Introduction to Risk Assessment
Online training covering what risk assessments are, why they matter, relevant legislation, hazard identification and employer and employee responsibilities.
Risk assessment training helps employees, supervisors, managers and health and safety professionals identify workplace hazards, assess risks and apply suitable control measures.
Courses cover general workplace risk assessment, DSE assessments, manual handling risk assessments, fire risk assessment, asbestos risk, LOLER, RAMS, Legionella risk management and NEBOSH risk management qualifications.
Online training covering what risk assessments are, why they matter, relevant legislation, hazard identification and employer and employee responsibilities.
Training designed to help learners become competent DSE workstation assessors for office, hybrid and home-working environments.
Workshop-style training for managers, safety representatives and those responsible for carrying out ergonomic DSE assessments.
Learn how to conduct display screen equipment assessments, understand legal requirements and identify DSE-related hazards and risk factors.
Training for those who need to understand asbestos hazards, asbestos-containing materials and the risk assessment process.
Awareness training explaining how the risk assessment process applies to lifting operations and LOLER-related duties.
Training covering how to assess manual handling risks and apply safer working practices to reduce injury.
A recognised qualification based on the HSE approach to controlling workplace risks caused by hazards.
Risk management training for managers, leaders and professionals responsible for organisational risk.
RAMS training for those who need to write risk assessments and method statements as part of workplace safety planning.
Training covering how to identify, assess and control Legionella risks in line with relevant legislation and codes of practice.
Foundation-level fire risk assessment qualification for learners who wish to assess low-risk premises.
Ofqual-accredited qualification for those responsible for carrying out fire risk assessments in workplaces or public buildings.
Explore related health and safety guidance topics covering workplace risk assessment, fire safety, manual handling, DSE, hazardous substances and legal responsibilities.
Risk assessment guidance helps employers identify hazards, evaluate risk and apply suitable workplace control measures.
Fire safety risk assessment helps organisations manage fire hazards, evacuation arrangements and emergency planning.
Manual handling guidance supports safer lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling activities to reduce injury risk.
DSE guidance helps employers manage workstation risks, posture issues, screen use and hybrid working arrangements.
COSHH guidance helps organisations control exposure to chemicals, dust, fumes, vapours and other harmful substances.
Employers and managers have legal responsibilities to provide suitable health and safety arrangements and risk controls.
Training helps learners recognise hazards across different tasks, environments, equipment and workplace activities.
Learners understand how to evaluate risk levels and apply practical controls to reduce harm.
Risk assessment training supports better understanding of employer duties, employee responsibilities and workplace safety requirements.
Effective risk assessment helps organisations prevent injuries, reduce disruption and improve overall safety performance.
Risk assessment training helps organisations improve hazard identification, strengthen control measures, support compliance and create safer working environments.
Risk assessment training helps employees, supervisors, managers and organisations identify workplace hazards, assess risks and implement suitable control measures to reduce the likelihood of accidents, injuries and operational disruption.
Effective risk assessment plays a central role in workplace health and safety management and supports safer working environments across construction, manufacturing, logistics, engineering, healthcare, offices and commercial workplaces.
Learn how to identify workplace hazards including physical, chemical, biological, ergonomic and environmental risks.
Develop awareness of how to assess risk levels, prioritise hazards and evaluate the likelihood and severity of harm.
Understand practical control measures including safer systems of work, engineering controls, procedures and PPE.
Courses typically cover hazard identification, workplace legislation, risk control methods, legal responsibilities, documentation procedures, reporting requirements and practical workplace application.
Understand employer and employee duties relating to workplace health and safety and risk management.
Learn how risk assessments should be recorded, reviewed and maintained to support compliance and continual improvement.
Apply theoretical knowledge to real workplace situations through practical examples and risk assessment scenarios.
Risk assessment courses are suitable for employees, supervisors, managers, health and safety representatives, business owners, facilities managers and professionals responsible for workplace safety and operational risk management.
Suitable for workers who need a better understanding of workplace hazards, procedures and safer working practices.
Helps supervisors and managers oversee safer working environments and support effective risk control measures.
Supports safety professionals responsible for carrying out, reviewing or managing workplace risk assessments.
Risk assessment training is available through classroom courses, instructor-led virtual learning and flexible online e-learning formats to support different workplace and learner requirements.
Risk assessment training helps organisations strengthen workplace safety, improve hazard awareness, support compliance and reduce the likelihood of accidents and incidents.