Core skills in risk management according to the NEBOSH methodology (IG2)

Basic Skills in Risk Management According to the NEBOSH Methodology (IG2)

With a certificate accredited by the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation

Course Accreditation Number: 105276439

The program consists of (4) main components, each containing several sequential units related to understanding occupational safety and health processes according to the British NEBOSH methodology. The first component covers the following:

1. Occupational Safety and Health Systems Operations: This section reviews how the Occupational Safety and Health Management System operates, provides an introduction to the Occupational Safety and Health Management System, the purpose of establishing this system, the reason for its mandatory implementation in establishments at the local and international levels, and the agreements issued by it, as well as the standards, regulations, and legislation related to it. It consists of the following topics:

A - Ethical reasons for occupational safety and health, their impact on individuals and communities, and the quality of life of individuals, as well as international and local laws and regulations that legislate ethical arguments in the workplace.

B - Reviewing the legal framework for occupational safety and health, which includes several units, as follows:

C - Presenting the economic reasons why organizations, companies, and establishments pay great attention to implementing an occupational safety and health management system, given the economic impact and direct and indirect losses that may threaten the economy of organizations, companies, and governments, as well as the loss of the gross domestic product.

Detailed objectives of the training program:

1. This program aims to raise the level of competence of students working in this field or students seeking employment, given the labor market's need for this type of field, especially those who have completed intensive training courses in occupational safety and health. Our role as a training institute hosting these types of courses is a societal role targeting all segments of citizens, and it is our responsibility.

2. Introducing students to regulations and legislation will help them understand and rely on them when practicing the occupational safety and health profession. It will also support all related issues, which will enhance safety in the workplace. (Learning about local and international regulations and legislation for occupational safety and health.)

3. This training program will provide students with effective preventive inspection and auditing skills for non-conformities in facility facilities.

4. Students will gain a scientific foundation of information related to safety and health, which will help them carry out their duties as safety supervisors with professionalism, given the information they will receive on safety and health topics. This will enable them to convince employers of the risks that may harm workers and the facility (developing and qualifying students' capabilities).

5. Students will develop their skills in occupational accident investigation procedures by viewing videos of accidents and injuries in the workplace. Students will be required to infer direct, indirect, and root causes, identify the organizational, functional, and individual factors that contributed to the accidents, and describe unsafe conditions and actions (Unsafe Act – Unsafe Condition). Students will gain skills in investigating occupational accidents.