Hazard identification and risk assessment in electrical and power environments, and building a safety management system that operates rather than sits in a file.
A safety system that lives in a file has not reduced anyone's risk. Set in electrical and power environments, this covers hazard identification, risk assessment, and building a management system that people actually operate and that holds up when it is audited.
The principles and duties of workplace safety management.
Identifies hazards across electrical and power-engineering work.
Assesses likelihood and consequence to prioritise risks.
Applies the hierarchy of controls to reduce risk.
Builds the SMS structure, procedures, and monitoring.
Investigates incidents and turns findings into improvement.
Safety officers, engineers, supervisors, and managers in electrical and power-engineering settings.
Supervisory, engineering or SHEQ responsibility in a power or utility environment.
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