The Level 1, 2 and 3 Health and Safety course consists of 5 elements:

MAKING THE CASE FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY:

•   The Moral, Legal and Financial reasons for managing health and safety
•   Moral, legal and Financial reasons
•   Moral reasons: ‘doing the right thing
•   The Legal reasons
•   Financial reasons: Saving Money
•   Roles and responsibilities of organisation
•   Directors Responsibilities
•   Roles and responsibilities of organisation
•   Work Health and Safety Responsibilities
•   Responsibilities of Self employed
•   Responsibilities that apply to Everyone
•   Study Assessment

MANAGING HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSISTENTLY WELL

•   Managing Health and Safety Consistently Well
•   Plan, Do, Check, Act
•   Managing Health and Safety Consistently
•   Managing Health and Safety Consistently,Leadership
•   Managing Health and Safety Consistently,Policies and Objectives
•   Managing Health and Safety; Effective Process
•   Managing Health and Safety;Checking/ Monitoring Performance:
•   Managing Health and Safety;Communication
•   Managing Health and Safety;Consultation/ Workers Participation

STOPPING INCIDENTS AND ILL HEALTH BEFORE THEY HAPPEN

•   Risk Assessment theory
•   Why do we risk Assess
•   How You Do Risk Assessment
•   Risk assessment
•   Identifying Hazard
•   Identifying Hazard 2
•   Identifying people at risk and how they may be harmed.
•   Identifying people at risk and how they may be harmed 2
•   Evaluating risk and deciding on precaution
•   Prioritisation of actions based on risk
•   Recording Significant Findings
•   Reason for reviewing risk assessment
•   Hierarchy of control
•   Controlling Risk
•   Personal Protective Equipment
•   Being Sensible and Proportionate
•   General Versus Specific risk assessment
•   Study Assessment 

RISK ASSESSMENT IN PRACTICE

•   Practical Risk Assessment
•   Risk Assessment Practical Video
•   Risk Assessment Practical Template
•   Risk Assessment Practical template

STOPPING INCIDENTS FROM REPEATING THEMSELVES

•   Why investigating incidents make sense.
•   Approch to Investigations
•   Approch to Investigations ;Gather the information
•   Approch to Investigations ;Analyse the Information
•   Rooting Out Causes Using the 5 Whys.
•   Approach to Investigations ;Identify risk control measures
•   Approach to Investigations ; Develop and implement the action plan
•   Reflection

DEALING WITH COMMON WORKPLACE HAZARDS

•   General Workplace Issues
•   Violence and Aggression
•   Violence and Aggression 
•   Hazardous Chemicals and Substances
•   Laptops and Computers
•   Office Ergonomics_ Simple solutions for comfort and safety
•   Substance abuse
•   Electricity
•   Fire
•   Manual Handling
•   Manual Handling
•   Noise and Vibration
•   Work Equipment
•   Work at height
•   Safe Use of ladder
•   Ladder Safety
•   Workplace Transport
•   Design of site traffic routes
•   Vehicles and Site rules
•   Study Assessment

KEEPING AN EYE ON HOW THINGS ARE GOING

•   Workplace Inspection
•   Auditing- What, Why and How
• Making the case for health and safety

• Stopping incidents and ill-health before they happen
• Stopping incidents from repeating themselves
• Dealing with common workplace hazards
• Keeping an eye on how things are going

Assessment:

Level 1, 2 and 3 Health and Safety is assessed by a  multiple choice examination. The practical element is assessed by a risk assessment activity.

Assessments are completed at the end of the course or online.

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