Introduction

This course prepares any individual wanting to pursue or shift to another career in EHS in the field of manufacturing, construction, oil & gas, petrochemicals, logistics, airline industry etc.

The course gives a general overview of what do Safety Officers do in their chosen field of work. Also, this course is a very good backbone for those wanting to take Safety Professional Certifications like OSHA, IOSH, and NEBOSH.

Objectives

•   To understand the roles and responsibilities of the employee-employer that each must perform to achieve safe, quality and efficient operation.

•   To coordinate activities of contractors, sub-contractors, visitors and clients working in any given organization.

•   To be able to identify hazards and mitigate or suggest solutions for risk management to lessen if not to totally eliminate or prevent incidents and accidents.

Target Audience

• HR and Training Safety (HRT)

• Emergency Response Team Safety (ERT)

• Fire Engineering/Fire Safety

• Field Safety

• Logistics Safety

•  Avionics and Airline safety

Outline

• How to be a safety officer/what is/who is a safety officer

• Making a workplace risk assessment and environmental impact mitigation

• Making job-hazard analysis

• Preparing legal documentation

• Making safety audits and inspection

• Emergency preparedness planning

• Making inspection and audit reports

• Preparing toolbox meetings

• Preparing for internal and external (3rd party) audits

• 365 days of health and safety

• Characteristics of an Effective Safety Culture :

• Does Management Commitment Make a Difference?

• Top Management Commitment and Employee Involvement

• Effective Communication

• Analyzing Incidents and Accidents

• Defining a Value System

• Why Do Safety Cultures Fail?