Posted By .e Hello. I've just been asked at short notice to put together some risk assessment training for managers, not a problem and I've put together a punchy presentation, I've got a bunch of quiz's and a few exercises, but well, they are a bit crap. I'm just wondering if anyone has some well recieved risk assessment training tools that you can recommend? Thanks in advance.

Posted By Richard Altoft I do a lot of risk assessment training courses and one of the best uses the afternoon to get out on the plant, usually using a big workshop as the example. Candidates are given nothing except a pencil and a clip board of blank sheets. They are told to forget about software and just use their brains and eyes and experience to do the HSE five steps. They then do a short feedback on hazards, controls and the likely effectiveness of those controls. Very enlightening to all concerned and several new hazards turn up every session. R

Posted By .e Thanks for comments/replies. Yes, the purpose is to become competent risk assessors in their own right; basically the materials I have are useless as don't really relate to the purpose of the training. I was just after different methods to give instruction, information for them to gain understanding to then go on and perform RA's at the latter of the session.