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IOSH Managing Safely (Code 909IOSH)
14th - 18th September 2009 (9:00AM - 5:00PM)
| Location | Central London |
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| Contact | Kay Morrow |
| info@bifm-training.co.uk | |
| Tel | 020 7404 4440 |
| Website | www.bifm-training.com |
| Details | IOSH Managing Safely The course is accredited by IOSH, the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health, Europe's leading professional body for health and safety practitioners. This comprehensive 5 day course will enable anyone who manages risks and resources to review their departmental systems and introduce practical controls to improve health and safety. This approach will help to reduce sickness and absenteeism, improve the productivity of the workforce and the quality of the product or service, and reduce costs such as healthcare, insurance premiums and compensation claims. This course is intended for managers or anyone who manages risks and resources. After completing this course, participants will be able to: Understand how to comply with their organisation's health and safety policy Understand best practice in health and safety Carry out risk assessments and identify common hazards Review their systems for health and safety Introduce new controls or implement changes to make their organisation work more safely Course content This is a five day course. The course syllabus is covered in the first four days. The last day includes a revision session, the written assessment and preparation for the practical assessment. A comprehensive manual is provided. The key elements of the course are: Module 1: Introduction to Managing Safely Module 2: Health and safety legislation Module 3: Risk assessment and risk control Module 4: Common hazards - work equipment, electricity, noise, movement of people - vehicles, poor housekeeping, manual handling, display screen equipment - chemicals and substances, fire Module 5: Active monitoring Module 6: Reactive monitoring Module 7: Safety management systems The course is accredited by IOSH, the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health, Europe's leading professional body for health and safety practitioners. At the end of the course, the participants' understanding of the course material will be evaluated by means of a two part assessment: 1 - A written assessment, based on multiple-choice questions, on the last day of the course 2 - A practical work-based project carried out after the course IOSH provides the certificates for the course and participants have to successfully complete both parts of the assessment in order to obtain their Managing Safely Certificate. Maximum numbers The maximum number of participants per course is 20. |
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