Risk Management Awareness

Whether you're on an FPSO, construction site, or refinery, this course will help build a proactive, intervention-ready workforce capable of spotting danger and stopping it in its tracks.

Risk Management Awareness

At a glance

  • 30 minutes
  • 10 assessment questions
  • No pre-requisites
  • 80% pass mark

Accreditation

This course is written in accordance with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) guidance.

The HSE is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety.

Accreditation

£40.00

Per unit - exc. VAT

Why this course matters

  • Over 60,000 non-fatal injuries occur annually in UK workplaces
  • Risk-related failures are a leading cause of process safety incidents and occupational fatalities
  • Many incidents result from a lack of hazard recognition, poor communication, or inadequate planning
  • Structured risk management is proven to reduce incidents and improve team confidence

 

(Source: HSE.gov.uk, Step Change in Safety)

  • Overview

    Each year, hazardous industries face thousands of preventable incidents, many caused by unmanaged risks. This high-impact training course equips learners with the knowledge and practical tools to identify, assess, and control risks before they cause harm. 

    The course introduces key concepts such as hazards, risks, and controls, outlines how to carry out structured risk assessments, and explores how interventions, dynamic assessments, and management of change all contribute to safer working environments. 

    Tailored for high-risk sectors such as oil and gas, maritime, wind energy, and heavy industry, this course offers scenario-based learning, interactive exercises, and real-world examples to embed essential skills and improve risk literacy across your workforce.

  • Who should take this course?

    This training is suitable for:

    • Personnel in hazardous environments (onshore or offshore)
    • Supervisors and safety coordinators
    • Permit-to-work approvers and risk assessors
    • Operational staff involved in planning, maintenance, or high-risk tasks
    • Contractors or technicians in energy, maritime, and heavy industry sectors
  • Learning outcomes

    By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

    LO1: Define the terms: risk assessment, hazards, controls, and risks.

    LO2: Describe the hierarchy of controls its role in risk management.

    LO3: Explain the principles and techniques involved in risk assessment.

    LO4: Outline the typical steps involved in conducting a risk assessment.

    LO5: Explain how to use a risk matrix.

    LO6: Identify and analyse additional elements that enhance the effectiveness of risk assessments.

    LO7: Explain how management of change can both contribute to and prevent workplace injuries.

    LO8: Explain the purpose and evaluate the effectiveness of risk intervention systems.

    LO9: Explain how to safely carry out an intervention in response to an identified risk

    LO10: Explain the importance of reporting and lessons learned.

  • Course content

    This course combines high-impact visuals, clear narration, and interactive activities to guide learners through:

    • Understanding risk, hazards, controls, and ALARP
    • Voluntary vs. involuntary risks in hazardous workplaces
    • The hierarchy of control: elimination to PPE
    • Step-by-step process for conducting a risk assessment
    • How to use and interpret a risk matrix
    • Toolbox talks, safety drills, and dynamic risk assessments
    • Management of change (MoC): principles and application
    • Risk intervention systems and how to “stop the job”
    • Structuring safe, effective interventions
    • Incident reporting and lessons learned
  • Assessment & certification

    This Risk Management Awareness training course ends with a 10-question multiple choice assessment with downloadable certificate. 

    User certificates, training progress, and results are all stored centrally in your LMS and can be accessed any time to reprint certificates, check and set pass marks, and act as proof of a commitment to ongoing legal compliance.

  • What does my certificate include?

    Your Risk Management Awareness training certificate includes your name, company name (if applicable), name of course taken, pass percentage, date of completion, expiry date and stamps of approval or accreditations by recognised authorities. 

    Note: If using SCORM delivery via a third-party LMS, certification will need to be generated within your host LMS.

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