Course Overview

This course teaches participants how to correctly complete Job Safety analysis (JSA) and Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS).

It is vital that workers know how to correctly complete risk assessments. A poorly completed risk assessment could increase the level of risk because workers think they have gone through the exercise of doing a risk assessment and have identified suitable risk controls. Creating a false sense of risk control and security.

A JSA can be used as a practical safety assessment tool through a process of identifying hazards, assessing, and addressing risks and controlling risks for jobs with a high potential risk of injury.

A safe work method statement (SWMS) is required for the high risk construction work activities defined in the WHS Regulations 2022.

Course Objectives

1. Define duties of the PCBU and Workers

2. Identify, assess, and control hazards associated with construction and building work tasks

3. To identify when a JSA and a SWMS is required under the legislation

4. To identify hazards at work and to take positive action to reduce or eliminate those hazards, using the preferred order of control

5. To develop a safe system of work through the preparation of a JSA and SWMS, for a job task, in consultation with persons involved in the task

6. Review a JSA, SWMS for compliance with the minimum requirements of the WHS legislation

7. Understand the importance to work together to secure a safe workplace

On Completion

On successful completion of this course, participants will be issued with a Certificate of Attendance.

At a Glance

Price
Group Booking $1,375

Duration
1/2 Day

Dates
As requested

Locations
Courses can be conducted at your Workplace or at one of our training venues:

Level 17, 2 The Esplanade Perth WA
Level 1, 484 Albany Highway Victoria Park