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About The ISO 45001 Training Course
The Cost Of Occupational Illness And Accidents At Work Is Estimated At USD 2 .8 Trillion Worldwide*. To Thrive In Today’s Competitive Global Market, Businesses Need To Ensure They Manage All Their Risks. Discover How You Can Prevent And Reduce Such Occurrences At Your Workplace With The ISO 45001 Occupational Health And Safety Standard. Through This Course, You Will Be Introduced To The Basics Of Setting Up An OH&S—From Understanding The Concepts And Benefits, The Differences Between ISO 45001:2018 And OHSAS 18001, To The Key Requirements Of The Standard. You Will Also Gain Insights Into How You Can Improve Your Organisation’s OH&S Performance With The Intent To Prevent Work Related Injury And Ill Health, Fulfill Compliance Obligations And Maintain A Safe And Healthy Workplace.
Rational and Purpose:
Due to the high number of occupational accidents and deaths, better and more effective practices which guarantee the health and safety of workers in the workplace is a necessity. To mitigate the risk and hazards in the workplace, organizations must prioritize the health and safety of their employees. Organizations and individuals operating in any industry must collaborate to achieve the same goal, which is to reduce as much as possible the number of accidents that lead to injury or health-related issues. Attending ISO 45001 training course will enable you to comprehend internationally recognized practices that are intended to improve the working conditions and guarantee the well-being of employees. Furthermore, you will earn a globally recognized certificate on occupational health and safety management, which will demonstrate that you are capable to understand, implement or audit health and safety policies, controls, and processes to reduce work-related injuries.
Course Content
INTRODUCTION
THE PROSPECTIVE USERS OF THE ISO 45001 STANDARD OVERVIEW OF ISO 45001
KEY CLAUSES OF ISO 45001
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Target population:
Employees, management and leadership within an organisation with an existing or developing ISO 45001:2018 Management System, Professionals with responsibilities in Occupational Health and Safety Management, Occupational Risk Prevention Managers and Personnel, SHERQ Consultants and Professionals
PURPOSE
This training provides industry with a model for managing and improving their environmental impacts. The training will provide participants with an overview of the purpose and requirements of ISO 14001 as a tool for the management of environmental aspects and impacts. Upon completion of the training, participants will be able to understand the purpose of an environmental management system and describe the ISO 14001 standard. You will also have knowledge of the requirements and the legislative framework relevant to an EMS. Including knowledge of the purpose and the intent of the ISO 14001 series of standards.
OUTCOMES
CONTENT
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Target Population:
Employees, management and leadership within an organisation with an existing or developing ISO 14001 Management System , Professionals with responsibilities in Occupational Health and Safety Management, Occupational Risk Prevention Managers and Personnel, SHERQ Consultants and Professionals , Quality managers
Purpose:
Integrated management systems (IMS) are designed to integrate all current systems in place within an organization. That way, the organization can work as a singular unit towards the same goals, increasing efficiency and productivity within different teams.
Outcomes:
CONTENT
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Target Population:
Employees, management and leadership within an organisation with an existing or developing ISO 9001:2018 Management System, Quality officers , Professionals with responsibilities in Occupational Health and Safety Management, Occupational Risk Prevention Managers and Personnel, SHERQ Consultants and Professionals
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Accredited by HRDC
Target Population:
Employees, management and leadership within an organisation with an existing or developing ISO 9001:2018 Management System, Quality officers, Professionals with responsibilities in Occupational Health and Safety Management, Occupational Risk Prevention Managers and Personnel, SHERQ Consultants and Professionals
Purpose
This Program teaches employers, management, and appointed personnel how to organize and establish a safe work environment, ensuring the health, safety, and security of personnel and others in the workplace. The Program teaches and explains how to conduct risk assessments and identify hazards and risks, as well as various types and categories of risks in different workplaces, including construction sites, schools, restaurants, hotels, factories, and stores, and how to overcome them.
Implementing the knowledge taught and advice given in this Program will help avoid accidents which can affect employees and employers and help avoid injury, reduced output, accident investigation and legal costs. The Program deals with accident-prevention actions, risk assessment and implementation of health and safety rules and measures
Objectives
Introduction To Safety And Health At Work
Topics Covered In The Module
Objectives Of The Module
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Target Population:
SHE union, employee reps, practitioners and committee members Management, supervisors, employees involved with SHE representatives or their function
Purpose Of The Course
The purpose of incident investigation is to identify the root cause(s) of incidents in order to take corrective action and to implement the necessary controls to prevent further occurrences of such events. Effective recording, reporting and investigation of nonconformity, is an important part of an effective occupational health and safety program. This course is intended for people who want to learn skills in investigating and recording incidents/accidents in an endeavour to achieve a ZERO Harm.
Course Outline By the end of the course, the learner will be able to:
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Target Population:
SHE union, employee reps,SHE practitioners and committee members Supervisors, managers
Course Overview
This course is meant to align the participant to the duties of SHE Representatives, the involvement of staff and roles as interpreted from the OHS Act 85 of 1993 and Mines, Quarries, Works and Machinery Act. It will help employers realize the importance SHE Representatives, how they are appointed and what empowers their participation to ensure a safe working environment. Participants will practical training on workplace inspection, investigation and reporting.
Course Objectives
Course Outcomes
Upon completion of S.H.E Representatives Training Program you will be able to:
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Target Groups:
Appointed employees and supervisors responsible for the implementation and maintenance of HSE standards and management control procedures, Nominated HSE Representatives HSE practitioners at all levels, HSE representatives, HSE committee members, staff involved in or responsible for the evaluation of HSE Inspection Reports
This popular course provides supervisors with the information they need to prevent workplace injuries and illnesses, and to develop a safety culture in the workplace.
Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
Target Audience:
Supervisors, Foremen, Occupational health nurses and Hygienists, Anyone who wants to understand and improve workplace health and safety
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Course objectives
Course outcomes
Upon completion of Hazardous Chemical Substances Training Program you will be able to:
INTRODUCTION
Who has health and safety duties in relation to falls?
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Target Population:
Any person exposed to fall risk, where the use of fall arrest systems and specific types of fall protection equipment are going to be used or where a rescue might have to be performed. All persons required to work at height
Course Overview
This course is intended for people who want to learn skills in Planning Organizing, implementing, reviewing and monitoring of the HAZCHEM program in an endeavour to achieve ZERO Harm.
Under any most Mine, Quarries, Works and Machinery Act, a person conducting a business or undertaking has the primary duty to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, that the health and safety of workers and other persons are not put at risk from work carried out as part of the conduct of the business or undertaking. This includes ensuring the safe use, handling and storage of substances.
Course Objectives
Implementation of Hazard Control Strategies for Hazardous Chemical Substance Understanding the Legal Framework in the Implementation Hazchem program Strategies in Implementing OHS Monitoring and Hazchem Program Understand correct handling of Hazardous Chemical Substances. To Identify Correct storage and Handling Practices
Course Outcomes
Upon completion of Hazardous Chemical Substances Training Program you will be able to: Apply correct Handling practices of Hazardous Chemicals
To identify relevant OHS Legislation in the management of OHS Hazards. To discuss strategies for Storing and Transporting Hazardous Chemicals. Identify Hazard identification methods and devising appropriate mitigation measures. Be able to identify correct signage of different chemicals
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Target Population:
First Responders As Members Of A Primary Emergency Team, Haulage operators and Emergency Service Personnel i.e. ambulance, firefighting, law enforcement, aviation and emergency call center personnel , Home carers, auxiliary health care workers, Child care workers and Early Childhood Development Practitioners Life savers and tour guides
Purpose:
In order to perform effectively in the field of environmental science, environmental management and waste management, learners will be able to:
They will also know and understand:
Learning Outcomes
Companies who nominate their employees to participate in this Hazardous Waste Management and Disposal Training Course can benefit in the following ways:
CHAPTER ONE
Legislation (Hazardous waste is regulated by) CHAPTER 65:06 WASTE MANAGEMENT
PART V
Registration and Licensing of Waste Carriers (ss 12-13)
CHAPTER TWO
SOLID (NON-HAZARDOUS) WASTE MANAGEMENT
Introduction
Types of Non-Hazardous Solid Waste
Refuse:
Sources of Solid Wastes
Public Health and Ecological Aspects
CHAPTER THREE
HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
Introduction
CHAPTER FOUR:
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Target Population:
Supervisors in waste water services, Assistants Working In waste water services , All staff working in areas where there hazardous waste are used, transported and stored, Health & Safety Representatives, Supervisors and Managers
Course Overview
Learners credited with this competencies will be capable of identifying, containing, preventing, and extinguishing different types of fires by operating basic firefighting equipment.
Exit Level Outcomes
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Target Population:
Supervisors In Fire Hazard Areas, Assistants Working In Fire Hazard Areas, Fire Marshals
Course Overview
This course addresses the knowledge and skills needs of fire-fighting crew who are required to lead fire suppression and fire control assignments. This knowledge includes the use of relevant equipment, compliance with and application of Occupational Health and Safety Regulations and the prevention of loss of life and property.
In leading their teams, crew leaders have to interpret the behaviour of fire and predict its momentum. Fire-fighting crew leaders require supervisory skills as well as the applicable technical skills as they lead a firefighting team.
Exit Level Outcomes
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Target Population:
Supervisors, General labourers, farm workers, conservation staff, community leaders
Course Overview
This course is meant to equip learners with Capabilities of identifying, containing, preventing, and extinguishing different types of fires by operating basic firefighting equipment. Learners will have practical knowledge on fire evacuation procedure and fire drills procedure. They will also be given practical training on inspection of firefighting equipment, identification of fire hazards and extinguishing of fire.
Course Outcomes
Upon completion of Advanced Fire Safety Training Program you will be able to:
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Target Groups:
Health and Safety Representatives, Health and Safety Committee Members, Supervisors In Fire Hazard Areas, Assistants Working In Fire Hazard Areas, Fire Marshals, Persons involved with the day to day activities involving fire hazards, All employees
Course Overview
The purpose of this course is to help participants to gain the ability to help those in need of emergency medical assistance. This course helps participants to identify and eliminate potentially hazardous conditions in their environment, recognize emergencies, and make appropriate decisions for first aid care. It teaches skills that participants need to know in order to provide immediate care for a suddenly ill or injured person until more advanced medical care arrives to take over. This gives them the best opportunity for a positive outcome – and gives you the opportunity to change someone's life for the better.
Objectives
Accredited by HRDC
Target Population:
First Responders As Members Of A Primary Emergency Team, Haulage operators and Emergency Service Personnel i.e. ambulance, firefighting, law enforcement, aviation and emergency call center personnel, Home carers, auxiliary health care workers, Child care workers and Early Childhood Development Practitioners , Life savers and tour guides
Course Overview
The purpose of this course is to help participants to gain the ability to help those in need. This course helps participants to identify and eliminate potentially hazardous conditions in their environment, recognize emergencies, and make appropriate decisions for first aid care. It teaches skills that participants need to know in order to provide immediate care for a suddenly ill or injured person until more advanced medical care arrives to take over. This gives them the best opportunity for a positive outcome – and gives you the opportunity to change someone's life for the better.
Course Outline
Table of Contents
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Target Groups:
Health and Safety Representatives, Health and Safety Committee Members, All employees, First Responders As Members Of A Primary Emergency Team , Haulage operators and Emergency Service Personnel i.e. ambulance, firefighting, law enforcement, aviation and emergency call center personnel, Home carers, auxiliary health care workers, Child care workers and Early Childhood, Development Practitioners , Life savers and tour guides
PURPOSE
The purpose of this COURSE is to ensure Operators have the appropriate knowledge and skills to perform their duties and responsibilities in a safe, efficient, accurate and professional manner thereby avoiding injury to self and others, damage to goods, property and the environment and unnecessary costs to the companies. This course is accredited by Botswana Qualification Authority.
Objectives
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Target Groups:
Basic hitches, Riggers Capacity Calculations , Determining Sling Loading Using the Included Angle
PURPOSE
The purpose of the FORKLIFT OPERATOR TRAINING COURSE is to ensure Operators have the appropriate knowledge and skills to perform their duties and responsibilities in a safe, efficient, accurate and professional manner thereby avoiding injury to self and others, damage to goods, property and the environment and unnecessary costs to the companies.
OUTCOMES:
CONTENTS
SECTION 1
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Target Population:
The Course is specifically designed for anyone who wants to be employed in areas that will require the use of forklift machinery, People involved in lifting Operations, Supervisors in Lifting Operations
Rationale/Purpose:
This Qualification is for any individual who is, or wishes to be, involved in operating a lifting machine/s or dealing with challenges in a lifting machine. Typical learners will be persons who are currently performing a range of activities and processes in lifting machine environment who have not received any formal recognition for their skills and knowledge, or learners who wish to embark on this qualification or those with a broad knowledge and skills base who work with lifting machines and who want to specialize in certain aspects of the lifting machine environment. This Qualification also enables the learner to work with a degree of responsibility during the performance of the lifting operation without working under direct supervision. The learner will also be able to display leadership skills among fellow workers in operating the lifting machine to perform a variety of tasks
Outcomes:
Accredited by HRDC
Target Population:
The Course is specifically designed for anyone who wants to be employed in areas that will require the use of forklift machinery, People involved in lifting Operations, Supervisors in Lifting Operations
COURSE OVERVIEW
This course enables the learner to work with a degree of responsibility during the performance of the lifting operation without working under direct supervision. The learner will also be able to display leadership skills among fellow workers in operating the lifting machine to perform a variety of tasks
Outcomes:
CONTENT
Accredited by HRDC
Target Population:
The Course is specifically designed for anyone who wants to be employed in areas that will require the use of forklift machinery, People involved in lifting Operations, Supervisors in Lifting Operations
PURPOSE
With defensive driving classes, participants learn to improve their driving skills by reducing their driving risks by anticipating situations and making safe well-informed decisions. Such decisions are implemented based on road and environmental conditions present when completing a safe driving maneuver.
OUTCOMES:
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Target Population:
Drivers, driver instructors, supervisors and fleet managers
Course Overview
Accidents happen in Botswana and around the world because of lack of proper tyre management. Tyres should be considered assets rather than consumables as they are one of a fleet's major operational expenses and essential to its operation. From their purchase through their retreading to their disposal, they need to be monitored and controlled at every stage of their life. An appropriate solution is a tyre management program. A company that has a program in place can save money and feel certain that they are doing all possible to prevent mishaps. Qualifying learners are capable of demonstrating knowledge of fitting and repairing tyres and inspecting wheels, and repairing a puncture in a tube and tubeless tyre.
Exit Level Outcomes
CONTENTS
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Target population:
Supervisors, Plant Supervisors, operators, mechanical engineers, workshop attendants, tyre fitters.
Course Description
This course is for learners who have to demonstrate the ability to conduct a risk assessment in the workplace. The course will enable the learner to prepare and conduct a risk assessment as well as, initiate remedial actions for hazards identified and risks assessed. Formative Assessment
Course Outline
This practical course will provide the successful learner with the necessary tools and skills to enable them to carry out hazard and risk assessments in their workplace. The aim of the course is to enable these people to make responsible and informed contributions to the health and safety effort in their workplace.
By the end of the course, the learner will be able to:
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Target Population:
Safety managers Supervisors, S.H.E Representatives, Employees
Purpose
Warehouse racking safety training is essential to ensure the well-being of employees and the efficient operation of the warehouse. By providing proper training, employees can understand the potential risks associated with working around racking systems and learn how to prevent accidents. Here’s a comprehensive outline for conducting warehouse racking safety training for employees
Objectives
Table of Contents
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Target Population:
Supervisors Forklift Operators Shop assistant
COURSE OVERVIEW
Food safety training is vital to ensure that the safety of consumers is paramount – and enables employees to ensure that they comply with all processes and compliance requirements to manage the risks that are inherent to this type of business
OUTCOMES:
Content
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Target Population:
Supervisors In Food Handling Areas, Assistants Working In Food Handling, Food handlers
Introduction
Confined spaces present a vast range of Occupational Health and Safety risks due to the significant hazards found in or around the environment. A high proportion of workers are injured and killed each year in confined spaces, with an estimated 60% of the fatalities due to unsuccessful rescue attempts. A confined space can be more hazardous than regular workspaces for many reasons. Many hazards are not visible and are undetectable to the human senses.
Furthermore, hazards that may not be considered as a risk in general workplaces can become dangerous in a confined space environment (e.g. rust or decaying leaf matter). Due to the specific nature and hazards associated with confined spaces, specific procedures and assessment processes must be completed to ensure the safety of workers. To effectively control the risks associated with working in a confined space, a Confined Space Hazard Assessment and Control Program should be implemented. This includes effective training, assessment and briefing of any workers required to work in or around confined spaces. These workers may include management, supervisors, staff and visitors to the site.
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
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Target Groups:
Employee representatives, SHE practitioners and committee members, Management, supervisors, Plant Supervisors, Confined Space Workers
RATIONALE AND PURPOSE
Injuries from a ladder fall can be serious and include fractures, sprains, contusions, lacerations as well as spinal and brain injuries. A fall can happen at any time, and it's always unexpected. The top safety tip is to make sure you know how to properly use a ladder.
Outcomes:
COURSE CONTENT
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Target Population:
Employee representatives, SHE practitioners and committee members, Management, supervisors, Plant Supervisors, Confined Space Workers, Assisstants
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The proper use of PPE is essential in the workplace to minimize the risk of injury and illness. The number of injuries in the workplace that could have been prevented by the proper use of personal protective equipment is staggering. This presentation will provide an overview of common types of personal protective equipment (PPE) that are used in industry such as hand, face and eye, foot and leg, torso, hand and arm, hearing and respiratory protection.
Outcomes:
Accredited by HRDC
Target Population:
Employee representatives, SHE practitioners and committee members, Management, supervisors, Plant Supervisors, Confined Space Workers, general workforce
Course Overview
This course provides a thorough knowledge of the recommended safe behaviour for those who work around electrical hazards. Attendees gain an understanding of the latest guidelines and regulations from NFPA 70E and OSHA. Electrical workers and safety professionals learn key practical information: best work practices in electrical safety and how to apply them in real-world situations. It teaches how the Standard’s life-saving work practices help avoid electrical injuries, deaths.
Learning Objectives (LO)
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Target Population:
Electrical Engineers, Supervisors and Safety Professionals, Facility Maintenance personnel , Mechanical Engineers, HVAC installers, designers , Safety Managers & Professionals , Risk Managers, Project Managers, Plant Managers, Maintenance Engineers, Electrical contractors, Company Owners and Safety Officer
Purpose
Preventing and controlling infection is a continuous challenge for us all and requires knowledge and tools to ensure we protect ourselves and those we come into contact with. It is particularly challenging for individuals providing care and support due to their work settings, exposure to infectious hazards and frequency of person-to-person contact.
Outcomes:
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Target population:
SHE union, employee reps, SHE committee members, Management, HSE reps, Safety Officers, SHEQ coordinators, and Supervisors, occupational hygienists
Purpose
The purpose of Industrial Hygiene Training Program is to provide safety training relative to the specific tasks and procedures that employees perform to accomplish their daily work assignments. In addition, this program serves to ensure that operations and work-related activities are conducted in compliance with applicable regulatory requirements.
The objectives of the Occupational Hygiene training program are to reduce the potential for work related accidents and unsafe practices by employees that result in injuries, illness, or creation of a hazardous work environment, to maintain compliance with all relevant regulatory requirements, and to minimize the organisation’s liability due to accidents, injuries, and work related illness
Outcomes
Accredited by HRDC
Target Population:
SHE union, employee reps, SHE committee members, Management, HSE reps, Safety Officers, SHEQ coordinators, occupational hygienists and Supervisors
Purpose
The Legal Liability course is a practical approach towards the legal framework and occupational health and safety act liabilities. The aim of the course is to enable those who attend to make qualified decisions when acting or representing the employer, and to understand the liabilities associated with appointments and scope of work.
Outcomes:
COURSE CONTENT
Accredited by HRDC
Target Population:
SHE union, employee reps, SHE committee members, Management, HSE reps, Safety Officers, SHEQ coordinators, and Supervisors.
COURSE OVERVIEW
Organizations become aware of the regulations concerning hazardous work activities. This training ensures that they understand their duties and legal obligations. It will also enable participants to assess the requirements of a particular job or task, ensure that Permit to Work documentation is completed correctly, and ensure that employees undertaking hazardous activities are competent to do so safely.
Outcomes:
CONTENT
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Target Population:
Any person responsible for issuing and accepting Permit to Work systems.
PURPOSE:
Hot work training equips employees with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform tasks involving heat, sparks, or flames safely and in compliance with regulatory standards.
OBJECTIVES
Define what constitutes hot work (e.g., welding, cutting, grinding). Recognize the significance of hot work safety in preventing fires and injuries. Understand the purpose and steps of the permit-to-work system. Inspect and maintain hot work equipment, including welding torches and grinders. Identify and respond to electrical or fuel-related risks.
Learn proper emergency reporting and evacuation procedures. Understand how to safely operate firefighting equipment (extinguishers, hoses) Coordinate with emergency responders effectively. Check for hidden embers or smouldering materials after hot work is completed. Understand relevant regulatory frameworks, such as OSHA and Playfellow site-specific safety protocols and industry best practices Recognize the importance of communication and teamwork in preventing incidents.
COURSE OUTLINE
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Target Population:
Hot works safety training should target anyone involved in or supervised by hot work activities, including those who perform hot work, supervisors, and safety personnel. This includes individuals who work with tools that can produce heat or sparks, such as welders, cutters, grinders, and those involved in soldering or using open flames.
Course Overview
Risk management is a key component of a successful organisation that deals with or is exposed to hazardous environments or equipment. It is crucial to such organisations that risks, and safety aspects are evaluated and monitored continuously in a structured manner. Proper management of risks is also required to assess the repercussions associated with potential security threats, devise an effective mitigation plan, and implement it effectively.
One of the first steps in ensuring overall security and preventing attacks is security risk assessment and management. Assessing risks allows individuals and organisations to identify the threat they are exposed to and also be able to evaluate the level of the associated risk. A proper security risk assessment allows the individual or organisation to prepare an effective plan or strategy for mitigating or managing the risk.
Course Objectives
Course Outline
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Target population:
Risk managers, She practitioners, Security managers, Project managers, Executives, All employees
Purpose
Learners will be able to conduct basic rigging practices in accordance with legislative safety standards and job requirements. This includes the inspection, selection and use of slings and lifting tackle to safely lift, move and stack loads.
Level Outcomes:
Accredited by HRDC
Target Population:
Employee representatives, Workshop attendants, mechanical engineers, Management, supervisors, Plant Supervisors, Confined Space Workers