HWSETA: 592PA05000127 – 2 days – NQF Level 4

Evaluation of critical tasks and workplace situations for potential hazards is the goal of critical task analysis.

A ‘critical task’ is a hands-on physical activity to be performed on the company’s premises that contains a significant element of risk to the worker, to the plant site, or to the environment.

Critical Task Analysis (CTA) is a methodical process used to determine what if any special controls or attention should be put into place when doing non-routine work.

Target Group

Persons with designated SHEQ supervisory and/or management responsibilities:

• SHEQ practitioners
• Department heads and line managers
• Representatives and Committee members
• Subject experts
• Operators

Pre-Requisites

Candidates must have mastered the following knowledge and skills before enrolling on this course:

• Communication skills and competence, including good interviewing technique
• Scope, intent and location of legal standards and recognised codes of Health, Safety and Environmental practice
• Must understand the causes and effects of incidents
• Must understand Risk control methods and options
• Must understand the Principles of Risk weighting

Course Objectives

Learners who complete this course successfully are able to carry out a proper job analysis by identifying and considering all the important aspects of a job.

They will be able to evaluate and document all the critical Health and Safety steps that need to be included in the operating procedure to ensure that effective Risk control measures are identified and documented.

Course Outcomes

At the end of this course candidates will be able to:

• Demonstrate understanding of the purpose and benefits of analysing jobs and documenting safe work procedures
• Conduct and record an analysis of hazardous jobs
• Document and evaluate written safe work procedures
• Design a post analysis plan to encourage the day-to-day use of the completed documents for coaching, mentoring, job observation, inspections, incident investigations and planned maintenance

Learning Material

Delegates will use the CTA/JSA course manual.

Language

This course is presented in the English language.

Course Requirements

None.

Certification & Assignment

An assessment is included and if completed successfully, you will be issued with a Certificate of Competence.

Contact

+27 (0) 12 809 4210/1 or Email: madri@advantageact.co.za

Dates & Costs

Refer to the Advantage ACT Course Schedule

Venue

Advantage ACT Training Centre Pretoria

Advantage ACT supplies each delegate with morning and afternoon tea/coffee, LIGHT lunch and filtered water. Should you have requirements beyond what we provide, kindly make sure you make provision accordingly.