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Understanding the Legal Framework:

The course will likely cover the basics of relevant health and safety legislation and regulations.

•             Hazard Identification:

Participants will learn to recognize common workplace hazards, such as chemical exposure, slips, trips, and falls, and other hazards specific to their industry or work environment.

•             Risk Assessment:

The course will cover the steps of a risk assessment, including evaluating the likelihood and severity of harm, and deciding on appropriate control measures.

•             Control Measures:

A key focus will be on implementing the hierarchy of controls, which prioritizes eliminating hazards at their source, then reducing the risk through engineering, administrative, and personal protective equipment (PPE) measures.

•             Emergency Procedures:

The course will cover the importance of having and following emergency procedures, including reporting incidents and understanding evacuation plans.

•             Positive Safety Culture:

Participants will learn the importance of fostering a positive safety culture where employees feel comfortable reporting hazards and are actively involved in safety initiatives.