Understanding Hazards
A hazard is an unsafe condition when started. It could damage equipment, property, or people.
Course Details
Duration 4 – 8 Hours 
Training Mode Online / in-company 
Language English
Certificate Validity 1 Year
Prerequisites None
Assessment Onboard Exam
Corporate Training
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Introduction
Common hazards exist in every workplace. You need to be able to recognise them and know what to do about them. In this course we will be covering some of the major hazards: –
Mechanical HazardsPhysical HazardsChemical HazardsBiological HazardsEnvironmental HazardsOrganizational Hazards Aggression and violence Bullying Computer Workstations Drugs and alcoholElectricityFireHousekeepingLightingManual HandlingNoisePlant and MachineryRadiationSlips and TripsStressTemperatureVehicles and Transport SafetyWho can take this Course
SupervisorsEmployeesContractorsCourse Certification
Successful participation who passed the written and practical test will receive certificates on Understanding Hazards
Minimum Qualification
Ability to understand English unless the course is being agreed to be delivered in Clients required language.
Course Details
Duration 4 – 8 Hours Training Mode Online / in-company Language EnglishCertificate Validity 1 YearPrerequisites NoneAssessment Onboard Exam
Contact Us
Mr.Kalyan Pathakota | +91 8121563728 | kalyan.r@greenwgroup.com
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FAQ
Understanding hazard recognition and risk tolerance are essential to evaluate risks and prevent any potential accidents.
Adequate controls protect workers from workplace hazards; it helps to avoid injuries, illnesses, and scary incidents; minimize or eliminate safety and health risks; they help employers provide workers with safe and healthful working conditions
The hazard assessment aims to help design and develop a plan that will recognize hazards, assess risks, and form controls based on typical workplace situations. Both employers and employees have accountability for pointing out potential health and safety hazards.