HAZARD IDENTIFICATION , RISK ASSESSMENT &RISK CONTROL (HIRARC)

INTRODUCTION FOR HAZARD IDENTIFICATION , RISK ASSESSMENT &RISK CONTROL (HIRARC)

Being the most important concept of all Occupational Health & Safety Management System (OHSMS), the Understanding, Evaluation and Implementing Effective Hazard Identification , Risk Assessment &Risk Control (HIRARC) at Workplace Training shape the entire Occupational Health & Safety Management System. A wrong or inadequate the HIRARC will lead to major non-conformity during certification, resources spent without sizeable return and loss of interest from the employees. The HIRARC should be based on the Failure Mode & Effect Analysis and focus on the Severity and Probability of Risk.

Occupational safety & health legislation training is developed for Industries to fulfil the legislative requirement under OSHA 1994 & FMA 1967. By having knowledge on this OSH regulation in Malaysia legal framework will make the employee and employer understand their roles and duty to protect the employee and keep maintained the safe and healthy workplace. This module was developed in a basic understanding in order to give awareness among employees and employer, particularly those who deal with OSH issues, eg. Internal OHSMS Auditor. This program will allow them in conducting also HIRARC activities in a more efficient way.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

To identify environmental, occupational safety and health laws, regulations and other requirements
To introduce the regulatory framework of Malaysia (OSHA 1994, FMA 1967 and others) and the influence of other international treaties on the direction of Malaysian legislation
To understand the definition of Occupational Hazard Risk
To understand and implement the method of HIRARC
To understand the consideration of factors in deciding tolerable & intolerable risk

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Company Internal Auditor, SHE Committee and SHE representative or any employees who are responsible for the HSE practice at workplace and continuous implementation of an environmentally safe and sound of work environment through their daily operation.

METHODOLOGY

Informative lectures reinforced by PowerPoint presentation, videos and group discussion

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

Maximum 25 pax

DURATION

2 days (9.00 am – 5.00 pm) – on 16 XX 201XX

COURSE CONTENT

Programme Schedule (Day 1)

Time	Subject
0900-0930	Introduction to Occupational Safety and Health Laws in Malaysia and relevancy OSHMS Introduction to HIRARC Program
0930-0955	Chemical Hazard Types of hazards Routes to exposure Symbols First aid Long-term risks Cancer Cardiovascular disease
0955-1045	Physical Hazard Falls Machines Confined spaces Noise Temperature Cold Stress Heat stress Electricity Sunlight Vibration Other hazards
1045-1100	BREAK
1100-1145	Biological hazard Classification Levels of biohazard Symbol Other hazards
1145-1230	Psychosocial hazard Causes Impact Psychological Physiological Social and behavioral Economic
1230-1330	LUNCH
1330-1445	Hazard Identification Observations, Inspections, Audits References to Standards / Law Complaints
1445-1515	Hazard Identification Accident reports Review of work activities Job Safety Analysis
1515-1530	BREAK
1530-1630	Hazard Identification Hazards and Operability Studies (HAZOP) Hazards Analysis (HAZAN)
1630-1700	Presentation & Evaluation END

Programme Schedule (Day 2)

Time	Subject
0900-0930	Introduction to DOSH HIRARC Guideline
0930-0955	Process of HIRARC : Risk Assessment Risk can be calculated using the following formula: L x S = Relative Risk L = Likelihood S = Severity
0955-1045	HIRARC : Documenting Process Risk Assessment Risk Evaluation
1045-1100	BREAK
1100-1145	HIRARC : Documenting Process Risk Assessment Risk Treatment – Action to be taken Hierarchy of hazard controls
1145-1230	Risk Control Elimination Substitution Isolation
1230-1330	LUNCH
1330-1445	Risk Control – Engineering Types and Examples of Engineering Controls Non-ventilation engineering controls Ventilation General Ventilation Local Exhaust Ventilation Designing and Implementing Engineering Controls Design considerations Additional benefits of good control Ensuring that Engineering Controls are effective and reliable Why engineering controls often fail to protect workers Commissioning Worker Training Checks, Monitoring and Maintenance
	Risk Control – Administrative Control Administration control Monitoring controls Safe work procedures Signage Training Supervising
1515-1530	BREAK
1530-1630	Risk Control- PPE Introduction Basic definitions Directives concerning PPE General rule Provision of PPE CE marking Selection of suitable PPE Employer’s checklist Important information Training Maintenance and inspection Management
1630-1700	Presentation & Evaluation END

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