Page Comparison

Course 1

Week 1

Principles of Control

• Introduction 

• Hazard Basics

• Hierarchy of Risk Control

  • Elimination or Substitution

  • Changing Work Methods/Patterns

  • Reduced Time Exposure

  • Engineering Controls

  • Housekeeping 

  • Safe Systems of Work

  • Training and Information (Admin)

  • Monitoring and Supervision

  • PPE

  • Applying to COVID-19 

• Technology for Hierarchy of Control

Week 2

• Controlling Health Risks

  • Types of health risk

  • Control hierarchy for exposure to hazardous substances

  • Assessing exposure and health surveillance

  • ProcessMAP Technology

• Safe Systems of Work

  • What is a safe system of work?

  • Assessment of what safe systems of work are required

  • Development of safe systems

  • Preparation for safe systems

  • Documentation

  • Communication and training

  • Monitoring safe systems

Week 3

• Lone Workers

• PTW (Permit to Work)

  • Permit to work Procedures

  • Principles

  • Work requiring a permit

  • Responsibilities

• Emergency Procedures

  • Introduction

  • Fire routines and fire notices

  • Supervisory duties

  • Assembly and roll call

  • Contacting Emergency Services

Week 4

• First Aid at Work

  • Aspects to Consider

  • Impact on First-Aid Provision if Risks are Significant

  • Appointed Persons

• Safe movement of people in the workplace

  • Hazards in the Workplace

    • Slips, Trips and Falls on the Same Level, 

    • Falls from Height, 

    • Collisions with Moving Vehicles, 

    • Being Struck by Moving, Falling or Flying Objects 

    • Striking against Fixed or Stationary Objects

Course 2

Week 1

Maximizing Incident Investigation to Prevent Recurrence

• Investigating Incidents

  • Role and function of incident investigation

  • Types of incident or adverse events

  • Which incidents/accidents should be investigated?

  • Incident investigation procedures

    • Initial Action

    • Investigation Method

    • Investigation interview techniques

Week 2

• Investigating Incidents

  • Incident Causes and analysis

    • Immediate causes

    • Underlying and root causes

    • Comparison with relevant standards

    • Simple root cause analysis – The five whys

  • Remedial actions

    • Investigation form

    • Key data for medium level of investigation

  • Lessons learnt from an incident

Week 3

• Recording and reporting incidents

  • Statutory requirements

    • Accident Book / Log

    • OSHA / RIDDOR

  • Internal systems for collecting and analyzing incident data

    • Type of accident/incident

    • Analysis

    • Incident Rates

  • Collection of information, compensation and insurance issues