Occupational Health Risk Assessment and Hazard Ranking for Mines
Develops the specialist skill of occupational health risk assessment, the structured process used to identify, quantify and rank health hazards that drive medical surveillance and control programmes at African mines. Participants learn to profile exposures to dust, noise, chemicals, heat and ergonomic stressors and to prioritise interventions. The programme links health risk assessment to surveillance, controls and legal obligations.
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Identify chemical, physical, biological and ergonomic health hazards in mining.
Apply occupational health risk assessment methodology and hazard ranking.
Quantify exposures and compare against occupational exposure limits.
Prioritise controls and link assessments to medical surveillance.
Compile homogeneous exposure groups and risk profiles.
Report findings and integrate them into the mine health programme.
Course outline
01Health hazards in the mining environment
02Occupational health risk assessment methodology
03Exposure quantification and occupational limits
04Hazard ranking and prioritisation
05Homogeneous exposure groups and profiles
06Linking assessment to medical surveillance
07Reporting and integration into health programmes
Who should attend
This programme is intended for occupational hygienists, occupational health practitioners, safety officers and health risk assessors at mining operations.
Fees are per delegate. South African venues are priced in rand; other locations and online in US dollars. Fees exclude 15% VAT where applicable. Group bookings of three or more delegates from the same organisation qualify for a reduced rate; contact us for a quotation.
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