IOSH Managing Safely

Course

In Scarborough

£ 899 + VAT

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    Scarborough

  • Duration

    4 Days

To understand and apply the basic principles of managing health and. safety. To assess risk within the workplace and apply effective control measures. To ensure adequate training and safety information is available. To set health and safety objectives and to plan effectively. To be able to investigate the causes of accidents and take appropriate. action. To be aware of employers responsibilities to employees and others. Suitable for: Managers and supervisors who are responsible for health and safety and assessing and managing risk within the workplace.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Scarborough (North Yorkshire)
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Salter Road, Scarborough Business Park, YO11 3UZ

Start date

On request

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Course programme

Course Aims

This is a four day course run in accordance with the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and will give you the knowledge and skills to be classed as 'competent' to assess and control risk and manage the multiple health and safety issues within the workplace. The course covers a full range of common workplace hazards.

Assessment

The assessment of this course is based upon a multi-choice examination paper and a project based on the delegates own workplace. Successful completion of the programme will lead to an IOSH Managing Safely Certificate.

Course Overview

The course covers the following topics:

  • Safety Management - Basic management principles and practises that apply to health and safety issues. Setting achievable health and safety objectives and planning to achieve these objectives.
  • Reactive Monitoring - Awareness of the legal requirements for reporting and effectively investigating accidents.
  • Risk Assessment - Identifying hazards and potential risks and applying appropriate control measures.
  • Active Monitoring - Applying effective means of monitoring data.
  • Review and Audit
  • Health and Safety Legislation - Codes of practice and relevant legislation.
  • Workplace Hazards - Such as Work Equipment, Noise, Manual and Mechanical Handling, Fire and Electricity, Housekeeping, Permits-to-Work, Chemicals and Substances, Display Screen Equipment, Construction, Confined Spaces and Food Safety.

IOSH Managing Safely

£ 899 + VAT