Risk Awareness - Training for Industrial, Marine and Offshore Workers
Our Risk Awareness course is designed to improve safety awareness for individuals working in high‐risk environments such as industrial facilities, port operations, ships and offshore oil and gas installations. The training helps participants identify hazards, recognise unsafe conditions and understand how to take proactive action before incidents and accidents occur.
The course covers fundamental risk concepts including hazard identification, job safety analysis, near‐miss reporting, barrier models and safety observation techniques. Participants learn how to interpret risk matrices, assess likelihood and severity, and apply basic risk control measures across different workplace scenarios. Case studies from factories, marine operations and offshore installations are used to explain how small unsafe acts can lead to serious consequences if ignored.
Special focus is placed on safe behaviour, situational awareness and communication during routine and non‐routine operations. The course also introduces permit‐to‐work systems, toolbox talks, and stop‐work authority, empowering personnel to intervene when something does not look right.
This Risk Awareness training is ideal for all levels of operational staff, from technicians and deck crew to supervisors and new joiners entering hazardous working environments. By building a strong safety mindset and improving hazard perception skills, the course helps to prevent accidents and promote a positive safety culture across industrial and offshore workplaces.
What will I learn?
- Introduction to Risk & Hazard Awareness
- Regulatory Requirements, OSHA 29 CFR, IMO / STCW and ISM Code requirements, Port and offshore safety regulations
- Workplace Hazard Identification, Recognizing unsafe acts and unsafe conditions
- Typical hazards in industrial, marine and offshore environments
- Case study examples of accidents
- Risk Matrix and hierarchy of controls, Job safety analysis (JSA) / Task risk assessment (TRA)
- Role of observation and pre-task briefings
- Human factors and behavior-based safety
- Maintaining awareness in dynamic environments (offshore / ports)
- Control Measures and Safe Systems of Work, Permit-to-work systems
- PPE selection and correct use Isolation / Lockout-Tagout principles
- Fire, chemical spill and man overboard awareness, Muster points and evacuation routes, Importance of drill participation
- Reporting and Communication
- Environmental Awareness
- Pollution prevention and waste control
- Sensitivity to marine and coastal environments
- All industry workers working in hazardous atmosphere
- Marine and Offshore Personnel
- Port and Terminal Operators
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