At the end of this course participants will be able to:

• Identify the international standards for health and safety at work.
• Understand the implementation of health and safety management systems.
• Identify workplace hazards.
• Know the methods of risk control within the construction industry.
• Complete a practical application of knowledge and understanding.

• Management of health and safety
• Management of construction health and safety
• Health and safety practical application

10 Days

Management of Health and Safety (IGC1)

• Foundations of health and safety

• Plan

• Do

• Check

• Act

Management of Health and Safety (IGC1)

• Construction management

• Hazards and control of:

- Construction activities

- Movement of people and vehicles

- Manual and mechanical handling

- Work equipment

- Electrical

- Fire

- Chemical and biological health

- Physical and psychological health

- Working at height

- Excavation work and confined spaces

- Demolition

Health and Safety Practical Application (ICC2)

• Students will learn to conduct a fire safety inspection of a workplace (unaided) and identify the hazards, control systems, and suggest appropriate cost-effective fire safety control measures where necessary.

• Students will prepare a persuasive report that urges management to employ appropriate action and explain why these actions are needed. The report must demonstrate a candidate’s mindfulness of reasonable and practical control measures, which should be im

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Know the legal requirements for health and safety at work.
• Implement health and safety management systems and fire management safety.
• Identify workplace fire hazards.
• Know the methods of fire hazard control.
• Complete a practical application of knowledge and understanding via a fire risk assessment.

• Management of health and safety
• Management of fire
• Practical fire risk assessment

10 Days

Management of Health and Safety (IGC1)

• Foundations in health and safety

• Plan

• Do

• Check

• Act

Management of Fire (IFC1)

• Managing fire safety

• Principles of fire and explosion

• Causes and prevention of fire and explosions

• Fire protection in buildings

• Safety of people in the event of a fire

• Fire safety risk assessment

Practical Fire Risk Assessment (FC2)

• Students will learn to complete a fire safety inspection of a workplace (unaided) and identify the hazards, control systems, and suggest appropriate cost-effective fire safety control measures where necessary.

• Students will prepare a persuasive report that urges management to employ appropriate action and explain why these actions are needed. The report must demonstrate a candidate’s mindfulness of reasonable and practicable control measures which should be.

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Know the importance of process safety management in the oil & gas industry.
• Identify hydrocarbon process safety.
• Explain fire protection types and emergency responses.
• Understand logistics and transport operations.

• Hydrocarbon process safety
• Fire protection and emergency response
• Logistics and transport operations

6 Days

Health, Safety and Environment Management in Context

• Learning from incidents

• Hazards inherent in oil & gas

• Risk management techniques used in the oil & gas industry

• Safety cases and safety reports

Hydrocarbon Process Safety – Part (1)

• Contractor management

• Process Safety Management (PSM)

• Role and purpose of a permit-to-work system

• Key principles of shift handover

• Plant operations and maintenance

Hydrocarbon Process Safety – Part (2)

• Failure modes

• Safety-critical equipment controls

• Safe storage of hydrocarbons

• Furnace and boiler operations

Fire Protection and Emergency Response

• Fire and explosion risks in the oil & gas industry

• Emergency response

Logistics and Transport Operations

• Marine transport

• Land transport

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Identify hazards in a range of workplace environments and recommend suitable corrective and preventative measurements.
• Understand the role of the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the legal duties of both employers and employees.
• Assist in the planning, implementation, and regular review of a health and safety policy.
• Influence behaviour to create a positive health and safety culture and the compliance of health and safety policies.
• Undertake risk assessments and make recommendations based on their findings.
• Investigate accidents and prepare reports recommending suitable corrective and preventative action.
• Undertake a health and safety audit.

• Management of health and safety
• Controlling workplace hazards
• Health and safety practical application

10 Days

Management of Health and Safety (IGC1)

• Foundations of health and safety

• Plan

• Do

• Check

• Act

Controlling Workplace Hazards (GC2)

• Workplace hazards and risk control

• Transport hazards and risk control

• Musculoskeletal hazards and risks

• Work equipment hazards and risk control

• Electrical safety

• Fire safety

• Chemical and biological health hazards and risk control

• Physical and psychological health hazards and risk control

Health and Safety Practical Application (GC3)

• Demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge of the unit IGC1 and GC2 syllabi, by successful completion of a health and safety inspection of a workplace.

• Complete a report to management regarding the inspection with recommendations.