Risk Management Training Class Description
Risk Management is a way of reducing or eliminating accidents and incidents in the workplace. The course provides a way to analyze and categorize risks based on probability and severity, and then developing effective control measures to eliminate or mitigate the risk.
Who is the Employee Risk Management Training Class for?
Risk awareness is not limited to top management neither should it be top-down driven. All workers must be able to recognize risks think about prevention rather than learning through experience. So the target audience is all workers and candidates of Maintenance Best.
Class Requirements:
- Must be registered with Maintenance Best
- Must be able to comprehend English
- Access to a Desktop or Mobile device with internet access
Course Includes:
- One On-Demand Class Video and supplemental material
- Lifetime access to course material
- Maintenance Best Certification
- Access on Desktop or Mobile Devices
Risk Management Training Class - Course Curriculum
- Systematically Looks At Risk By Asking
- What can go wrong?
- How often could it go wrong?
- What would the results be?
The way to reduce risk to the business is by determining:
- Probability – the likelihood of an accident occurring
- Severity – the potential for damage to the company
- Control Measures – the actions taken to prevent the accidents & incidents from occurring
- Identifying potential accidents & incidents
- Determining probabilities
- Determining severity and the risk score
- Selecting two control measures
- Reassessing probability & severity to arrive at the new risk score
- The five step process of
- Possible Outcomes
- Injury
- Disruption
- Damage
- Positive – an action that will occur
- Identifiable – an action that can be recognized
- Measurable – an action that can be measured; counted, kept track of
- Scenario 1 – a Slip & Fall Injury
- Probability = 4, Severity = 4, Risk Score = 16 (Yellow)
- Control Measures 1. Install new lighting, 2. Install handrails
- New Probability = 1, Severity = 3, Risk Score = 3 (Green)
- Scenario 2 – Equipment Breakdown
- Probability = 4, Severity = 6, Risk Score = 24 (Red)
- Control Measures 1. PM Shutdown, 2. Mechanic on Duty
- New Probability = 2, Severity = 3, Risk Score = 6 (Yellow)
- Scenario 3 – Forklift Damages Freight
- Probability = 5 Severity = 4, Risk Score = 20 (Red)
- Control Measures 1. Quarterly Training, 2. Speed Governors
- New Probability = 2, Severity = 3, Risk Score = 6 (Yellow)
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