1. Module 5: Who Might Be Harmed and Evaluating the Risks

    Module 5 covers the five-step risk assessment process, focusing on identifying potential hazards and evaluating risks. It emphasizes the importance of considering employees, contractors, and visitors, as well as those with special needs.
  2. Module 4: Identifying Hazards

    Module 4 focuses on the five-step risk assessment process, which involves identifying job hazards, determining how to handle risks, recording results, and regularly checking them.
  3. Module 3: Strategy - Options and Elements

    This online training module focuses on strategic risk assessment options and elements. Four primary risk management strategies can be used for every risk: avoidance, transfer reduction, and acceptance.
  4. Module 2: Legislation, Regulation and Civil Law

    Module 2 covers risk assessment-related UK legislation, regulation, and civil law. Key terms in these rules include right for purpose, should, must, and absolute duty to practicable.
  5. Module 1: The Basics

    This course introduces risk assessments, their importance, and execution. It covers the UK workplace deaths and injuries, their benefits and risks, and the impact of legislation, regulation, civil law, and codes of practice.
  6. Brief Description of Introduction to Risk Assessment

    The "Introduction to Risk Assessment" course provides participants with fundamental knowledge and skills in assessing and managing risks within various contexts, such as workplaces or projects.
  7. Module 4: Personal Safety Solutions

    This module discusses real World Safety solutions, focusing on the development of security ideas through lone workers' experiences, external sources like HSE, Susie Lamp Trust, police.
  8. Module 3: Assessing the Risks

    This Module discusses risk assessment for loan workers, who may face higher risks from public violence, theft, accidents, sudden illness, fire risks, inadequate hygiene, rest, and welfare facilities, and social isolation.
  9. Module 1: Lone Worker Personal Safety: The Basics

    This online training course focuses on loan worker safety principles, workplace violence, legal obligations, personal safety, risk assessment, training, communication equipment, job design, and surroundings.
  10. Module 2: The Law: Responsibilities

    Module 2 covers the laws and duties of employers and employees regarding loan workers. Employers must ensure staff health, safety, and welfare by following the 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act