Employee safety and risk management in the work environment

Introduction

This course comes to meet the needs of specialists in health, safety and security, and risk management, and to meet the needs of all organizations and institutions in the work environment in the public and private sectors. The departments and sections of "security and safety" are among the most important elements of modern institutions and facilities and should be included in the training plans that they include. Any strategy because of its extreme importance in protecting lives and property and what it does in terms of leadership, guidance, guidance, setting rules, spreading preventive awareness and clarifying technical instructions. All these characteristics make it so important that it should take an important place in all business in terms of its development and training of workers with everything related to the latest International practices and modern methodologies, in the government and private sectors, through which the level of performance and levels of occupational safety and security can be raised to reach quality standards in the management of occupational safety and health policy, planning, development and coordination as it is the link between other departments and full supervision of occupational safety work in the facilities.

Course Objectives

• Identifying a set of procedures that lead to providing occupational protection for employees, reducing the risk of injury to the employee and the facility, and trying to prevent or reduce the occurrence of accidents, and thus provide a sound professional atmosphere that helps work.
• Identify the rights and duties of both the employee and the employer.
• Identify the requirements for compliance with international standards for public safety and security.
• Identify risks in the work environment and take appropriate measures to overcome them.
• Gain the skill of auditing the work environment and writing reports.

Course Outlines

Day 1: Foundations of Security, Safety, and Quality – From Policy Development to Practical Training

• The foundations of security, safety and quality and upgrading them to the standards set by the institution or facility.
• The most important modern methods in the processes of applying sound means and procedures to secure the establishment and workers.
• Practical training on developing emergency plans and strategies and security control.
• Technical instructions and practical guidance regarding the implementation of the safety and security policy at work.

Day 2: Analyzing and Assessing Work Environment Hazards – From Electrical to Biological Risks

• Work environment hazards.
• electrical hazards.
• to mechanical hazards.
• physical hazards.
• biological hazards.
• Ergonomic hazards (interaction of work with the work environment).
• Fire hazards.

Day 3: Safety in Indoor Work – Personal Protective Equipment, Machinery Protection, and Construction Risks

• Indoor work.
• Personal protective equipment (planning - use - maintenance - storage).
• Hearing protection.
• Protection of machinery and equipment.
• Risks of building and construction works.

Day 4: Building Emergency Plans and Crisis Management – From Incident Command Systems to Safety System Audits

• Building emergency plans and crisis management.
• Incident Command system ICS.
• Basics of inspection of occupational safety and health work.
• Fundamentals of reviewing and auditing occupational health and safety systems.
• Principles of investigation of facility accidents.

Day 5: Successful International Models in Security and Smart Surveillance –Workplace Life Skills and Health Programming Best Practices

• Some successful international standard models in security and smart surveillance technology.
• Types of blades and methods of preparation.
• Life skills in the workplace.
• Best practices in health workplace programming.