
Learn to promptly report workplace incidents per legal requirements. Conduct investigations with the incident team, identify root causes, collect evidence, verify interview information, and implement corrective and preventive measures.
Investigate the cause of accidents and classify incident types—that require investigation—from fatalities to near misses—while applying definitions under the WSI Act and related regulations.
Identify common construction incidents—falls from height, collapses, being struck by objects, fires, explosions, electrocution, and confined-space hazards—and understand dangerous occurrences and occupational diseases described in the lecture.
Collect photographic footage and witness statements; observe the scene, interview witnesses with open-ended questions using five Ws and how, and document findings in an incident form.
This is a blended course. There are 2 parts to this course- an online portion and classroom training. On completion of both components, the participants of this course will gain the knowledge and skills for fulfilling the role of a coordinator and supervisor in accordance with WSH level B Competency- based training programme.
This course provides learners with the skills and knowledge Coordinate and monitor the implementation of WSH management systems and programs for recognition, assessment, control and management of WSH risks.
The course fee reflected is only for the online segment.