Identifying and assessing hazards at each workstation is essential for preventing accidents and occupational illnesses. In many sectors, poor risk management leads to production stoppages, high healthcare costs and a deterioration in the working climate.
This training provides the tools needed to conduct a workstation risk analysis in accordance with the single risk assessment document (DUERP), using recognised methods such as the assessment grid, the HAZOP method and occupational risk mapping. Participants will learn to prioritise prevention measures and develop an effective action plan, thereby strengthening the prevention culture within their organisation.
Training objectives
Identify the specific hazards associated with each workstation using the risk analysis method
Understand how to conduct an ergonomic and environmental assessment of the workstation
Define priority prevention measures and the corrective actions to be implemented
Prepare a structured analysis report including risk sheets and an action plan
Who this training is for
Workstation operators and technicians
Team leaders and production supervisors
Health, safety and environmental (HSE) managers
Ergonomists and risk prevention specialists
Training programme
Duration: 1 day
Introduction
Workstation risk analysis methods
Specific workstation hazards and risks
Operational proficiency: identification, ergonomic and environmental assessment, and prioritisation of measures
Roles and responsibilities in the analysis process
Case study: preparing an analysis report and action plan
Prevention performance indicators
Teaching methods
Interactive presentations
Practical case studies
Benchmarking
Discussions and experience sharing
Quizzes and assessments
Benefits
What this training provides for your organisation
Reducing workstation-related incidents through precise identification of ergonomic and environmental hazards
Improving employees’ health and well-being by implementing targeted prevention measures
Compliance with legal requirements and ISO standards related to occupational risk assessment
Strengthening the company’s prevention culture through clear accountability among those involved in the analysis process
Optimising productivity by eliminating sources of fatigue and dysfunction related to workstations
