Hierarchy of Controls
About this course
Hazards and safety risks exist in almost every workplace. When safety is not taken seriously, things can go wrong, and people get hurt; sometimes, even fatalities can occur. Ensuring risks of harm to workers can be managed is one of the highest priorities in the workplace. Some laws even state that controlling risks is an obligation of employers and workers. The Hierarchy of Controls is one tool that can help us select the best control risks. This module is designed to provide you with knowledge about the Hierarchy of Controls and examples of how to use it to ensure you can work safely. Learning Outcomes After completion of this module, you should be able to: - understand the definition of the hierarchy of controls - know where the hierarchy of controls fits into the risk management process - recognise the levels of the hierarchy of controls - know how to use the hierarchy of controls.
About this Provider
Kognent helps you to meet your obligations and empower your team with Australian and New Zealand tailored courses that make employee training a breeze.Kognent is a passionate team of learning professionals, based on the Sunshine Coast. We're driven by user experience, quality in-house design and development, and continuous improvement. We pride ourselves on our personable and open-minded approach and enjoy a bit of fun along the way.
Modules
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Hierarchy of Controls Interactive module
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