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Conduct Local Risk Control

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National Training Package

Conduct Local Risk Control underpins the unit of competency RIIRIS201B Conduct Local Risk Control  which is a core unit of competency from the nationally accredited RII09 Resources and Infrastructure Industry Training Package.  This course, however, is not nationally accredited as MARCSTA is not an RTO.

This program covers the conduct of local risk control in resources and infrastructure industries and is appropriate for those working in entry level operational roles, at worksites within:

  • Civil construction
  • Coal mining
  • Drilling
  • Extractive industries
  • Metalliferous mining

Introduction

Inaugurated in 2004 this training program has been designed to take candidates through the key processes involved in identifying hazards and analysing and assessing the risks that they may encounter at their workplace.  The program provides candidates with the learning skills to put these concepts to work by observing actual workplace situations.

Candidates are encouraged to use their observation skills to recognise hazards, to assess their consequences and to develop action plans for their elimination.

 

Program Content

 

Elements and Performance Criteria

Element 1: Identify hazards

  • Access, interpret and apply compliance documentation relevant to conduct local risk control.
  • Inspect work area conditions to identify potential hazards in the workplace.
  • Access  and apply relevant safety systems information to eliminate situations covered by existing and adequate procedures.
  • Recognise the type and scope of unresolved hazards and their likely impact.

Element 2: Assess risk and identify unacceptable risk

  • Assess and determine consequence if the event should occur.
  • Consider and determine likelihood of the event.
  • Identify criteria for the acceptability/unacceptability of the risk or source from the appropriate party.
  • Assess risk against criteria to identify if it warrants 'unacceptable risk' status and either action or refer to the appropriate party.

Element 3: Identify, assess and implement risk treatments

  • Identify and consider all possible risk treatment options.
  • Identify options by preliminary analysis and consideration of possible options.
  • Analyse options, including the identification of resource requirements.
  • Select most appropriate action for dealing with the situation.
  • Plan and prepare the course of action in detail and acquire/obtain required resources.
  • Implement the risk treatment.
  • Review risk management processes.

Element 4: Complete records and reports

  • Communicate information on the course of action and implementation.
  • Complete records and reports for hazards and actions from personal risk assessment as specified by legislative and site requirements.

 

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