Occupational Safety and Health Course according to OSHA standards
A certificate accredited by the Technical and Vocational Training Corporation
Course accreditation number: 105283635
The importance of promoting and enriching a culture of safety within communities and workplaces, and its impact on employee behavior, business continuity, and sustainable production in organizations and companies.
Course objectives:
1. This program aims to raise the level of proficiency 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 this type of course is a societal role targeting all segments of citizens. It is our responsibility to educate and raise awareness of these programs to achieve the ultimate goal of these training programs, which is to protect lives, property, and the environment from losses, achieve sustainable business continuity without accidents, and advance the development of our beloved country. (Introduction to occupational safety and health).
2. Familiarizing students with the regulations will help them understand the laws 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. (Learn about local and international occupational safety and health regulations and laws).
3. This training program will provide students with effective preventive inspection and auditing skills for non-conformities in facility facilities. Students will be able to identify non-compliances and observations that affect the safety of workers and the facility and pose a risk to their lives. Based on this, students will be able to develop procedures to control and correct these risks as quickly as possible. (Acquire hazard identification and risk assessment skills).
4. Students will gain a scientific base of information that will help them perform their duties as safety supervisors with professionalism, given their knowledge of safety and health topics. This will enable them to convince employers of risks that may harm workers and the facility (Developing and qualifying students' capabilities).