Hazard Identification | Webinar

IQA Hazard Identification Webinar
The Hazard Identification webinar will examine the processes required to routinely identify hazards in the workplace, so they can be assessed and controlled.

 

 

 

Date: Thursday 2nd March 2023
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm AEDT
Location: Online Via Zoom 

A hazard is a source of potential damage, harm or adverse health effect on something or someone.  As we know, quarries and associated industry sites are filled with hazards, which can turn into harmful incidents when not identified, managed and monitored appropriately.

Hazard identification is the process of finding and recording potential hazards that are or may be present in the workplace, and as such is an integral part of the safety function, which includes consistently assessing the risks in a workplace. The Brady Review (2018) highlighted failure to identify hazards as a contributing factor to safety performance in the mining and quarrying industry. In 36% of serious accidents reviewed, the hazard which cause the accident was not identified, therefore there was no control in place.

The Hazard Identification webinar has been designed to examine the processes required to routinely identify hazards in the workplace, so that they can be assessed and controlled.

The webinar will cover:

  • Hazard identification as the first stage of the Risk Management process
  • Types of hazards
  • Hazard identification tools and systems

Who is this webinar for?

The course is recommended for quarry owners, quarry managers, quarry supervisors, managers and other safety support staff.   

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand hazard identification as a critical part of the risk management process
  • Understand potential consequences of ineffective hazard identification
  • Examine common types of hazards in quarry environments
  • Examine common tools for hazard identification

Webinar Facilitator:

Peter Ambrose | Business Consultant

Peter has worked in senior management roles in the construction materials sector for over 30 years.  He has seen first hand that for an organisation to be successful, it needs to create a culture that clearly reflects its beliefs, behaviours, goals and how people engage both internally and externally. Peter has a passion for leading safety and employee wellbeing, including being a strong advocate for mental health.

Continuing Professional Development Hours (CPD Hours)

1 hour
QMCS Risk Management.
NSW MOC: 1. Mining and WHS Systems (Subject A: Safety Management System).
A completion certificate will be issued once finished. 

Registration Fees:

IQA Member: $95
Non-Member: $125
IQNZ Member: $95 AUD

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Registrations Close: Tuesday 28 February 2023, unless sold out prior.

Webinar Platform:

This webinar will be run on the Zoom Platform. Registrants will be sent separate login details a few days prior to the webinar. To run Zoom you will need to download the software. If you have questions regarding the system requirements please visit the Zoom website.

Requirements:

All participants must have access to the following:

  • Internet connection Laptop, PC or Phone with sound and video capability
  • Quiet environment

If you have questions regarding the system requirements please visit the Zoom website.

Disclaimer:
All information is correct at the time of publication. The IQA reserves the right to alter or delete items as required, and takes no responsibility for any errors. omissions and changes.
When
2/03/2023 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
AUS Eastern Daylight Time
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