Occupational Hygiene Risk Assessment and Control Strategies Course
This course focuses on Occupational Hygiene Risk Assessment and Control Strategies, designed for health and safety professionals looking to enhance their skills. Participants will learn practical approaches to mitigate workplace risks and improve safety standards, gaining a competitive edge in the industry.
- Study time
- 3–4 hrs a week
- Duration
- ~6 months
- Access
- 6 months
- Assessment
- Online MCQ
Course at a glance
- What it is
- An online risk assessment course with an independent certificate of completion.
- Who it's for
- Health and safety professionals, safety officers, risk assessors, industrial hygienists, and individuals interested in improving workplace safety.
- What you'll be able to do
- Apply what you learn in the course outcomes to your workplace.
- Time and cost
- About 6 months at 3–4 hours a week. $199.99, one payment.
- Recognition
- Independent certificate for training and CPD records. Not a regulated qualification.
What you'll learn
By the end of the course you will be able to:
- Implement effective occupational hygiene risk assessment strategies
- Develop control measures to mitigate workplace hazards
- Enhance workplace safety and compliance
- Apply best practices in occupational hygiene
- Conduct comprehensive risk evaluations
Study materials and assessment
What's included
Course materials include lecture notes, case studies, practical exercises, and access to online resources for further learning.
How you're assessed
Students will be assessed through assignments, quizzes, a final exam, and a practical risk assessment project.
Course modules
4 modules, each ending with a short online quiz.
Module 1: Introduction to Occupational Hygiene Risk Assessment
This module introduces the fundamental concepts of occupational hygiene risk assessment, including identification of hazards and risk evaluation.
- Overview of occupational hygiene
- Hazard identification techniques
- Risk assessment methodologies
Module 2: Control Strategies and Measures
Explore various control strategies and measures to mitigate occupational hazards and create a safer work environment.
- Hierarchy of controls
- Engineering controls
- Administrative controls
Module 3: Monitoring and Evaluation
Learn the importance of monitoring occupational hygiene controls and evaluating their effectiveness in risk reduction.
- Exposure monitoring
- Health surveillance
- Effectiveness evaluation
Module 4: Legislation and Compliance
Understand the legal requirements and compliance standards related to occupational hygiene risk assessment in different industries.
- Occupational health regulations
- Industry-specific standards
- Compliance auditing
The 5 steps to risk assessment
The structured approach our courses follow.
- Identify the hazardsLook for anything that could cause harm: tasks, equipment, substances, layout and working patterns.
- Decide who might be harmed and howInclude staff, visitors, contractors and people at higher risk, such as new or young workers.
- Evaluate the risks and decide on precautionsCompare what you already do with good practice and add controls where needed.
- Record your significant findingsWrite down the hazards, who is at risk and the controls. Required if you have five or more employees.
- Review and updateRevisit after changes, incidents or near misses, and at regular intervals.
Risk assessment and the law
- Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999Regulation 3 requires a suitable and sufficient assessment of risks. Employers with five or more employees must record the significant findings.
- Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974Sets the general duty to protect employees and others, so far as is reasonably practicable.
- Topic-specific regulationsCOSHH, manual handling, fire safety and work at height rules each require their own risk assessment.
Your certificate
Upon successful completion of the course and assessment, participants will receive a certification in Occupational Hygiene Risk Assessment and Control Strategies.
- Unique certificate ID and QR code
- Online verification anyone can use
- Shows the course title, study hours and date for your CPD record
This is an independent certificate of completion. It is not a regulated qualification and is not equivalent to a degree or diploma.
Certificate of completion · example
Occupational Hygiene Risk Assessment and Control Strategies
Awarded to A. Example
- Certificate ID
- HSC-2026-000000
- Study hours
- 16
- Issued
| Feature | This course | NEBOSH / IOSH |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Workplace training and CPD records | Roles that name NEBOSH or IOSH in the job advert |
| Recognition | Independent certificate, not regulated | Regulated qualifications from awarding bodies |
| Time | About 6 months part time | From a few days (IOSH) to many months (NEBOSH diplomas) |
| Assessment | Online multiple-choice | Exams, assignments and sometimes workplace projects |
| Start | Any day, fully online | Set course dates at training centres or online cohorts |
Course fees
Occupational Hygiene Risk Assessment and Control Strategies course FAQs
What is the duration of the course?
The course duration is 12 weeks, with a recommended study time of 8-10 hours per week.
Is this course internationally recognized?
Yes, the certification is globally recognized and demonstrates proficiency in occupational hygiene risk assessment.
Can I access course materials after completion?
Participants will have access to course materials for a specified period after completing the course to support ongoing learning.