(HIRARC)- HAZARD IDENTIFICATION, RISK ASSESSMENT, OPPORTUNITY ASSESSMENT AND RISK CONTROL
Course Introduction
This program is designed to help organizations meet DOSH and ISO 45001:2018 requirements on Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment, Opportunity Assessment, and Risk Control (HIRARC). By applying risk-based thinking, participants will learn how to reduce workplace incidents, comply with statutory requirements, and strengthen Occupational Health & Safety (OHS) management systems.
Objectives
- Understand hazard identification, risk, and opportunity assessment.
- Learn effective methods for risk control to prevent workplace accidents.
- Gain awareness of statutory and regulatory requirements.
- Apply best practices in occupational safety and health to improve performance.
Who Should Attend
- Safety officers, coordinators, and OSH committee members
- Managers and supervisors involved in workplace safety
- Personnel responsible for accident investigation, safety planning, or inspections
Lessons Module
Day 1
- Introduction & Ice Breaking
- OSH Management System and Risk-Based Thinking
- Risk Assessment (Qualitative & Quantitative)
- SWOT & PESTLE Analysis
- Risk Planning, Monitoring & Control
- Process Improvement & Documentation
Day 2
- Recap & Review
- Accident & Incident Understanding
- Hazard Identification & Hierarchy of Controls
- Accident Investigation & Safety Signage
- Emergency Planning & Safety Inspections
- HIRARC Documentation & Continual Improvement
Benefits
- Meet OHS Management System competency requirements
- Ensure compliance with statutory and regulatory laws
- Promote safe work practices and reduce accidents
- Learn systematic methods for risk analysis and control
- Gain practical skills in HIRARC documentation and implementation
- Improve organizational performance through risk-based thinking
- 2 Days Programme
- 9:00am to 5:00pm
Training & Workshop Methodologies
- Interactive lectures
- Case studies and group discussions
- Practical exercises on hazard and risk assessment
- Real workplace examples for hands-on learning
