Cambridge
Academy
In London

 

Introduction

Regardless of organization size or type, the best health and safety management systems apply a common-sense approach based on a thorough understanding of the specific hazards and risks the organization faces on a daily basis. 

This requires strong leadership and management, including the development of appropriate business processes and emergency preparedness. It also takes a well-trained, competent workforce operating in an atmosphere of trust. What’s more, a consistent, sustained delivery approach is necessary.

 A truly effective health & safety management system establishes and maintains a culture of safety that permeates the entire organization. The attitude and behaviours of management and workers must exhibit a strong commitment to a safer work environment, or else the system will not produce the desired outcomes.  

Advanced Health & Safety Management training course is based upon Successful Health and Safety Management produced by the UK's Health and Safety Executive. It will provide you with everything you need to develop and sustain a genuinely successful health and safety management system. 

Course Objectives

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

·        Develop and sustain an effective health and safety management system

·        Understand the significant legal duties and safety legislation in Europe and the United States 

·        Develop the skills to manage health and safety in line with other core business activities

·        Appreciate the importance of safety culture and human factors in creating a successful safety management system

·        Understand risk perception and effective hazard control 

·        Appreciate the importance of monitoring success

Target Audience

This course is designed for: 

·        Senior Managers with HSE Responsibility

·        HSE Personnel

·        Engineers

·        Maintenance Personnel

·        Employee Representatives

·        Human Resources Professionals

·        All line Managers, Supervisors and Team Leaders  

·        Any other personnel who are involved in planning and implementing the organisation’s HSE management system

Course Outlines

Day1 : Legislation for Health and Safety

·         Introduction to advanced health and safety program

·        Understanding of the laws to health and safety

·        Understanding of the laws for Hazardous Industries

·        Understanding of the safety culture

·        Legislation of the European directive “The SEVESO DIRECTIVE”

Day 2: Policy and Safety Culture  

·         Setting policy and organizing for health and safety

·        Control, co-operation, communication and competence

·        Safety culture and human factors

·        Safety management systems and safety culture factors

·        Essential safety management system components

·        Developing and sustaining an effective safety management system

·        The benefits of an effective safety management system

Day 3 : Planning and Implementing  

·         Planning and Implementation

·        Management Arrangements

·        Risk Control Systems – Inputs, Processes and Outputs

·        Risk Assessments

·        Work permit systems and isolations

·        Hazard Communication

Day 4 : Measuring Performance  

·         Measuring the performance of stated intentions against actual delivery

·        Active Monitoring Systems

·        Reactive Monitoring Systems

·        Audits and Reviews

·        Risk Management 

Day 5 : Behavioral Safety 

·         Taylor, Herzberg, McGregor, and Maslow

·        ABC Analysis – Antecedents, Behavior and Consequences

·        Natural Penalties and Consequences

·        Identifying Critical Behaviors

·        Feedback on Observations