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The International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM) is a UK-based professional membership organisation with a global footprint.


We work together – providing training, knowledge sharing and networks – to support the competence of risk and safety professionals.


Risk management is essential to the sustainability of any organisation. Our two key courses, Managing Risk – The Essentials and Managing Health and Safety Risks – The Essentials, help individuals and teams develop the skills to manage risk effectively.


Nearly three million workers die every year due to work-related accidents and diseases, an increase of more than 5% compared to 2015, according to International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates.


WORKING ON AN INTERNATIONAL SCALE Managing Health and Safety Risks – The Essentials


was developed to cover the range of health and safety legislation that applies to workplaces in the UK, but also to takes into account that IIRSM has an international reach – one of IIRSM’s key differentiators. The risks that our international communities may face can be very different to that of our UK organisations.


Managing Health and Safety Risks provides an essential understanding of why employees should proactively play their role in managing health and safety and how they can do this.


This is a two-day course, delivered in a live, online learning environment and features newly refreshed, real-life case studies to highlight the impact of events, along with video, discussion, group and reflective activities, so that participants can apply the theory to their own workplace scenarios.


VALUABLE SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE Our participants speak highly of the training.


Chidera Azudiugwu said: “Enrolling in IIRSM’s Managing Health and Safety Risks course was one of the best decisions I’ve made for my professional development.”


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IIRSM explain how their courses help you manage essential health and safety risks across industry sectors.


“The comprehensive content, expert instruction and interactive learning environment exceeded my expectations. I gained valuable skills and knowledge that make me feel confident to carry out the risk assessment on my own,” said Abdul Wahab, course delegate.


“I would recommend this course to anyone looking to enhance their understanding of health and safety risk management.”


Participants on the course gain:


● An appreciation of why health and safety matters to the organisation, including how it relates to the wider risk management of the organisation, and their role in ensuring good health and safety management.


● An overview of the key principles and processes involved in managing health and safety, that can be applied to any organisation, industry or location.


● The ability to conduct a risk assessment, investigate an incident and set action plans.


● Knowledge of the critical role of culture and people and the key leadership behaviours needed to engage with their teams and those more senior.


● An appreciation of the evolving nature of health and safety risks.


● An understanding of sources of reliable and relevant information, to proactively manage health and safety within an area of responsibility.


At IIRSM, we understand that every organisation has unique training needs. That’s why we offer a range of courses that can be delivered in-house and tailored specifically to your requirements. Additionally, we provide customised courses and flexible scheduling to ensure maximum convenience and effectiveness for your team.


Get in touch with us on +44 (0)20 8741 9100 or training@iirsm.org.


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