Workplace accidents and fatalities are a frequent occurrence, posing a significant threat to occupational safety. These incidents often arise due to the absence or ineffectiveness of risk-reducing controls.

Course Objectives:

Upon the successful completion of this program, participants will have good knowledge of the following:

· Components and Systems Reliability Calculations

· Identification of Hazards and Assessments of Overall Risks

· Calculation in the Reliability of Control and Protective Systems

· Identification of Sources of Failure Data

· Application Techniques for

· Quantity Fault and Event Trees

· Various Types of Dispersion Modelling for Fire, Explosion and Toxic Releases

· Selection of Appropriate Sets of Weather Conditions and Stability

· Carry out Fire Risks Analysis

· Human Reliability Analysis Data

· Calculation and Evaluation of Individual and Societal Risks

· Cost Benefit Analysis for the Optimization of Protection

· Risk Reduction Measures

· Additional Hazard Identification Methods (Historical Accidents Review)

· Frequency Estimation Using Historical Accident Data ( General Introduction)

· Consequence Analysis

· Risk Mitigation and Control

· Risk Assessment against Criteria

· Individual and Societal Risk Calculation

· Understand the moral, business and legal reasons for JSA

· Know how to decide which jobs require JSA

· Know the key requirements to conduct an effective JSA

· Be able to define hazard, evaluate risk

· Know the effectiveness and limitations of various controls

· Understand the hierarchy of control

· Know how to implement JSA into an organization and how to review existing an JSA process to ensure effectiveness

· Understand how to encourage continuous improvement through the JSA process

· The program provides instruction on the use of Job Safety Analysis (JSA), sometimes called Job Risk Analysis (JRA)

· Participants are taught how to identify jobs and tasks for analysis.

· Participants will identify workplace hazards, evaluate risk and decide how to implement effective control

· The stages and steps in performing a JSA are described in detail with examples provided throughout

· Participants will practice what they are taught by performing exercises and participating in a workshop session where they conduct a JSA to gain experience using the method

· The Program concludes with a discussion of how to implement and review Job Safety Analysis within their organization. The use of the results of JSA to reduce workplace risk is explained and examples are provided

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