In keeping with the Management of Health and Safety Regulations 1999, whether you're an employer or self-employed, it is a legal requirement for you to make an assessment of the health and safety risks arising out of your and your employees' work. The purpose of the assessment? To identify what needs to be done to control health and safety risks.
Risk Assessment Training will enable your business to comply with the legal requirement to carry out 'suitable and sufficient' assessments of the risk related to activities.
Individuals responsible for carrying out risk assessments are often called the 'Competent Person'.
You may have been asked to write, update or carry out a risk assessment, for which you will need training. Also for those who are responsible for checking on whether safe systems of work and risk assessments provided by others are suitable. This could be an employer, manager, or supervisor who is involved with developing safe ways of working or looking after the documentation associated with safety.
NEBOSH, OSHA and RoSPA are the most well-known certifications.
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