebentley834]

top-drawer👀

[@Safeti]

Thanks a million Jade 😁

[@lwandongceni7188]

Do you think you have what it takes to become a Health and Safety Officer under HR? Why or why not?

[@Safeti]

I think so 🤓

[@khalidkadri5771]

can you give a sample of the record & review (hard copy) of the risks discussed in the video

[@Safeti]

I'll check if we have that for you Khalid and get back to you. Really appreciate the request! 👍

[@Safeti]

If you check the Risk Assessment Training course on our website, you will finds lots of free materials relating to this content - safeti.com/courses/risk-assessment-training-course/ .👍👍😀

[@asherkabir]

Hi there Being a student, how to choose or suppose any industry to start its risk assessment?

[@Safeti]

Hi Asher. The need for risk assessment, of course, spans across many industries. My honest and simple answer would be to try your best to identify an area that genuinely interests you - but also an industry that really values your help (i.e. there are significant risks to manage). There are some interesting areas that we are currently working in around carbon zero technology, alternative energy and materials recycling that are very intriguing and with promising future opportunities.😉

[@pepetuavhanga2489]

Hello thanks for content really good educative. I wanted to ask a few questions if that's OK relating to Health & Safety at work 1974

[@Safeti]

No problem. Happy to answer your questions - drop us a message on our live chat at safeti.com 👍

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[@Safeti]

I can sincerely say there was not intentional. Perhaps the reason it may this way is that the video content was not specifically made for KZbin, it was initially made for the online course and then pulled together for this version. Appreciate the candid feedback though and will take note for future content. 👏😉

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Thanks

[@Safeti]

No problem :-)