Risk Management Training
RIIRIS201D – Conduct local risk control
Important information prior to enrolment
Course Fees and Payments
The fee for this course is $240 per person – book with a group to receive a discount
For group/company bookings, please contact us for a free quote on 1300 707 677
Refund and fee protection policy, including cooling-off period – please refer to the student handbook
Payment Terms – Payment for individual participants is upfront, group booking payment terms are based on agreement between the client and service provider.
Course Delivery
This course will be delivered in the workplace or at a All Training Services training facility.
Course Duration (face to face)
Face to Face – 6 hours (minimum) – full face to face course
Pre-course study
There are no pre-requisites for the Local Risk Management course
Local Risk Management Course Description
The Local Risk Management Training course is essential if you want to learn how to develop the skills and knowledge required to work safely in mining, construction and for tradespeople who need to identify, assess and then manage the risks and hazards. The course is also suitable for employers and employees who are involved in risk assessment and management in the workplace and those in the mining sector who are part of emergency rescue teams.
The Local Risk Management Training course will help you to develop the skills and knowledge to conduct local risk control for the workplace for all levels of employees and employers. The course covers the roles and responsibilities in risk management in the workplace, regulatory requirements, the risk assessment process and how to develop controls suited to the level of risk by applying the hierarchy of controls.
You will learn different types of risk assessments and when to use them, how to locate and apply/complete relevant documentation, policies and procedures, Work, Health and Safety Acts and Regulations, Standards, Codes of practice and company procedures.
In undertaking risk assessments you will assess and determine likelihood and consequences, communicate risk management including reporting and controls, determine ‘acceptable’ and ‘unacceptable’ risks, and work with others to undertake risk management.
You will learn:
• What is classified as a “Hazard” under relevant legislation
• What is classified as a “Risk” under relevant legislation
• What is classified as a “Consequence” under relevant legislation
• What is classified as a “Likelihood” under relevant legislation
• About Recognised standards
• About Recognised Standard 02 – Control of risk management practices
• How to establish the context during the risk management process
• About risk identification
• About risk analysis and evaluation
• About risk treatment
• How to monitor and review
Who is this course recommended for?
Our Local Risk Management Training course is recommended for workers who need to manage a level of risk or supervise tasks, which may include; but not limited to:
• Sign fabricators / writers and installers
• Electricians
• Electrical engineers
• Maintenance personnel
• Plumbers
• Scaffolders
• Rope access workers / technicians
• Riggers
• Belt Splicers
• Rubber Liners
• Fitters
• Welders
• Boilermakers
• Sheetmetal workers
• Supervisors
• Roofers
• Carpenters
• Labourers
• Franna / Crane Operators
• EWP / Boom Operators
• Field Service Technicians
• CCTV Technicians
• NDT Technicians
• NBN installation technicians
• Structural Engineers
• Managers
• Telecommunications and cable installation personnel
• CSG / LNG workers
• Work Health and Safety representatives and advisors
Local Risk Management Course Content
• Legislation
• Australian Standards AS/NZS 4360 – Risk Management
• How to Manage Work Health and Safety Risks Code of Practice 2011
• Identify work procedures and instructions
• Hazard identification
• Risk management
• Plan and prepare for risk control
• Assess and identify unacceptable risk
• Identify, assess and implement risk treatments
• Complete records and reports
Inclusions
• Tea and coffee facilities
• Course material
• Equipment required to complete the training
• Training conducted by experienced risk management safety specialists
• Maximum of 12 students per course
• Extensive knowledge of relevant legislation
• Theory and practical training
• Risk management advice for the type of work to be conducted
Course requirements
For the Local Risk Management Training course, it is recommended that participants should have sound LLN skills (language, literacy and numeracy). The participant should contact All Training Services prior to enrolment for a free assessment if they’re unsure whether they meet this requirement.
Additional support services (such as LLN support) may be required at the cost of the individual based on the individuals needs. All Training Services additional support services can be found on our Resources page.
• Please read the All Training Services Student Handbook for student rights and obligations prior to course registration.
• By enrolling in a course you are deemed to have accepted the policies and procedures of All Training Services
• Please be at the course 15 minutes prior to commencement of course.
• Admission after the course has commenced will be left to Management’s discretion. A 100% fee will be charged for non-attendance if less than 48 hours or no notice is given in writing.
Work Placement Arrangements
No work placement will be required as part of this course.
Learners Rights, Responsibilities and Support, including complaints
Please refer to the student handbook for all details relating to your rights and responsibilities. https://www.allenstraining.com.au/students/student-handbook.aspx
Pre-requisite
There are no pre-requisites for the Local Risk Management course
Participants must provide
• Own lunch
• Own transport
• Must wear suitable clothing and enclosed in footwear
• Please bring photo identification as needed for your course
Assessment Requirements
Individuals undertaking this course will be expected to complete both written and practical assessment tasks. These are detailed in the sections following.
Entry Requirements
Participants must have the physical capacity to complete a practical demonstration of conducting a risk assessment, and implementing controls wearing the appropriate PPE.
What happens at the course?
You will be provided with the skills, knowledge and most importantly the confidence to be able to handle an emergency and rescue a colleague in the event they are receiving an electric shock.
Assessment Activities
Assessments conducted during face-to-face training session(s) include:
- Performance tasks – The assessor must observe the following performance tasks:
- Communication and teamwork
- Plan and prepare for risk control
- Assess and identify unacceptable risk
- Identify, assess and implement risk treatments
- Documentation – Case study incident review and completion of 3 x Risk Control reports
- Theory assessment – A written exam consisting of short answer and multiple-choice questions. All questions must be completed
Unit(s) Being Delivered
The following unit(s) will be awarded to successful participants in this course. The certificate will be issued by Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909.
RIIRIS201D – Conduct local risk control
To view full unit details please visit training.gov.au
Provider of Training and Assessment
Training and assessment delivered on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909
Please click this link to view the Allens Training Pty Ltd Student Handbook for this course.
All Training Services can also be found on the firstaidtraining.com.au website.
