Level 3 Risk Assessment Train the Trainer

Overview of Risk Assessment Train The Trainer

Our Level 3 risk assessment Train the Trainer course is designed to enable those attending to confidently train their in-house teams.  During the course delegates will receive expert tuition from our team of experienced Trainers.  Having recently been updated this course now also includes support to monitor the competency of those administering medication.

Attendees will learn how to deliver our own risk assessment course, with a view to them using our materials in their own internal delivery post training.  Every person attending will also be assessed delivering a short micro teach to achieve a formal sign off of competence.

Trainers can help boost their in-house teams by expanding knowledge and skills gained from this risk assessment course to improve and maintain a high level of care provided to people. By improving understanding of legal frameworks, risk assessment processes and the communication across the business will enhance the capabilities of in-house teams to identify, recognise and keep people safe from hazards.

Training trainers in risk assessment is an important responsibility to upskill current professionals and students looking to make a difference and to improve the performance and reliability of in-house teams. Employers can also develop their understanding of responsibilities required in the workplace and be able to identify risks quickly to prevent danger to health and safety.

Benefits of having an in house Trainer

• Improve the quality of care provided
• Reassurance of having attended an externally accredited course
• Flexibility to train small groups as and when needed
• Reduce costs by removing the reliance on external providers

What do delegates receive?

• Training to deliver our own accredited materials
• Trainer notes
• Presentations
• Delegate workbook
• Videos to support delivery
• Certificate templates
• Periodic material updates
• Ongoing support from our Training Team

Objectives

By the end of the session delegates will be able to:

• Demonstrate an understanding of the risk assessment process
• Understand the need for risk assessing
• Explain the differences between hazard, risk and control measures
• Identify key responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
• Recognise the 5 steps of the risk assessment process
• Understand the importance of recording and maintaining risk assessments

Course Content

• What is a risk assessment?
• Why do we need risk assessments?
• Related terminology
• Responsibilities of employer and employee
• What to look for when risk assessing
• Hierarchy of control
• 5 step risk assessment process
• Common risk assessments in care settings
• Keeping records
• Maintaining records
• How to plan a training session
• Observed assessment of delivery