Managers and supervisors
People responsible for managing workplace hazards and teams.
Develop practical confidence in the risk assessment process through accessible online learning covering risk ratings, risk matrices, reasonably practicable controls and the hierarchy of risk control.
Risk assessment is one of the foundations of effective health and safety management.
Every workplace contains hazards, but risk depends on who may be exposed, how exposure occurs, the likelihood and severity of harm, and the effectiveness of existing controls.
A good risk assessment helps organisations make informed decisions and focus resources on the risks that matter most.
People responsible for managing workplace hazards and teams.
Health and safety representatives and facilities managers.
Employees and team leaders who contribute to workplace assessments.
People beginning a safety career, small business owners and anyone new to risk assessment.
No previous health and safety qualification is required.
The difference between a hazard and a risk and how work can result in harm.
Employees, contractors, visitors and others who may be exposed.
Using likelihood and consequence to determine risk level.
How rating systems support consistent decisions.
Choosing suitable measures using the hierarchy of control.
Balancing risk with the measures required to control it.
Understanding that controls reduce risk but may not remove it entirely.
Reviewing when circumstances change or controls are inadequate.
Complete the programme online around your work and personal commitments. No scheduled classroom attendance is required.
Learners complete an online multiple-choice assessment following the course.
Successful learners receive CPD certification from the CPD Certification Service. This is professional development and not a regulated qualification.
No. The programme is accessible to learners who are new to risk assessment.
Yes. It explains hazard identification, risk evaluation and suitable controls.
Yes. Learners complete an online assessment.
The learning programme is approximately five hours.
No. It is a CPD professional development course.
SHEC Learning®
Learn a structured approach to identifying, evaluating and controlling workplace risks.
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