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Supervisor’s Guide to Field Level Risk Assessment: Part 2 Training OThersAgenda OverviewModule One Introduction to the Field Level Risk AssessmentIntroductionsThe Need for Field Level Risk Assessment : ExamplesDescription of Field Level Risk AssessmentWhen to Use Field Level Risk AssessmentModule Two The Mental ProcessUsing the Memory JoggerHow to Do Field Level Risk AssessmentCase StudyModule Three Doing Field Level Risk AssessmentKind of Hazards and ControlsCase StudyModule Four ResponsibilitiesFit with Company Occupational Health and Safety ProgramResponsibilitiesBarriers, Supports and BenefitsConstruction Owners Association of Alberta 6
Supervisor’s Guide to Field Level Risk Assessment: Part 2 Training OThersHOW TO PREPARE YOURSELF FOR THE TRAINING1. Complete the Supervisor’s Guide to Field Level Risk Assessment-Part 1: Self Study TrainingThis will help you to develop your own skills in Field Level Risk Assessment. Many of the exercises in the selfstudyare also used in the worker workshop training. Completing these exercises on your own will make it easierfor you to teach others the skills.2. Read through the lesson plans.This will give you an overview of the training. It will help you assess how much preparation you will need.3. Answer the following questions about the Field Level Risk Assessment training being delivered inyour company.• Who will be trained in your company?• What will the format of the training be? One (two and half hour) session, two (one hour) sessions orfour (one half-hour) sessions?• Where will the training be conducted?• Who will you be training?• What tools are being provided by the company? The “Memory Jogger” card? The “Worker’s Guideto Field Level Risk Assessment”? The “Field Level Risk Assessment Form” with attached copies ofthe “Risk Assessment Matrix”?4. Develop company specific case studies to use in the training.Using real examples from the work that you do will help make the training interesting and practical. How todevelop company specific case studies for this purpose is “How to Customize the Training.”5. Add information about your company’s approach to Field Level Risk Assessment to Lesson Plan #4.The training requires you to tell workers about how your company is implementing Field Level Risk Assessment.To be able to do this, you will need to have answers to the following questions:• What is the company trying to achieve by using Field Level Risk Assessment?• Have targets been set for improvements? If so what are they?• How important is reaching these targets to the company?• How does management see Field Level Risk Assessment fitting with the current safety program?• What are the expectations of supervisors? e.g. Will filling in forms be required? Will suggestions forwork improvements?• What are the expectations of workers? e.g. Will they be required to make suggestions for workimprovements? To fill in forms in a supervisors absence?• What standards have been set for Field Level Risk Assessment? e.g. How completely should the formbe filled out? How often should forms be submitted and to whom? How will these be monitored?Construction Owners Association of Alberta 7
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Supervisor’s Guide to Field Level Risk Assessment: Part 2 Training OThersAgenda OverviewModule One Introduction to the Field Level Risk AssessmentIntroductionsThe Need for Field Level Risk Assessment : ExamplesDescription <strong>of</strong> Field Level Risk AssessmentWhen to Use Field Level Risk AssessmentModule Two The Mental ProcessUsing the Memory JoggerHow to Do Field Level Risk AssessmentCase StudyModule Three Doing Field Level Risk AssessmentKind <strong>of</strong> Hazards and ControlsCase StudyModule Four ResponsibilitiesFit with Company Occupational Health and Safety ProgramResponsibilitiesBarriers, Supports and Benefits<strong>Construction</strong> <strong>Owners</strong> <strong>Association</strong> <strong>of</strong> Alberta 6
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