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HSE reveals agenda for upcoming webinar
24 May 2021
ON 25 May 2021 at 10:30am HSM will be hosting a free-to-attend webinar with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) on managing risk from assessment to control - bringing your risk assessment to life
Effective risk management systems allow an organisation, large or small, to meet its legal requirements in protecting workers by not only identifying risk but putting in place measures to ensure adequate risk controls. Too often risk assessment becomes a tick-box exercise but it’s vitally important that the organisation is mindful of the risks that are identified and takes ongoing action to monitor and manage them. This strong focus on worker health and safety, in turn, benefits organisational performance.
Supported by Health and Safety Matters magazine, the Health and Safety Executive are offering this free webinar to organisations looking to understand and control different types of risks in their workplaces. This webinar will feature a panel of experts from HSE including HM Health and Safety Inspectors, and NEBOSH who will discuss current guidance and principles in tackling risk. We’ll be taking questions during the webinar and highlighting resources, products and services that can help you build a successful risk management programme that protects employees from harm.
Agenda
Time |
Topic |
Speaker |
10:30am |
Webinar start |
Mark Sennett, Managing Editor of Health and Safety Matters magazine will welcome us to this unique webinar. |
10:35am |
Introduction to the panellists |
Matt Birtles, Principal Ergonomics and Human Factors Consultant, Health and Safety Executive, will introduce the panellists and their expert specialisms. |
10:40am |
Principles of Risk Management |
Kim Ross, HM Inspector of Health and Safety, Health and Safety Executive, talks through reasons for managing health and safety risks; the straight-forward steps organisations should take to effectively manage risk; and the importance of taking ongoing action to monitor and manage identified risks. |
10:50am |
A common sense approach to risk management |
Ron Macbeth, Risk Assessment Technical Lead, Health and Safety Executive, will outline some fundamentals of risk assessment as well as highlight some common traps to avoid when assessing risks and identifying controls to manage those risks. |
10:55am |
An HM Inspectors experience |
Nic Rigby, HM Principal Inspector, Health and Safety Executive, will give us insight into what Inspectors look for when visiting a site and give us some examples of good and bad practice that he has seen. |
11:05am |
How the risk management principles have been used in the development of the Training Course and app |
Matt Powell-Howard, Head of Learning and Partnerships, NEBOSH, will show us some resources and guidance that HSE have developed to help organisations tackle Risk Control. He’ll introduce the new NEBOSH/HSE Award in Managing Risk and Risk Assessment at Work and the new HSE SME mobile app. |
11:15am |
Q&A |
We’ll be taking questions on the day from 9:30am to the end of the webinar at 11:30am through the online platform. Please do send us any questions you have, and we’ll endeavour to answer them during the session, or afterwards via email. We’d also like any feedback you may have to help us in the future. |
11:30am |
Webinar close |
The webinar takes place on 25 May 2021 at 10:30am and all attendees will earn CPD points. You can register to attend for FREE at https://events.streamgo.live/HSE-managing-risk/register
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