Sharpen your ability to detect the dangers of work-related accidents before they occur.
What is risk sensitivity?
Risk sensitivity is the ability to detect danger before it occurs. In recent years, employment has become more fluid due to the retirement of veterans and a shortage of workers, leading to fewer opportunities to come into contact with actual work-related accidents, and there are concerns about a decline in risk sensitivity. In order to prevent workplace accidents from occurring, it is necessary to increase risk sensitivity so that you can quickly sense where danger is lurking on the job site and what should be done to make accidents more likely to occur.
3 ways to increase risk sensitivity
- Hazard prediction (KY) activities
For example, work groups discuss how accidents involving falls from scaffolding can occur, identify potential dangers lurking on-site, and take preventative measures. - risk assessment
Identify the potential risks associated with scaffolding work, estimate how often accidents will occur from the work, how many injuries can occur, estimate the size of each risk, and take measures starting with the highest risk. I'll go. - Sharing near miss cases
We will help you avoid similar dangers by reporting your near-misses and startling experiences while working on-site, and working together to come up with countermeasures.
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*All article contents are based on cases in Japan.