Unaccredited - Risk Assessment and Method Statement-RAMS
Is the Risk Assessment and Method Statement-RAMS course accredited by an official body?
This course has a certificate issued by the training provider. It is not accredited by any outside body but is a valuable aid to gaining knowledge in this field.
What is the Unaccredited - Risk Assessment and Method Statement-RAMS course?
Category: Risk-Assessment · Level: Beginner
Health and safety legislation demands that employers assess the risk to the health, safety and welfare of their employees in their companys activities. Those documenting risk assessments and method statements must be competent to do so and understand the technical aspects of both the tasks and the assessment process. The RAMS Awareness (Risk Assessment and Method Statement Awareness) course aims to enable you to accomplish this task.
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See Dates and LocationsWho is the Unaccredited - Risk Assessment and Method Statement-RAMS course designed for?
This RAMS Awareness course is aimed at managers, supervisors, safety representatives or any other person with the responsibility of documenting risk assessments and method statements. There are no pre-requisites for delegates attending this training course however a basic knowledge of general health and safety would be an advantage.
What subjects does the Unaccredited - Risk Assessment and Method Statement-RAMS course cover?
How do I do a risk assessment?
What should I include in my risk assessment?
What does reasonably practicable mean?
What is a hierarchy of control?
Legal requirements
How do I prioritise the actions from my risk assessment?
Hazard and risk
What are risk matrices?
How to assess the risks in your workplace
What is the difference between a risk assessment and a method statement?
Safety method statements