Safety in Design Training
The aim of this 1-day Safety in Design (SiD) course is to train the course participants to actively participate in SiD workshops and how/when to implement a SiD review. Safety in Design (SiD) is a process that integrates hazard identification and risk assessment methods early in the design process. SiD considers how to eliminate, isolate or minimise the risks of death, injury and ill health to those who will construct, operate, maintain, decommission or demolish an asset.
This course has the option of an additional 3 hours of one on one training with a senior consultant and can greatly lift your capabilities in a real-world setting. Just select ‘Course + Competence Support’ from the drop down on the registration form when you click the ‘Register Now’ button below.
Course Content
- Understanding the life cycle of an asset, and the stages of project execution
- Distinguishing hazards, risks, hazardous events and control measures
- Legislative requirements for all workplaces, and for designers
- Planning for SiD: Selecting the scope of asset life cycle stages to review
- Planning for SiD: Selecting the timing of these review workshops
- Hazard identification methods and how to select an appropriate type
- Methods of assessing consequences, assessing risk, and demonstrating risk reduction So Far As Is Reasonably Practicable (SFAIRP)
- Interactive workshop: A sample SiD review across the full life cycle of an asset
- Implementing SiD management within the organisation and project
Additional information
Course Options | Course, Course + Competence Support |
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