About This Course
This three-day workshop provides the participants with an introduction to the principles of occupational health and safety programs. The workshop will focus on identifying common hazards found in industrial facilities, shadowing international and local legislations and practices necessary to eliminate or minimize their severity.
Learning Objectives
Identify the different fields of safety and risk management.
Identify and describe the organization of regulatory agencies that handle issues related to occupational safety and health, environmental health, and risk management.
Define and understand the basic terminology used in the field of occupational safety and health, and use it appropriately.
Describe and demonstrate how to access safety information and resources.
Develop a basic understanding of workers' compensation plans.
Recognize the importance of training and building competencies to reduce accident and incident rates.
Target Audience
- Industrial management staff.
- OH&S Professionals.
- Industrial workers.
- Staff who work with EHS responsibilities.
Curriculum
18h
Introduction to the Occupational Health & Safety Program
Occupational hazards
OH&S program success factors
OH&S program requirements
Duties & responsibilities of the OH&S Committees
Duties & responsibilities of the OH&S supervisor, managers and shop-floor workers
Safe levels of environmental contamination
Industrial waste handling & disposal
Emergency response plans for industrial facilities
First Aid practices
Worker compensations
The role of training in the OH&S program
Summary
Your Instructors
999.00 SAR
Occupational Risk Assessment
899.50 SAR
Hazard Identification and Control
22.00 SAR
Accident Investigation
1,300.00 SAR
