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Workplace Safety Management Training
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Workplace Safety Management Training

Workplace safety training. Industrial safety training, SMS training for Aviation Industry
Created byShambhu Nath Mandal
Last updated 2/2022
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Safety Management overview. BASIC SAFETY CONCEPTS. Understanding human performance.
  • Conceptual tool for safety analysis. The SHEL Model. Error and Violation. ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE. Effective way of safety reporting.
  • The Safety Management. THE NEED FOR SAFETY MANAGEMENT in an organization. Way of Hazard identification. Classification of various Hazards.
  • Safety risk management. Safety Cost-benefit analyses. SAFETY RISK PROBABILITY and SEVERITY.
  • SAFETY RISK Tolerance and CONTROL. Safety risk mitigation and examination. THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY RISK MANAGEMENT.
  • Approach to Managing Safety. THE ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION PROCESS. Acceptable level of safety. A systematic approach to managing safety.
  • Management commitment and responsibility; Safety accountability; Appointment of key safety personnel. Coordination of emergency response planning.
  • Accident investigation Practical approach. Accident investigation Checklist. The Near-Miss incident. Some Models of investigation.

Course content

6 sections • 21 lectures • 2h 13m total length

  • Module 1.1 Safety Management overview.4:19

    Introduce total safety management and the safety risk management process, including risk assessment steps—identification, analysis, evaluation, and risk treatment—along with accident investigations and regulatory guidance.

  • Module 1.2 BASIC SAFETY CONCEPTS.6:52

    Explore basic safety concepts in workplace safety management training, recognizing safety as relative and managed through technology, training, and regulation; identify latent conditions, triggering factors, and human performance gaps.

  • Module 1.3 Understanding human performance.3:24

    Understand human performance by comparing blame-based punishment with a context-rich approach that analyzes components and safety barriers, reducing adverse interactions and guiding containment to protect people and assets.

Requirements

  • To acquire the requisite knowledge and /or this certificate of recognition no prerequisite knowledge is required. Having everything in the course you need to know.
  • Wanted to know, safety activities of your organisation, where you are working or you intended to work.

Description

Workplace Safety Management Training


Module 1 Introduction of Safety Management.

Module 1.1 Safety Management overview.

Module 1.2 BASIC SAFETY CONCEPTS.

Module 1.3 Understanding human performance.

Module 2 Conceptual tool for safety analysis.

Module 2.1 The SHEL Model.

Module 2.2 Error and Violation.

Module 2.3 ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE.

Module 2.4 Effective safety reporting.

Module 3. Safety Management.

Module 3.1 The Safety Management.

Module 3.2 THE NEED FOR SAFETY MANAGEMENT.

Module 3.3 Hazard identification.

Module 3.4 Classification of Hazards.

Module 3.5 HAZARD ANALYSIS.

MODULE 4 SAFETY RISKS.

Module 4.1 Safety risk management.

Module 4.2 Safety Cost-benefit analyses

Module 4.3 SAFETY RISK PROBABILITY and SEVERITY.

Module 4.4 SAFETY RISK Tolerable and CONTROL.

Module 4.5 Safety risk mitigation and examination.

Module 4.6 THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY RISK MANAGEMENT.

Module 5 Approach to Managing Safety

Module 5.1 THE ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION PROCESS.

Module 5.2 Acceptable level of safety.

Module 5.3 A systematic approach to managing safety.

Module 6 Elements of safety Management (Practical)

Module 6.1 Management commitment and responsibility;

Module 6.2 Safety accountabilities;

Module 6.3 Appointment of key safety personnel;

Module 6.4 Coordination of emergency response planning;

Module 7 Accident investigation. Practical

Module 7.1 Accident investigation Checklist.

Module 7.2 The Near-Miss incident.

Module 7.3 Some Models of investigation.

Examination 40 MCQ Question with single answer type.

Who this course is for:

  • This training is mainly for the people who are working in an organisation or people intended to work in an organization more specifically, aviation organisation.
  • Also for the people working in an organisation where managing safety is the primary concern, or innovation of safety procedure essential.

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