Safety Compliance and Site Inspection Procedures

Introduction:

"What gets measured gets improved." Systems must be thoroughly tested to ensure they are effective, especially when human lives are at stake. This is particularly true for safety systems designed to protect people. The Safety Compliance and Site Inspection training course focuses on maintaining safety standards and conducting comprehensive site inspections.

Participants will learn that auditing is essential to verifying whether company systems are operational and in compliance with all necessary legislation. The course will also address proactive approaches to closing gaps in the safety management system, ultimately enhancing safety compliance.

Objectives:

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

• Identify harmful actions and behaviors.
• Recognize that safety is the responsibility of all individuals.
• Understand that unsafe acts, behaviors, and conditions are key causes of injuries.
• Utilize job safety analysis to provide appropriate safety orientations.
• Conduct accident investigations and write detailed reports.
• Prepare for and manage various workplace accidents and emergencies.

Training Methodology:

• Presentations
• Group discussions
• Case study presentations
• On-site practicals
• Job safety analysis exercises
• Scenario-based learning
• Feedback sessions

Course Outline:

Unit 1: Definitions and Overview

• How accidents happen and assessing workplace safety.
• WHO and OSHA guidelines.
• Threshold limit values.

Unit 2: Industrial Hygiene

• Identifying hazards.
• Control methods.
• Accident costs and diagnosis.

Unit 3: Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

• Objectives and benefits.
• Applications in various industries.
• JSA phases and documentation.

Unit 4: Accident Investigation, Reporting, and Prevention

• Causes of accidents.
• Consequences and costs of accidents.
• Reporting and prevention methods.

Unit 5: Management of Health and Safety

• Setting safety objectives.
• Building an effective structure.
• Leadership in safety management.
• Evaluating health and safety performance.

Unit 6: Proper Behavior in Case of an Accident

• Types of accidents.
• First aid and CPR.
• Emergency assistance.

Unit 7: Safety Audit

• Importance of safety compliance audits.
• Benefits of adhering to safety inspection policies.
• Consequences of failing to meet safety standards.

Unit 8: Ergonomics and Good Posture

• Recognizing bad habits that lead to health issues.
• Understanding the impact of poor posture on health and work performance.
• Techniques for preventing and correcting postural problems.