Occupational Health and Safety Courses:
Health and Safety Representative
Duration: 8 hours
Cost per learner: R520.00
Minimum 5 learners for on-site training
Course Outline
Learners are required to:
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Explain the specified requirements to conduct safety, health and environmental representation activities at a working place.
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Describe the legislative framework of workplace health and safety legislation, legislation pertaining to health and safety representatives and committees, and the effect on the duties of health and safety representatives of health and safety legislation pertaining to the employers and employees (including contractors)
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Participate in the actions to address safety, health and environmental related issues.
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Participating in activities within safety, health and environmental structures.
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Understanding Occupational Health and Safety Legislation and Regulations for managerial and supervisory staff
Duration: 8 hours
Cost per learner: R695.00
Minimum 5 learners for on-site training
This course is intended for staff who are required to understand the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and the consequences of non-compliance. It will be useful for managers at all levels as well as safety and security officers, compliance officers and learners in commercial and industrial sectors.
Course Outline
The basic principles of the Act and accompanying Regulations including but not limited to:
- Safety Policies
- Accountability
- Health and Safety committees
- Role of the Dept Of Labour
- Section 32 Agreements
- General Safety Regulations
- General Administration Regulations
- Facilities Regulations
- Environmental Regulations
- Duties of Employers
- Duties of employees
- Incident reporting
- Interpreting the management controls required to achieve compliance.
- The obligations of managers in terms of communication and training.
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The Supervision of Health and Safety in the Workplace
Duration: 24 hours
Cost per learner: R1520.00
Minimum 3 learners for on-site training
This course is intended for Safety Co-ordinators and Supervisory staff. The learner will have a working understanding of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and the three modules will enable a safety leader to interpret and identify safety factors, and initiate the steps toward creating a safety programme.
Course Outline
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THE ACT AND REGULATIONS |
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- Important sections of the Act
- Powers and authority of the Dept of Labour
- Health and safety representatives
- Health and safety policy statements
- Section 37.2 agreements
- Important sections of the Act
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MODULE 2: |
INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION |
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Incidents and accidents and monitoring systems
- incident investigation terminology
- cause and effect
- unsafe acts and conditions
- Identify the pre-event assessment: probability and consequence
- Identify what is required to carry out the investigation
- Discuss the pre-event planning requirements
- Classify incidents, evaluate and document findings
- immediate and root cause analysis
- Identify risks – weighting, control methods and costing
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MODULE 3: |
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT
- Identification of Hazards and Risks
- Risk Analysis and ranking
- Implementing Controls
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Fire Awareness
Duration: 8 hours
Cost per learner: R550.00
Minimum 5 learners for onsite training
Course Outline
Learners are required to understand:
- The nature of the fire is correctly identified and its context correctly assessed
- Appropriate fire fighting and safety equipment is selected and checked
- Hazards are isolated
- Fire is approached according to procedures
- Changes in the fire are monitored and responded to
- Retreat from the fire site is undertaken according to appropriate retreat procedures for the type of fire
- Understanding confirmed
- Respond to `what if` and `why` questions covering:
- Applicable chemistry of fires
- Methods of fire transmission
- Types of fires
- Selection of fire fighting procedures for particular fires
- Prevention of fires
- Types, uses and operation of fire fighting and safety equipment
- Retreat procedures from fire
- Issues to consider when monitoring fire and site
- Handover procedures
- Reporting and recording requirements
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First Aid Level 1, 2 and 3 (Dept of Labour accredited)
Duration: 18- 40 hours depending on level
Cost per learner – Level 1 : R720.00 (Level 2 and 3 upon request)
Minimum 5 learners for on-site training
Course Outline
Modules:
- Principles of Emergency Care, Safety and Scene Management
- Artificial Respiration
- Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
- Foreign Body Airway Obstruction (choking)
- Shock, unconsciousness and fainting
- Wounds and Bleeding
- Burn wounds
- General Principles and specific fractures
- Head and spinal injuries
- Chest injuries
- Pelvis and abdominal injuries
- Medical Emergencies
- Environmental Emergencies
- Poisoning, bites and stings
- Joint injuries and rescue carries
- Multiple injury management
- Emergency childbirth
- Behavioural emergencies
- Water related emergencies
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Accident Investigations
Duration: 8 hours
Cost per learner: R550.00
Minimum 3 learners for on-site training
Course Outline:
- incident investigation terminology
- cause and effect
- unsafe acts and conditions
- Identify the pre-event assessment: probability and consequence
- Identify what is required to carry out the investigation
- Discuss the pre-event planning requirements
- Classify incidents, evaluate and document findings
- immediate and root cause analysis
- Identify risks – weighting, control methods and costing
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Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
Duration: 8 hours
Cost per Learner: R550.00
Minimum 3 learners for on-site training
Course Outline
- Definitions and Terminology
- Legal Requirements
- Types of Risk Assessments
- Difference between Hazards and Risks
- Techniques for Hazard Identification
- Risk Assessment Process
- HIRA Methodology
- Reporting and Recording
- Control Measures
- Reviews and Revision
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