UK CERTIFIED OSH MANAGER PROGRAMME
OSHAssociation UK Certification Programme (International Certification Variable Online)
Programme Title: CERTIFIED OSH MANAGER CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME
Programme Group: Advance
Duration: 4 Days
Pre-requisites: Basic Knowledge
Delivery Option: Class Training, One-on-One, Online or Distance Learning
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES:
This course raises awareness of the importance of health and safety strategies to senior management staff within any organisation. It outlines responsibilities as determined under the terms of health and safety policy as well as legal duties. The manager certificate Programme is for those with management-level responsibility, who controls duties of the day-to-day role in any workplace, ensuring zero accidents in the operational systems.
EXAMINATION
An examination/assessment at the end of the Programme.
CERTIFICATION AFTER TRAINING
Successful candidates an Original Embossed OSHAssociation UK Certificate, Embossed Transcript, and Online Verification Card (To verify your certificate via www.oshassociationtraining.com/verification)
PROGRAMME CONTENTS:
To qualify for this certification, candidate must complete all required Programme listed below, with its appropriate examination. At the end of each course unit, candidates are expected to complete the practical assessments or via the Video tutorials.
PROGRAMME OUTLINES:
Course 101: Foundation in Occupational Safety & Health
Unit 1: What Does Health and Safety at Work Really Mean?
Unit 2 How Can Work Affect Your Health?
Unit 3: How Can Work Affect Your Safety?
Unit 4: What is the Cost of Accidents and ill-Health at Work?
Revision Question
Course 102: Hazards and Risks Management
Unit 1: How Can We Eliminate Hazards and Reduce
Unit 2: What Does Legislation Say We Must Do?
Revision Question
Course 103: Health & Safety Management System
Unit 1: Guidelines on Occupational Safety & Health
Unit 2: Employer’s lnvolvement in Health & Safety at work
Unit 3: Manager’s Involvement in Health & Safety at Work
Unit 4: Working with Contractors and Consultants
Unit 5: Supervisor’s Involvement in Health & Safety at Work
Unit 6: Employees and other Stakeholders
Unit 7: Safety Representatives
Unit 8: Working Together
Revision Question
Course 104: Health & Safety Culture
Unit 1: The Benefits of an effective health & safety culture
Unit 2: The Value of health and safety policies
Unit 3: The Worth of producing health & safety reports
Revision Question
Course 105: Implementation of Effective Health & Safety Standards
Unit 1: How to carry out risk assessments
Unit 2: Safe systems of work
Unit 3: Monitoring Inspection and auditing
Unit 4: Health surveillance
Unit 5: Accident and ill-health reporting
Unit 6: When to carry out accident investigations
Unit 7: How to do training, instruction and information
Revision Question
Course 106: How to Control Specific Risks at Workplace
Unit 1: Slips and Trips Hazards
Unit 2: Work at Height
Unit 3: Musculoskeletal Disorders
Unit 4: Display Screen Equipment (DSE)
Unit 5: Manual Handling
Unit 6: Workplace Transport
Unit 7: Workplace Stress
Revision Question
Course 109: Workplace Health and Safety Risk?
Unit 1: The Safety Law
- Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- Safety Signs
- Workplace Safety
Unit 2: Health and Hygiene
- How healthy are you?
- Disease at Work
- Hygiene
- Precautions
Unit 3: Recognizing Safety Hazards
Unit 4: Manual Handling
Unit 5: Hazardous Substances
Unit 6: Noise in Workplaces
- Measuring noise
- Measuring sound
Unit 7: Machine and Equipment Safety
- Machine and Equipment Hazard
- Machine Guarding
- Isolation and Tagging Procedure
- Machine and Equipment Inspection
Unit 8: Personal Protective equipment (PPE)
Unit 9: Working in Confined Spaces
Unit 10. Emergency Procedure
- Emergency in Case of Fire
- Evacuation
Revision Question
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