What you need to know about hazard management in the workplace...

Hazard management is the cornerstone of health and safety management systems – the key tool for meeting employer obligations to “take all practicable steps to prevent harm or injury”. Using a systematic approach, we can identify and manage hazards so people are not harmed in the course of their work. But where do we start? We start by defining what we mean by ‘hazard’. Put simply, we’re talking about anything that could cause injury or illness in any way. In particular, we are interested in “significant” hazards – those with the potential to cause serious harm or injury.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1- Why should you do hazard management? This is the step that will make the biggest difference to your staff’s health and safety.

• It is the most basic step and it’s not difficult.
• You don’t have to do it by yourself – you achieve better results by actively involving your staff.
• The law says you have to.

2- What is the Hazard Module? It is a comprehensive risk management system administered entirely via the Internet and focuses on assisting you to manage the key risk areas faced by organisations;

1. History of all Hazards registered;
2. Load images to help identify the hazards;
3. Engage all staff to solve one problem by Likes and Comments;
4. Attach documents and links to all your records;
5. Do investigation under of each Hazard;
6. Do Audits under of each Hazard;
7. Create Corrective Actions under of each Hazard;
8. Keep your staff updated using the High Risk Notification;
9. Share the investigation with others;
10. Dashboard of performances in real time.

5- How many user accounts should I buy? It largely depends on your organization. All individuals responsible for monitoring or quality management and health and safety must have a user account. Senior management may also require accounts to monitor serious action requests. Our programs are flexible complementary. You can open or close user accounts easy and the system automatically updates your changes.

6- Do you offer training? Hazard Module is designed to work with it's existing risk management processes. If you have current knowledge of risk management processes, using the Hazard System will be second nature to you.

"Manage the risks, not the paperwork"