Comprehensive Risk Assessments, Method Statements & Quality Planning
Mitigating Risk Event Consequences through Documented Control Measures
This programme is delivered in-house or at our Doha centre. Contact us to confirm scheduling, group sizing and fees for your team.
RegisterThis training course provides a comprehensive introduction to the essential principles of conducting competent risk assessments, preparing detailed method statements, and developing robust client/contractor project quality plans. An effective risk and project safety management program is widely recognized as a critical component in ensuring the control and competency of both client projects and contractor risk management procedures.
Preventing major incidents requires that both client and contractor personnel, regardless of their role, adhere strictly to project risk control procedures, safe working practices, and quality plans.
- Gain specialized knowledge to carry out risk assessments effectively
- Learn how to prepare comprehensive method statements and quality plans
- Understand the key elements required for robust health and safety management
- Ensure client/contractor contractual requirements and compliance are met
- Recognize the importance of roles, responsibilities, and individual competence
This training course uses a variety of learning approaches, including group activities, exercises, and case studies. A key component of the learning process is the sharing of experiences and knowledge among participants.
- Utilizing proven risk and contractor compliance processes
- More effectively implementing existing systems
- Building confidence in the prevention of major incidents
- Introducing new methods to improve operational efficiency
- Increased career flexibility with new skills and knowledge
- Competence in conducting effective risk assessments and reviewing method statements
- Accelerated problem resolution for all related issues
- Exposure to a range of perspectives by sharing best practices
- Enhanced confidence through practicing new client/contractor project planning techniques
- Line and Project Managers
- Supervisors
- Senior Management Team
- Auditors
- Incident Investigators
Day 1 — Introduction & Key System Links
- Terminology used in Risk Assessments, Method Statements, and Quality Plans
- Key system links between HSE&Q processes
- Relationship between Risk Assessments, Method Statements, and Quality Plans
- Overview of ISO 31000 Risk Management Standard
- Overview and role of Safety Management System (SMS)
- Understanding roles, responsibilities, and compliance assurance
Day 2 — Risk Assessment
- Principles of Risk Assessment
- Step 1: Identify Hazards
- Step 2: Determine Who Might Be Harmed and How
- Step 3: Evaluate Risks and Decide on Precautions
- Step 4: Record Findings and Implement Them
- Step 5: Review Your Assessment and Update if Necessary
Day 3 — Method Statements
- What goes into Method Statements?
- What are Method Statements, and How Do We Write Them?
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Methodology
- Practical Applications
- Best Practices
Day 4 — Quality Plans
- Review of ISO 10005 Quality Management Plan Standard
- Correspondence between ISO 10005 and ISO 9001
- Development of Joint Client/Contractor Project Quality Plan
- Review, Acceptance, Implementation, and Revision
- Developing Joint Client/Contractor Safety Procedures
- Auditing and Monitoring Quality Plan Compliance
Day 5 — Implementation Planning
- Utilizing Risk Assessment Findings
- Communicating Risk Method Statements
- Competence Assurance and Training Procedures
- Developing a Client/Contractor Project Safety Checklist
- Key Point Summary of Course Topics
- Close of Course