Introduction

Safety is a core responsibility for all managers, regardless of their field, as both legal and corporate policies demand workplace safety. This course enhances managers' understanding of safety challenges and equips them to ensure a safe work environment by assessing systems, introducing controls, and preventing accidents or illnesses. Delegates will learn to implement precaution hierarchies, document incidents effectively, use active monitoring checklists, understand Safety Management System components, and adopt environmentally friendly practices.

Objectives

• Understanding, assessing, and controlling risks

• Understanding responsibilities

• Investigating accidents and incidents

• Measuring performance

• Protecting the environment

Process

Excellent PowerPoint and animated graphic presentations are used to present the course material. The delegates are kept engaged, alert, and never bored with quizzes, board games, and DVDs. It is a useful program with clear instructions and a focused business goal. The delegates will be eager, engaged, and prepared to apply the techniques learned when they return to their jobs.

Benefits

• Confidence in having attended a certified course

• Recognize the best current practices

• Appreciation of environmental issues

• Understanding of Safety Management

• Knowledge of risk evaluation that will better prepare them to anticipate different contingencies

Results

• Will acquire an internationally recognized certificate

• Understand the basics of both safety and the environment

• Appreciate their responsibilities within the law

• Become better motivated that will result in cost savings

• Develop different approaches to increase organizational effectiveness and efficiency

Core Competencies

• The legal basis of safety

• Safety Management Systems

• Active monitoring & Reactive Monitoring

• Risk assessment and risk control

• Environmental awareness

Outlines

Day One

Introduction and Assessing Risks

• Introduction

• Course Overview

• The importance of managing safety

• The manager's Responsibilities

• The risk assessment process

• Risk assessment

Day Two

Controlling Risks & Understanding Responsibilities

• How to Reduce Risks

• Hierarchy of risk control

• Responsibilities of Managers

• Civil Law & Criminal Law

• Safety Management Systems

• Mock Assessment 1

Day Three

Identifying Hazards

• Common Hazards

• Identifying the Hazards

• Video

• Physical hazards

• Chemical hazards

• Mock Assessment 2

Day Four

Investigating Incidents & accidents

• The reasons for investigating incidents

• How accidents occur

• Causes & consequences

• Investigations

• Reports

• Mock Assessment 3

Day Five

Measuring Performance & Environmental Protection

• Active & Reactive Monitoring

• Audits

• Revision

• Preparation of Assessment

• Assessment

• Briefing on Practical Assessment