IOSH Managing Safely Refresher
From£179.00 + VAT per delegate
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Course length: |
1 Day |
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Additional work: |
Practical submitted 2 weeks after course |
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Level: |
Intermediate |
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Delivery: |
Classroom |
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Venues: |
Nationwide or In-House |
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Pre-Qualifications: |
Delegates must have completed an IOSH Managing Safely course within the last 3 years |
The Managing Safely refresher is designed to provide continued support to managers in dealing with health and safety issues in the workplace.
Aims:
Specifically, the course aims to:
- revise key management responsibilities from the Managing Safely course
- update relevant changes in relevant, good practice guidance, legislation and standards
Delegate prerequisites:
Delegates must have completed a Managing Safely course within the last 3 years.
Duration:
The core syllabus is designed to be delivered over a minimum period of 1 day. However, trainers will need to assess the needs of their delegates. For example, some delegates may need to revisit relevant common hazards. Trainers should be prepared to accommodate these needs.
Programme:
The core programme is designed to revisit key management responsibilities from the Managing Safely course and provide updates on relevant changes in good practice guidance, legislation and standards. It does not, therefore, revisit all the Managing Safely modules in equal depth. Trainers should be prepared to revise and update delegates on material outside of the suggested core programme, according to delegate needs, such as common hazards and environmental matters.
Introducing managing safely
- Briefly revisit the moral, legal and financial reasons for managing health and safety and how this is an integral part of the manager’s role
Assessing risks
Revise the following:
- Definitions of hazard, hazardous event, risk, likelihood and consequence
- Factors to consider when carry out a risk assessment
- Illustration of a simple risk rating system
Controlling risks
- Revisit risk control selection and the best methods to choose, including consideration of ‘reasonably practicable’
Understanding your responsibilities
- Recap on managers’ health and safety responsibilities
- Briefly review the demands of the law and update significant relevant changes in legislation
- Update any significant changes in health and safety management system good practice and standards
Investigating accidents and incidents
Revise the following:
- Definitions of accident, incident and near miss
- Main causes of accidents: immediate, underlying and root
- Accident investigation process
Measuring performance
Revise the following:
- Importance of measuring performance for improving health and safety
- Use of key performance indicators and the limitations of reactive and pro-active measuring
- Purpose and setting up of audits (internal and external)
An IOSH ‘Managing safely’ certificate is awarded to all those who attend the course and successfully complete a written assessment. Understanding of the course material is evaluated by means of a 45-minute written assessment paper consisting of 15 multi-format questions.
Joining us couldn't be easier; for further information on this course and any questions please contact:-
Ros Stacey
UK Sales Director
01283 509175
07968 483615
rs@crsrisk.com
