The Health and Safety at Workplace Training course aims to provide participants with the essential knowledge and skills to promote a safe and healthy work environment. The primary objectives include:
Risk Awareness: Develop an understanding of workplace hazards and risks to foster a proactive approach to safety.
Regulatory Compliance: Familiarize participants with health and safety regulations to ensure legal compliance.
Emergency Preparedness: Acquire skills for responding to emergencies, including first aid procedures and evacuation protocols.
Workplace Ergonomics: Learn about ergonomics and workspace design to enhance employee well-being and prevent musculoskeletal disorders.
Safety Culture: Promote a safety culture within the workplace by encouraging communication and reporting of safety concerns.
Upon completion of this course, participants will cover key topics, including:
Workplace Hazards: Identification and understanding of common workplace hazards and risks.
Health and Safety Regulations: Awareness and compliance with health and safety regulations and standards.
Emergency Response Procedures: Proper procedures for responding to emergencies, including first aid and evacuation.
Ergonomics and Workspace Design: Techniques for promoting ergonomic workspaces to enhance employee well-being.
Safety Communication: Strategies for fostering a safety culture through effective communication and reporting.
Benefits of Health and Safety at Workplace Training
Risk Mitigation: Proactive identification and mitigation of workplace hazards and risks.
Legal Compliance: Familiarity with health and safety regulations to ensure legal compliance.
Emergency Preparedness: Acquire skills for effective responses to emergencies, including first aid and evacuation.
Ergonomic Workplace: Promotion of ergonomic workspaces to enhance employee well-being and prevent musculoskeletal disorders.
Safety Culture Promotion: Encourage a safety culture through effective communication and reporting.
Participants will undergo practical assessments, including emergency response drills and ergonomic workspace evaluations, to evaluate their understanding and application of health and safety principles.
The maximum allowed candidates per batch for Health and Safety at Workplace Training is 10–12 participants.