DSEAR - Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations
20 minutes
Full course
All industries
This course will walk you through the key elements of DSEAR, including risk assessment, control measures, and emergency planning.
Description
In any workplace where dangerous substances are present, the potential for fires, explosions, and other serious incidents is real. Annually, several hundred workers in the UK suffer injuries from exposure to harmful substances, and dozens of workers suffer injuries related to workplace explosions. The Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR) exist to help businesses control the dangers associated with hazardous materials. This course will walk you through the key elements of DSEAR, including risk assessment, control measures, and emergency planning.
Features
- Define the purpose and scope of the DSEAR regulations
- Describe the importance of risk assessment
- Identify control measures that can be implemented to reduce risk
- Describe the importance of emergency planning and procedures as they relate to hazardous substances and explosive atmospheres
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