NEBOSH IGC Lecture 9 | Element 3.4 | Risk Assessment

Описание: NEBOSH IGC Lecture 9 | Element 3.4 | Risk Assessment

Welcome to Khyber International Safety Institute!
In this NEBOSH IGC Lecture Series, we simplify health and safety concepts with real-life examples and professional insights. Learn the NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC) in an easy-to-understand way and enhance your career in safety management.

This video is very helpful for:
NEBOSH IGC1 students
Safety officers & HSE professionals
IOSH & international safety learners
Watch till end for exam tips and easy understanding.

(1) NEBOSH IGC Lecture 1 | Element 1.1 | Moral and Financial Reasons for Managing Health and Safety:    • NEBOSH IGC Lecture 1 | Element 1.1 | Moral...  
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(2) NEBOSH IGC Lecture 2 | Element 1.2 | Regulating Health and Safety:    • NEBOSH IGC Lecture 2 | Element 1.2 | Regul...  
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(3) NEBOSH IGC Lecture 3 | Element 1.3 | Who Does What in Organisation
   • NEBOSH IGC Lecture 3 | Element 1.3 | Who D...  
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(4) NEBOSH IGC Lecture 4 | Element 2.1 | Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems:   • NEBOSH IGC Lecture 4 | Element 2.1 | Occup...  
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(5)NEBOSH IGC Lecture 5 | Element 2.2| Making the Management System Work The Health and Safety Policy :   • NEBOSH IGC Lecture 5 | Element 2.2| Making...  

(6) NEBOSH IGC Lecture 6 | Element 3.1| Health and Safety Culture:    • NEBOSH IGC Lecture 6 | Element 3.1|  Healt...  

(7) NEBOSH IGC Lecture 7 | Element 3.2 | Improving Health and Safety Culture:    • NEBOSH IGC Lecture 7 | Element 3.2 | Impro...  

(8) NEBOSH IGC Lecture 8 | Element 3.3 | Human Factors Which Influence Safety-Related Behaviour:   • NEBOSH IGC Lecture 8 | Element 3.3 | Human...  

Topics Covered:
Element 3.4 – Risk Assessment
Hazard and Risk Definitions
Risk Profiling
Purpose of Risk Assessment
Suitable and Sufficient Risk Assessment
Five Steps to Risk Assessment
Hazard Identification Methods
People at Risk
Risk Evaluation
Hierarchy of Control
Residual and Tolerable Risk
Recording and Review of Risk Assessment
Vulnerable Workers

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