Course Introduction:
This specialized Occupational Safety course offers a unique opportunity for participants from various sectors—governmental, private, military, and administrative—to acquire essential skills and knowledge related to health, safety, and environmental procedures. Through both practical and theoretical training, the course aims to promote a safe work environment that complies with established standards.
Course Objectives:
- Enable participants to prepare non-compliance reports according to safety standards.
- Train participants to prepare emergency drill reports and conduct accident investigations.
- Introduce participants to health and safety procedures and emergency response plans.
- Understand hazard classification and methods of risk control.
- Provide training on excavation, backfilling, and working at heights.
Brief Course Contents:
- Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) procedures.
- Preparation of safety and emergency reports.
- Hazard matrix: chemical, physical, biological, and radiation hazards.
- Hot and cold works and trip management plan.
- Accident investigation skills.
- Working at heights and excavation and backfilling operations.
Course Project:
At the end of the course, participants are assigned a practical project that includes:
- Preparing a report on safety standard non-compliance.
- Conducting an emergency drill simulation in a workplace environment.
- Developing a risk prevention plan for a virtual site.
Certificate:
The trainee will receive an accredited certificate from the Institute of Resources for Training, supervised by the General Organization for Technical and Vocational Training and the National Center for E-Learning. The certificate confirms successful completion of the Occupational Safety course and can be used for promotions or job applications in the fields of occupational safety and health.
