
Principles of Occupational Safety and Health
Principles of Occupational Safety and Health
$3500.00
"Principles of Occupational Safety and Health" for 5 days
Day One: Introduction to Occupational Safety and Health
The purpose of the course:
Introducing participants to the concepts of occupational safety and health.
Raising awareness about the importance of applying safety and health standards in work environments.
Emphasizing the role of each individual in creating a safe and healthy work environment.
Target audience:
Workers in various industrial and service sectors.
Supervisors and site monitors.
Individuals who wish to develop their skills in the field of occupational safety and health.
Learning methods:
Theoretical lectures.
Watching educational videos that explain potential accidents and how to avoid them.
Simple practical exercises to reinforce concepts.
Day Two: Types of Risks in the Work Environment
Content:
Identifying chemical, physical, biological, and mechanical hazards.
Study of risk assessment methods and control methods.
Practical applications for identifying risks in the workplace.
Learning methods:
Practical workshops.
Real case studies.
Risk analysis exercises.
Day Three: Safety Systems and Preventive Measures
Content:
Basic preventive measures to avoid accidents.
Using personal protective equipment (such as helmets, gloves, safety glasses).
How to install and maintain safety devices (such as fire systems, gas detectors).
Learning methods:
Interactive lectures.
Live demonstrations of safety tools and equipment.
Practical training on how to use safety equipment.
Day Four: First Aid in the Workplace
Content:
The concept of first aid and its importance.
How to deal with common injuries (burns, fractures, poisoning, etc.).
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques.
Learning methods:
Practical workshops.
Training on first aid tools.
Live exercises to apply first aid in different situations.
Day Five: Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSAS)
Content:
Introduction to the Occupational Health and Safety Management System OHSAS 18001.
The basic principles of safety management in the workplace.
How to implement the system in establishments and how to monitor and evaluate.
Learning methods:
Theoretical lectures.
Presentations and group discussions.
Practical exercises on preparing safety plans in facilities.
Learning methods throughout the course:
Interactive learning: Through lectures and group discussions.
Applied learning: Through workshops and live case studies.
Online learning: Using electronic educational materials such as educational videos.
Quizzes: To assess the participants' understanding of the information.
Course evaluation:
Assessment tests at the end of each day.
Group discussions to exchange experiences.
A comprehensive assessment at the end of the course to determine the level of knowledge and skills acquisition.


