Common Safety Method for Risk Evaluation and Assessment
2024 UK courses:
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October 15th-16th, Derby
Objective
The objective of this course is to give delegates an understanding of the CSM Regulation, the risk assessment framework, and insightful guidance on implementation for engineering changes.
It is relevant to all staff on the UK mainline railway with responsibility for safety or are involved with introducing changes to the railway.
Course structure
The course is comprised of two one-day units that can be run together or separately.
Unit 1 delegates will receive a certificate of attendance. Unit 2 includes a multiple-choice examination covering both units 1 and 2, with a certificate issued to delegates who pass the examination. Alternatively, delegates may elect to receive a certificate of attendance.
Delivery
The interactive course is delivered by experienced CSM practitioners, with lectures interspersed with practical exercises.
Both public and private courses are offered. The public course is scheduled to suit demand, and individual places can be booked by delegates. The private course is offered for a specific client and is typically delivered at their premises.
Delegate numbers
The course supports a maximum of 15 delegates.
Course programme
Our popular UK training CSM RA courses are comprised of two one-day units that can be attended concurrently or separately.
Module 1 - CSM Overview, Context and Significance Decision
Brief background of ESM within mainline rail
Overview / reminder of key risk assessment terms
EU and UK Legislation
CSM overview
CSM in context with broader aspects of ESM
CSM Significance Decision
Module 2 - CSM Framework for Significant Changes
Each of the CSM stages for a Significant Change will be reviewed to provide a more detailed understanding of what is required.
Implementing Explicit Risk Estimation
- Brief Overview of Unit 1
- Qualitative versus quantitative approach to risk assessment
- The 7-Stage risk assessment process.
- Stage 1 - Hazard Identification & Classification
- Stage 2 - Causal Analysis
- Stage 3 - Consequence Analysis
- Stage 4 - Loss Analysis
- Stage 5 - Options Analysis
- Stage 6 - Impact Analysis
- Stage 7 - Demonstration of ALARP and Compliance
- Topics related to Risk Assessment
- Consideration of CSM with EN50129
Our next 2024 course will be held on:
- Derby, October 15th-16th
Each event can host a maximum of 15 delegates.
Timings are 9am - 5pm, with a lunch provided (dietary requirements accommodated)
To book or request more information:
Complete the course enquiry form where you can also stipulate with venue/date is your preference. Alternatively you can use the contact details below:
Email: matthew.howells@ricardo.com
Tel: 01332 268700
