Description
Estimated Time: 2 hours
Language: English
Summary of the lecture
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Potential Serious Injury or Fatality (PSIF) concepts and develops the practical risk-management skills needed to prevent life-altering injuries and fatalities in steel operations.
Learners progress from understanding the principles of PSIF classification and fatal-risk awareness to applying PSIF thinking in real workplace situations. Through practical scenarios, operational examples, and decision-making exercises, participants learn to identify serious-risk exposure, evaluate potential severity, verify critical controls, manage changing conditions, and support meaningful organisational learning.
The course promotes a proactive safety culture focused on preventing catastrophic events before harm occurs.
What you will learn:
- Define PSIF principles and distinguish PSIFs from other safety event classifications.
- Identify credible fatality and life-altering injury exposure across operational environments.
- Evaluate workplace events based on potential severity rather than actual outcomes.
- Verify the effectiveness of critical controls and barriers under real operating conditions.
- Respond appropriately when changing conditions create increased PSIF exposure.
- Support organisational learning and continuous improvement through effective PSIF reporting, classification, and review.
Course includes
- 3 Lessons
- Steel Safety
