Risk assessment video
Review questions included for intensive knowledge transfer
This video was designed to help you and your company learn the basics of safety through design and risk assessments.
Covered in this video you will learn:
- Reasons why your company should be using safety through design
- Principles of safety through design
- How to use the hazard hierarchy to reduce risks
- What is a risk assessment
- How is a risk assessment different from an FMEA
- How to conduct a risk assessment
Why do you need to learn about safety through design?
Ethical reasons:
Preventing accidents is the right thing to do.
Cost:
Addressing hazards before they can cause accidents, injury, illness or damage reduces and even eliminates in some cases
many costs including medical, worker compensation, lost time, litigation and others.
Competition:
Often additional sources of innovation can be found. These may be new improvements that make the design easier to
use or more marketable.
Industry:
Increased requirements from industry and governments.
Also included on the video:
- Real world examples of safety through design and risk assessments
- Review questions and answers for maximum knowledge retention
- Risk assessment benchmarks—learn how other industries and international governments approach risk assessments and what they expect from you
Industry benchmarks included:
Aviation Industry Ground Operations
Machine Tool ANSI B11 TR3
United States Military MILSTD 882
European Requirements ISO 14121/EN1050
Packaging Industry’s ANSI/PMMI B155.1
Robotics Industry’s ANSI/RIA R15.06
Semiconductor Industry’s SEMI S10
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