Hazard Recognition and FLHA

Most injuries happen to people who have done the job many times before. This course trains crews, new workers and supervisors to look on purpose: spot the hazards on a job before work starts, judge how serious they are, choose controls in the order Alberta’s OHS Code sets out, and complete a field level hazard assessment that means something.

You also get two printable forms: a general FLHA for any task, and a hazard register for tracking hazards and controls at a workplace.

• Why experienced workers miss hazards
• Safety and health hazards, including psychological hazards
• A hazard hunt on an illustrated job site
• Rating risk by likelihood and severity
• Eliminate, engineer, administer, then PPE
• The FLHA step by step, and when to redo it
• Reporting hazards and refusing dangerous work in Alberta

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