HSE Excellence Course

Course Objective

• To be able to effectively implement health and safety in the workplace, it is important to understand the fundamentals of Health and Safety Management in the organization. These fundamentals help to contribute to the planning and the usage of Health and Safety Policies and Procedures in the workplace, which will in turn improve the Health and Safety Culture in the workplace and help the organization achieve its goals. This course, therefore, helps to provide fundamental topics in regards to health and safety in the workplace and how they function for workers at all levels in the organization to work in a safe and productive environment. 
  

• The importance of health and safety
  
• Organizational Health and Safety Objectives and how to achieve them 
• Organization Health and Safety Policy
• Requirements to meet in the policy statement 
• Organizational Roles, Responsibilities, and Authorities
• Document Hierarchy: Policies, Standards, Guidelines, Procedures, and Resources
• Business approach for the Organization Health and Safety Management System; Policies, Mission, Vision, Objectives, and Targets 
• Organization Health and Safety 
• Organization Health and Safety Objectives and planning how to achieve them
• Organizational Roles, Responsibilities, and Authorities
• Responsibility Matrix in the Organization Health and Safety Management System
• Accountability Matrix in the Organization Health and Safety Management System
• Leadership and Commitment 
• Leadership, Commitment, and Accountability: Definitions, Roles, and Responsibilities in Organization Health and Safety Management System
• Visible Behavior at each level of the organization 
• Consultation and participation of workers 
• An overview of what the law requires an organization to do to protect the safety and health of workers
• Hazard Identification and assessment of risk and opportunities 
• Reasonably foreseeable and its implementation in Hazard Identification through common, industry, and expert knowledge
• Risk Assessment steps and process
• Implementation of the hierarchy of controls 
• Define Incident, accident, and near-miss
• Active and Reactive Monitoring 
• Reasons to investigate incidents 
• Root Cause Analysis 
• Considerations and data needed to investigate accidents 
• Results from accident investigations 
• Lesson Learned 
• Reviewing the Health and Safety Management System and its significance in technical procedures.