Duration
2 days
Who should Attend
Leaders / Supervisor / Engineers / Managers / OHSAS18001 Internal Auditors
Objective of Training
The purpose of this program is to educate the Participants on the crucial Occupational Safety & Health subject ‘HIRARC’, its objective, benefits and its implementation techniques.
The course takes the participants through the key tools of Incident / Accident prevention that is Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Risk Control (HIRARC).
The course will take the participants through Hazard identification process, recognizing the Hazards in the work process. Then walk the participants through each step of the HIRARC implementation with practical workshop.
After attending this program the participants will be able to;
- describe Accident, Hazards and Risks;
- describe the methods of identifying the Hazards in the work place.
- describe the Risk Assessment methodology.
- describe the hierarchy of control measures
- describe the implementing techniques of the HIRARC/DC
Day 1
09.00am Introduction
- General Safety
- 2 Categorical Causes of Accident
- Unsafe Condition
- Unsafe Act
- Definition of;
- Hazards
- Danger
- Risk
- Residual Risk
- Effects of Accidents
- Causes of Unsafe Act
- How Accidents can be Prevented
10.15am to 10.35am Breakfast
- Definition of Incident / Accident / Near Miss
- Unsafe Condition
- Unsafe Act (Human Behavior)
- The Cost factor of Incident / Accident.
- Brief Background of Occupational Safety & Health.
- Heinrich Domino Theory
- Loss Causation Model
- The “Accident Prone” worker
- Multi Causality Accident Model
- The Accident Ratio Studies
- Bird’s Causation Model
12.30pm to 1.30pm Lunch
- HIRARC/HIRADC
- Objective of the HIRARC
- Definition of HIRARC
- 3 Types of HIRARC/DC
- Qualitative
- Semi Quantitative
- Quantitative
- Hazard Identification
- Pre-Assessment – Information Gathering
- Process Flow
- Classification of Work Activities
- Direct Activities
- In Direct Activities
- Supporting Activities
3.15pm to 3.35pm Tea Break
- Identifying Hazards
- Recognizing Hazards;
- Work Environment
- Energy
- Mechanical
- Manual Handling
- Animal / Insect
- Biological
- Chemical
- Ionizing Radiation
- Other Radiation
- Environmental
- Major Event / Activity
- Other Event / Activity
- Natural Event Activity
- Property Event Activity
End Day 1
Day 2
9.00am Revision Day 1
- Hazard Information Gathering
- Safety Data Sheet
- Exposure Monitoring (Chemical / Noise)
- Standard Operating Procedure ( Safe work procedure)
- Methods of Identifying Hazards in workplace
- Document Review
- Inspections
10.15am to 10.35am Breakfast
- Risk Assessment
- The Need to Carry Out Risk Assessment
- Responsible person to conduct HIRARC/DC
- Assessment
- Likelihood
- Severity
- Risk Assessment Table the Score Card for Likelihood & Severity
- Risk Priority Number (RPN) and its Matrix
- 6 Principles of Risk Control
- Hierarchy of Control
- Elimination
- Substitution
- Isolation
- Engineering Control
- Administrative Control
- Personal Protective Equipment
12.30pm to 1.30pm Lunch
- Exercise 1
3.15pm to 3.35pm Tea Break
- Exercise 2
- Re Assessment of HIRARC
- Training Assessment.
5.00pm End of Program
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.