Health & Safety Management in Industrial & Commercial Sectors, PG Course

Seminar or Course Number 130 - Health and Safety Management in Industrial and Commercial Sectors Course, Leading to Diploma – Postgraduate in Health and Safety Management in Industrial and Commercial Sectors, Quad-Credit, 120 Credit-Hours, accumulating to a Postgraduate Certificate, with 60 additional Credit-Hours, and a Postgraduate Diploma, with 240 additional Credit-Hours. Click to download the PDF Brochure for this Course.

For Whom This Course is Designed

This Course is Designed For:

       Building Contractors;

       Commercial Health and Safety Inspectors;

       Gang Leaders;

       General Supervisors,

       Government Health and Safety Inspectors;

       Health and safety Administrators;

       Health and Safety Committee Representatives;

       Health and Safety Consultants;

       Health and safety Enforcement Officers;

       Health and Safety Engineers;

       Health and Safety Inspectors, Generally;

       Health and safety Lecturers;

       Individuals Directly Responsible for A Company’s Accident Analysis Process

       Industrial Health and Safety Inspectors;

       Occupational Health Specialists;

       Safety and Health Manager;

       Safety Directors;

       Staff in Supervisory Positions, Who Have to Be Responsible for Maintaining the Safety and Health Policies and Procedures of the Workplace;

       Supervisors,

       Those Responsible for Health and Safety On Individual Job Sites;

       Work Superintendents;

       All others who are interested in heightening their professional knowledge and competence in Industrial and Commercial Health and safety Issues.

Classroom-Based Duration and Cost:
Classroom-Based Duration:	20 Days
Classroom-Based Cost:	£20,000.00 Per Delegate
Group Cost:	Varies With Group Size
Group Residential Cost:	Up To 86% Discount, Based on Numbers.
Online Synchronous (Video-Enhanced) Duration and Cost
Online Duration:	40 Days @ 3 Hours Per Day
Online Cost:	£313,400.00 Per Delegate

 

Location:  Central London and International Locations

Seminar or Course Number 130 - Health and Safety Management in Industrial and Commercial Sectors - Leading to Diploma-Postgraduate in Health and Safety Management in Industrial and Commercial Sectors, Quad-Credit, 120 Credit-Hours, Accumulating to a Postgraduate Certificate, with 60 Additional Credit-Hours, and a Postgraduate Diploma, with 240 additional Credit-Hours. Click to download the PDF Brochure for this Course.

Module 1

Introduction to Industrial Safety and Health Management

  

Module 1 Objectives

By the conclusion of the specified learning and development activities, delegates will be able to:

       Enumerate the objectives of safety and health management;

       Distinguish the salient feature of safety and health;

       Determine the role of safety and health manager in the corporate structure;

       Specify the resources that are readily available in the workplace;

       Be familiar with the mandates of workers’ compensation;

       Know the techniques for effective recordkeeping;

       Explain the concept of accident cause analysis;

       Establish the importance of organization of committees in maintaining the health and safety of workers in the industrial and service sectors;

       Relate the concept of safety and health economics;

       Conduct workers’ training;

       Perform job placement testing in his organisation;

       Value the importance of maintaining a smoke-free workplace;

       Elucidate the concept of bloodborne pathogens in relation to the workers’ safety and health;

       Know the efficient means of handling and resolving workplace violence;

       Identify several ways of avoiding hazard through the use of the following approaches:

       The Enforcement Approach;

       The Psychological Approach;

       The Engineering Approach;

       The Analytical Approach;

       Hazard-Classification Scale.

Module 1 Contents, Concepts and Issues

M1 - Part 1: The Safety and Health Manager

       A Reasonable Objective;

       Safety versus Health;

       Role in the Corporate Structure;

       Resources at Hand.

M1 - Part 2: Development of the Safety and Health Function

       Workers’ Compensation;

       Recordkeeping;

       Accident Cause Analysis;

       Organization of Committees;

       Safety and Health Economics;

       Training;

       Job Placement Testing;

       The Smoke-Free Workplace;

       Bloodborne Pathogens;

       Workplace Violence.

M1 - Part 3: Concepts of Hazard Avoidance

       The Enforcement Approach;

       The Psychological Approach;

       The Engineering Approach;

       The Analytical Approach;

       Hazard-Classification Scale.

Module 2

Insuring Worker’s Safety in Industrial Setting:

Federal Regulation and Safety Standards

 

Module 2 Objectives

By the conclusion of the specified learning and development activities, delegates will be able to:

       Ascertain the standards set forth in federal regulation pertaining to the health and safety of the workers in the industrial and service sectors;

       Understand the underlying concept of NIOSH;

       Enforce the mandate of the federal regulation within their organisation;

       Learn how to deal with public uproar;

       Specify the role of the states in protecting the health and safety of the workers in the industrial and service sectors;

       Determine the current political trends in light of the federal regulation;

       Know the rights of immigrant workers under the federal regulation;

       Develop an efficient hazard communication program and strategy;

       Exhibit a heightened understanding of the applicable international standards in the information system as it relate to the workers’ safety and health;

       Realise the role of Environmental Protection Agency;

       Determine the function of Department of Homeland Security;

       Develop effective computer information systems relative to workers’ safety and health;

       Recognise the importance of process information;

       Conduct process analysis;

       Specify and suggest different operating procedures in dealing with the safety and health of the industrial workers;

       Conduct training to efficiently implement the safety process and instil disaster preparedness among them;

       Determine the importance of contractor personnel;

       Know how to deal and resolve different acts of terrorism;

       Learn how to maintain workplace security;

       Maintain buildings and facilities to guarantee workers’ safety and health at the workplace in terms of the following:

       Walking and Working Surfaces;

       Exits;

       Illumination;

       Miscellaneous Facilities;

       Sanitation.

Module 2 Contents, Concepts and Issues

M2 - Part 1: Impact of Federal Regulation

       Standards;

       NIOSH;

       Enforcement;

       Public Uproar;

       Role of the States;

       Political Trends;

       Immigrant Workers.

M2 - Part 2: Information Systems

       Hazard Communication;

       International Standards;

       Environmental Protection Agency;

       Department of Homeland Security;

       Computer Information Systems.

M2 - Part 3: Process Safety and Disaster Preparedness

       Process Information;

       Process Analysis;

       Operating Procedures;

       Training;

       Contractor Personnel;

       Acts of Terrorism;

       Workplace Security.

M2 - Part 4: Process Safety and Disaster Preparedness

       Walking and Working Surfaces;

       Exits;

       Illumination;

       Miscellaneous Facilities;

       Sanitation.

Module 3

Prioritising Workers’ Health and Safety Interest while in the Workplace

 

Module3 Objectives

By the conclusion of the specified learning and development activities, delegates will be able to:

       Establish the link between ergonomics and workers’ health and safety.

       Identify the facets of ergonomics;

       Ascertain the causes of workplace musculoskeletal disorders and develop ways to enable workers’ to avoid having it;

       Enumerate the affected industries;

       Familiarise themselves with the ergonomics standards and be able to apply these in their organisation;

       Understand the concept of WMSD Management Programs;

       Perform ergonomic risk analysis within their organisation;

       Learn NIOSH Lifting Equation;

       Specify the different sources of ergonomic hazards;

       Conduct baseline examinations of health and toxic substances;

       Identify the different toxic substances;

       Know the underlying concept of measures of exposure;

       Recognise the importance of standards completion project;

       Learn how to Detect Contaminants;

       Observe proper ventilation in the workplace;

       Apply the concept of ASHRAE Standards and Indoor Air Quality;

       Identify ways to combat industrial noise;

       Devise ways to avoid too much workers’ exposure over radiation;

       Know how to handle with precaution the different kinds of flammable liquids;

       Enumerate the various sources of ignition;

       Explain the concept of standards compliance;

       Obtain information about:

       Combustible Liquids;

       Spray Finishing;

       Dip Tanks;

       Explosives;

       Liquefied Petroleum Gas.

       Draft a protection need assessment for their organisation;

       Know how to conduct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Training;

       Demonstrate a heightened understanding about the following:

       Hearing Protection;

       Eye and Face Protection;

       Respiratory Protection;

       Confined Space Entry;

       Head Protection.

       Identify the different miscellaneous personal protective equipment;

       Teach how to conduct first aid in cases of accident at the workplace.

Module 3 Contents, Concepts and Issues

M3 - Part 1: Ergonomics

       Facets of Ergonomics;

       Workplace Musculoskeletal Disorders;

       Affected Industries;

       Ergonomics Standards;

       WMSD Management Programs;

       Ergonomic Risk Analysis;

       NIOSH Lifting Equation;

       Sources of Ergonomic Hazards.

M3 - Part 2: Health and Toxic Substances

       Baseline Examinations;

       Toxic Substances;

       Measures of Exposure;

       Standards Completion Project;

       Detecting Contaminants.

M3: Part 3: Environmental Control and Noise

       Ventilation;

       ASHRAE Standards and Indoor Air Quality;

       Industrial Noise;

       Radiation.

M3 - Part 4: Flammable and Explosive Materials

       Flammable Liquids;

       Sources of Ignition;

       Standards Compliance;

       Combustible Liquids;

       Spray Finishing;

       Dip Tanks;

       Explosives;

       Liquefied Petroleum Gas.

M3 - Part 5: Personal Protection and First Aid

       Protection Need Assessment;

       Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Training;

       Hearing Protection;

       Eye and Face Protection;

       Respiratory Protection;

       Confined Space Entry;

       Head Protection;

       Miscellaneous Personal Protective Equipment;

       First Aid.

Module 4

Safety Precautions and Emergency Incident Risk Management

 

Module 4 Objectives

By the conclusion of the specified learning and development activities, delegates will be able to:

       Determine the concept of industrial fires;

       Identify ways for effective fire prevention;

       Find out the cause of dust explosions;

       Learn the proper way of conducting emergency evacuation;

       Be familiar with the following systems and equipment:

       Fire Brigades;

       Fire Extinguishers;

       Standpipe and Hose Systems;

       Automatic Sprinkler Systems;

       Fixed Extinguishing Systems.

       Ascertain the correct ways of storing materials to guarantee the workers’ safety;

       Determine the precautions which must be observe in terms of the following:

       Industrial Trucks;

       Passengers;

       Cranes;

       Slings;

       Conveyors;

       Lifting.

       Demonstrate their understanding of the basics of machine guarding;

       Know how to safeguard the point of operation;

       Determine how the following can promote workers’ safety:

       Power Presses;

       Heat Processes;

       Grinding Machines;

       Saws;

       Miscellaneous Machine Guarding;

       Miscellaneous Machines and Processes;

       Industrial Robots.

       Apply risk management concept in their organisation to promote worker’s safety and health;

       Ascertain how risks are retained;

       Identify different kinds of risk;

       Conduct risk evaluation;

       Name the different risk control techniques:

       Learn the basics of risk assumption and financing.

Module 4 Contents, Concepts and Issues

M4 - Part 4: Fire Protection

       Mechanics of Fire;

       Industrial Fires;

       Fire Prevention;

       Dust Explosions;

       Emergency Evacuation;

       Fire Brigades;

       Fire Extinguishers;

       Standpipe and Hose Systems;

       Automatic Sprinkler Systems;

       Fixed Extinguishing Systems.

M4 - Part 2: Materials Handling and Storage

       Materials Storage;

       Industrial Trucks;

       Passengers;

       Cranes;

       Slings;

       Conveyors;

       Lifting.

M4 - Part 3: Machine Guarding

       General Machine Guarding;

       Safeguarding the Point of Operation;

       Power Presses;

       Heat Processes;

       Grinding Machines;

       Saws;

       Miscellaneous Machine Guarding;

       Miscellaneous Machines and Processes;

       Industrial Robots;

       Introduction to Risk Management;

       Risk Retention;

       Risk Identification;

       Risk Evaluation;

       Risk Control Techniques;

       Risk Assumption and Risk Financing.

Seminar or Course Number 130 - Health and Safety Management in Industrial and Commercial Sectors - Leading to Diploma-Postgraduate in Health and Safety Management in Industrial and Commercial Sectors, Quad-Credit, 120 Credit-Hours, Accumulating to a Postgraduate Certificate, with 60 Additional Credit-Hours, and a Postgraduate Diploma, with 240 additional Credit-Hours. Click to download the PDF Brochure for this Course.