
Explore the six-chapter outline of basics of health, safety and environment, covering hazards identification, risk assessment, fire safety, behavior based safety, and IOSH, OSHA, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001.
Define health, safety and environment concepts and explain why firms implement HSE management systems to protect workers, comply with legal requirements, reduce costs, and satisfy stakeholders.
Explore the basic requirements of health, safety and environment management, including cleanliness, waste disposal, ventilation, lighting, drinking water and sanitation, fire safety, machinery guarding, PPE, and risk assessment.
Identify unsafe condition, unsafe act, near miss, and accident through scenarios of an unfixed axe and missing safety shoes, and learn the importance of risk assessment.
Identify hazards and assess risk with a risk matrix by evaluating likelihood and severity. Learn to calculate risk, apply mitigation and control, and determine acceptable risk based on feasibility.
Explore the five controls of the hierarchy of controls—elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, and personal protective equipment—and apply ALARP to reduce risk to an acceptable level.
Review essential concepts of hazards, risks, and risk assessment, including ALARP and acceptable risk, with a downloadable risk assessment sheet for practice and live document updates.
Explore the fire triangle: fuel, oxygen, and ignition, and learn fire safety basics, hazards, and extinguishment, with real-world implications for hotels, steel, textiles, and emergency response.
Fire classifications range from A to F with fuels like wood, liquids, gases, metals, electricity, and fats. Discover four extinguishing methods—cooling, smothering, chemical reaction, and starvation—plus British versus US differences.
Identify dry chemical powder as the universal extinguisher for A, B, C, D and electrical fires (blue); CO2 for B, C and electrical fires (not in confined spaces).
Study the basics of behavior-based safety, including observation and reinforcement (money, training, participation) to reduce incidents, and address negative and positive behaviors and their root causes.
Explore IOSH, OSHA, and ISO standards for health, safety, and environment management, including ISO 45001 and ISO 14001, with PDCA cycle guidance and lifecycle thinking.
Learn that HSE regulations are legally binding in many countries, with penalties, and that risk assessment guides work at height and PPE decisions alongside MSDS-based chemical safety.
For the last few decades, the industry has undergone tremendous changes, impacted by technological advances and changing attitudes about how things should happen in the best way possible.
One such change is the industry's growing emphasis on safety and health. Professionals realized that safety, productivity, and quality are inseparably linked.
To protect their employees on the job, companies are implementing programs beyond regulatory compliance.
In this course, the instructor from HSE-Q Training International presents safety as being actively managed with quality and productivity. In addition, he discusses the importance of fire safety.
The instructor highlights some of the industry's most notable safety and health hazards throughout this course—including fall hazards, traffic accidents, respiratory hazards, and fire hazards—and shares strategies for integrating safety, quality, and productivity.
This course involves a dedicated session for risk assessment. If risks are not managed correctly, they can hinder the success of your project. You could even have your project derailed entirely. This course teaches you how to anticipate, assess, and manage risk. Creating a risk management plan, outlining and categorizing risks, performing a qualitative and quantitative risk analysis, creating a response plan, monitoring progress, and ensuring projects stay within budget and timelines will enable you to manage your risks effectively.
Learners will be equipped with all the knowledge they will need to improve health & safety at their workplaces with the Basics Of Health, Safety & Environment Management System. Walking you through the basics to more specialized topics covers everything you need to know about and much more.
Discover tips and guidance that will steer you towards excellence, with six meticulously crafted modules designed by professional experts in Health, Safety, and Environment Management training. So whether you want to ace that job interview, grow your confidence in the workplace, or gain the skills for self-mastery, this HSE training course is tailor-made to help you achieve your true potential.
And if you find that this course is not equipping you with the knowledge that can help you to gain employable skills, claim your money back within 30 days of taking the course.
What's more, with the Basics of Health, Safety, and Environment Training Course, you'll get to know the ins and outs of the topic. There are no specific entry requirements for this course, which can be studied part-time or full-time and at your own pace. So, join this HSE Training Course today and master the safety essentials to ensure workplace safety.
There are six sections in this course, which cover various topics related to health, safety, and the environment.
In chapter 1. We will discuss - What Is Meant by Health, Safety, and Environment? This section will cover an overview of basic concepts, the need for health safety, and definitions of health, safety, and environment.
In chapter 2. During this course, we will discuss Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment, and learn how to carry out these tasks, as well as how to control risks in a hierarchical manner
Chapter 3. The topic is Fire Safety and Fire Prevention Techniques - which includes basic information about fire safety such as, what is fire, how it is made, and how it is extinguished
In chapter 4. The basic elements of behavioral safety will be discussed: What is Behavior, what is Behavior Observation, and the kinds of reinforcements that can occur.
In Chapter 5. The purpose of this lesson is to provide you with information about IOSH, OSHA, ISO 45001, and 14001, which are international organizations regulating and enforcing health safety laws.
Last but not least, in the last chapter, we will review some frequently asked questions regarding health, safety, and the environment.
If you complete the course, you will receive a certificate from Udemy that you can save and use for career advancement.