IOSH MANAGING SAFELY

BLOCK COURSE DATES 2013:

                                                                            8th-11th April 2013

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COST: £440 + VAT PER PERSON INCLUSIVE OF WORKBOOK & CERTIFICATE

Module 1 – Introducing managing safely

Module 2 – Assessing risks

Module 3 – Controlling risks

Module 4 – Understanding your responsibilities

Module 5 – Identifying hazards

Module 6 – Investigating accidents and incidents

Module 7 – Measuring performance

Module 8 – Protecting our environment 

Section 1 – Syllabus

Aims

Managing safely has been designed to give managers an           

understanding of how to deal with health and safety

issues in the workplace, and make them aware of their

responsibilities.

Delegate prerequisites

None

Duration

Total course time of 24 hours, including assessments –

usually delivered over four or five days.

Who should attend?

Managers and supervisors in any sector, from any

organisation, who have to manage risk and resources.

Learning objectives

On successful completion of the course, you should make

sure that delegates understand the answers to the

following questions:

• why is it important to manage safely?

• what are their responsibilities as a manager?

• what is risk?

• what is a risk assessment?

• how are risk assessments carried out?

• how do you reduce risks and which risk control

  methods do you use?

• what does the law require a manager to do?

• how does the law work?

• what are the key parts of a health and safety

  management system?

• what are common hazards?

• what can be done about common hazards?

• how do accidents and incidents happen?

• why do accidents and incidents need investigating?

• how do you carry out an accident investigation?

• what’s performance measurement about?

• how do you measure health and safety performance?

• what is auditing?

• what is the impact of industry on the environment?

• how can pollution and waste be controlled?

• what are the main elements of an environmental

  management system?