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Health and Safety at Work

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Workplace safety, as well as being governed by statute, is a moral obligation for all businesses to ensure that everyone who works for you can be sure they are coming to an environment that isn’t harmful and damaging. Our course helps you review common hazards and safety measures that will give you the tools to create policy that goes beyond minimum legal requirement and helps you anticipate hazards, prevent injury and attack and keep employees wellbeing at the centre of your business.

Note: This course does not replace advice and compliance planning you should make in order to meet your local and national legal requirements. You should always check directly with the government or other department for your legal requirements.

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Module One: Getting Started

  • Overview
  • Introduction
  • Course Objectives
  • How it works

Module Two: An Overview

  • Work Safety and Health Legislations
  • Roles & Duties
  • Safety Planning
  • Review Questions

Module Three: Types of Hazards

  • Computer Workstations
  • Ergonomics
  • Fire Prevention
  • Fitness & Wellness
  • Heat Stress
  • Stress
  • Violence
  • Review Questions

 

Module Four: Managers Role

  • Promoting & Enforcing Safety Standards
  • Element of a Health and Safety Program
  • Responsibilities
  • Review Questions

Module Five: Training

  • Reasons for Training
  • Definition
  • Orientation
  • On the Job Training
  • Safety Meetings
  • Planning and Conducting a Training Session
  • Review Questions

Module Six: Stress Management

  • Altering
  • Avoiding
  • Accepting
  • Relaxation Techniques
  • Using Routines to Reduce Stress
  • Review Questions

Module Seven: Workplace Violence

  • What is Workplace Violence?
  • Identifying
  • Addressing
  • Harassment Policy
  • Review Questions

Module Eight: Identifying Your Company Hazards

  • Conducting an Inspection
  • Prioritizing Deficiencies
  • Report & Following Up
  • Review Questions

Module Nine: Drug & Alcohol Abuse

  • For Employees
  • For Managers or Supervisors
  • When to Address
  • Implementing a “No Tolerance” Rule
  • Review Questions

Module Ten: Writing the Safety Plan

  • Management Involvement
  • Responsibility
  • Employee Involvement
  • Follow Through with Accident Investigations
  • Training of Employees
  • Review Questions

Module Eleven: Implement the Plan

  • Selecting an Employee Representative
  • Identifying Roles
  • Assigning Responsibility
  • Follow Through
  • Review Questions

Module Twelve: Wrapping Up

  • Words from the wise
  • Recap
  • Results
  • Recommended reading

Throughout the course you will develop key skills as you cover the following topics

  • Identifying common barriers to communication
  • Understand what paraverbal and non-paraverbal communication is
  • Speak like a STAR
  • Develop strong listening and questioning skills
  • Master the art of conversation

By the end of this course on Communication Strategies, you will:

  • Develop great speaking skills
  • Develop the art of conversation in all aspects
  • Understand how to properly question and develop appreciative inquiry
  • Move to an advanced level of skills in communication

Prior knowledge

You don’t need any specific prior learning or training to take this course as it covers many areas of communication, whether you’re an experienced communicator or not. What you will need is a good level of English (B2) or more in order to fully understand the tuition and put this into practice.

As you develop your career, there will be a constant requirement to not only refresh and update existing technical learning but also to develop new skills and ways of thinking and behaving.

Technical Skills

Whether you’re in production, distribution, sales, finance, human resources or management your technical skills will always need to keep up with the latest developments in technology and change. The learning for this will generally come from your peers, industry trends and specialised training.

New skills

However, as you move up in seniority through an organisation or become and entrepreneur, you will be faced with learning a much wider array of skills. You will need to learn how to be a generalist but with the ability to look at the whole of a business and how it all interlocks.

People Skills

Most importantly, you will need to master your own behaviours and character and emotional intelligence in order to influence, inspire and bring people along with your vision.

Your career, personal and professional development should never stop, whether you are learning because of a company or professional body requirement or whether you are just wanting to grow.

ALWAYS BE LEARNING!

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