CUSTOMIZED HSE TRAINING

ACCURATE adapts its training to the needs of each of its clients to help them attain their specific objectives. These courses consist of theoretical presentations and can include a practical component as needed. ACCURATE offers safety classes to suit your company needs. Put together your own safety training at your site or ours. Here is a list of the most common training programs that we deliver:

Basic First Aid (CPR & AED)
Advanced First Aid
Basic Fire Safety
Fire Warden
Initial Fire Response (IFR)
HSE Induction
Work Permit Systems
Rigger & Banksman
Emergency Planning
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Safe Erection & Dismantling of Scaffolding
Scaffold Supervisor
Scaffolding Inspector
H2S Awareness & Escape
Confined Space Entry
Hot Work
Work at Height
MEWP Operator Safety
Rescue Operations
Excavation Safety
Risk Assessment
Accident Investigation
Rigging & Slinging Safety
Defensive Driving Course (DDC)
Chemical Handling Safety
COSHH
Electrical Safety
Lock Out & Tag Out (LOTO)
Heavy Machinery
Manual Handling
Housekeeping
Legionella Awareness
Asbestos Awareness
Mechanical Operations/ Erection
Authorized Gas Tester (AGT)
Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)
Cable Avoidance Tool (CAT)
Power Tools Operator Safety
Ergonomics
Noise Awareness
Disaster Management
Stress Management
Environmental Awareness
Rig Safety
LOLER
PUWER
Welding Safety
HAZOP Study Training
Basic Life Support – Foundation and Refresher
Dealing With Hazards & Risks
HSE Tools & Skills (for Supervisors and Managers)
Occupational HSE Training
Safety Leadership for Supervisors
Safety Leadership for Manager

TAILORED AND PRIVATE COURSES FOR CORPORATES

If you have a group of employees requiring training we offer all our courses on a private basis at a venue of your choice. This can work out more cost effective and the training can be tailored specifically to your company needs and sector. Should you have a specific training requirement that is not included in this guide please contact us – we will always be able to help.

You just provide the training venue and we’ll do the rest.

Delivered at your facility by one of our industry-specialist trainers
Scheduled at the most convenient time for your business
Training priorities adapted to match the current skill levels of your team.

E-Learning

Our corporate e-Learning solution offers a flexible and cost-effective method for training large numbers of people, especially those based in different locations. e-Learning courses avoid travel and accommodation costs and the often-lengthy periods off work sometimes required by classroom-based courses, without sacrificing that important tutorial input.

Our specially-written course materials are available on our e-learning website, so your employees can access their course wherever they are in the world, irrespective of time zones.

We can develop your own virtual community, where your employees can ‘meet’ to discuss topics and confidential issues facing your business. Experience has shown that the professional relationships built in these communities often extend beyond the course itself, providing benefits for your company well into the future.

Reports are provided as part of any corporate e-learning project, enabling you to keep on top of how your students are progressing with their studies.

CUSTOMIZED HSE TRAINING

1. BASIC FIRST AID

The course focuses on the key responsibilities of a first aid provider complying with the legal responsibilities of a company. The trained personnel are capable of recognizing a medical emergency and providing basic supportive first aid care.

TOPICS

Initial Assessment
Activating EMS
Clearing and Protecting the Airway
Ventilations
Rescue Breathing
Chest Compression
CPR Activation
Choking
Burns
Control of Bleeding
Heart Attack
Stroke
Neck, head and spinal injuries
Seizure
Managing shock
Mechanism of Injury
Moving a Casualty

DURATION : 1 Day

ASSESSMENT : Theory / Practical

2. FIRE WARDEN / FIRE FIGHTING

Fire wardens play an important role in identifying Fire Hazards and implementing suitable control measures. A Fire warden also ensures your business is prepared for a fire emergency by safely evacuating everyone. Fire Warden will also ensure all Fire fighting systems are in order.

TOPICS

Basic Fire Safety theory
Classification of fire
Principles of fire transmission
Method of extinguishing
Fire protection
Fire prevention
Fire precaution
Fire risk assessment
Basic Firefighting (onsite/optional)
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Roles & Responsibilities of Fire Warden
Fire Hazard Identification
Recognize emergency and initiate a response
Rescue and medical assistance

DURATION : Half Day

ASSESSMENT : Theory / Practical

3. BANKSMAN SAFETY

The course is intended for outdoor staff employed by Local Authorities, Public Utilities, and private sector contractors and other persons involved in works on public roads or for onsite traffic. Participants may be general operatives and supervisory staff.

TOPICS

What is a flagman/banksman
Why have a flagman
Duties of flagman
Common causes of accidents
Understanding the roles of driver & Banksman
Hazards
Identifying danger areas when manoeuvring vehicles
Types of Plant Machineries & site traffic
Communication with Operator
Different types of signals
Safe work practices
Tipper / Truck control

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

4. SCAFFOLD ERECTION & DISMANTLING TRAINING

Delegates will receive in-depth training in methods of erection and will be given the opportunity to apply their practical knowledge whilst gaining a clearer understanding of scaffolding.

Our Scaffold Appreciation / Basic Scaffold Safety Training aims to ensure that participants understand the regulations of relevant scaffolding structures and their constituents, to benefit site inspections and single out faults and associated risks.

TOPICS

Definition of Scaffold
Different types of Scaffold
Parts of Scaffold
Standards of Scaffolding
Purpose of Each Parts of Scaffold
Standards of scaffold parts
Working at Height Preventions
Working at Height Protection Methods
Ladder Placing and its use
Mobile Scaffold and its use
Reasons for scaffold collapses
Inspection of Scaffold methods
Practical Session of Scaffold Construction

DURATION: 2 Days

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

5. SCAFFOLD INSPECTOR

The Scaffold Inspector course will develop your understanding of scaffolding components, forms of construction and the inspection procedures for basic access scaffolds and how to comply with current legislation and Codes of Practice.

TOPICS

Regulations and approved Codes of Practice
Scaffolding terminology
Tubes, boards and fittings
Ladders
Gin wheels and ropes
Scaffold ties
Construction regulations and recommendations of basic Scaffolds
independent tied scaffold
putlog scaffold
birdcage scaffold
basic independent tied scaffold
scaffolds with prefabricated beams
protective fans, pavement gantry
loading bay, roof saddle scaffold
splay scaffold roof edge protection
practical inspection
Reports

DURATION: 2 Days

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

6. CONFINED SPACE ENTRY

Many workplaces contain spaces that are considered “confined” because their configurations hinder the activities of employees who must enter, work in, and exit them. A confined space has limited or restricted means for entry or exit, and it is not designed for continuous employee occupancy. Confined spaces include, but are not limited to underground vaults, tanks, storage bins, manholes, pits, silos, process vessels, and pipelines.

TOPICS

Identifying Confined Space
Proper Equipment
Hazard Training
Permit Required Confined Space Program
Personnel Responsibilities
Procedures
OSHA Requirements
Rescue and Emergency Services

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

7. H₂S AWARENESS TRAINING

The aims and objectives of the Basic H₂S Training are to ensure that the delegate gains the required knowledge and understanding of the particular hazards and properties of H₂S, and appropriate emergency response actions to take when an H₂S related incident arise.

TOPICS

Physical properties and characteristics of H₂S
Physiological effects of exposure to H₂S
Actions to be taken in the event of an alarm
Common definitions: PPM, WEL
How H₂S is detected and the use of onsite and personnel detection equipment
H₂S, it’s common name where it can be ordinarily found
Measurement and the WEL of H₂S
Role of the emergency response teams in an H₂S emergency
Types of respiratory equipment available including escape breathing apparatus and self-contained breathing apparatus
Importance of a correct facemask fit

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

8. AUTHORIZED GAS TESTER (AGT)

This training programme equips the delegate with knowledge to conduct gas testing within confined spaces and awareness of associated confined space hazards.

TOPICS

Introduction
Types of Atmospheres
Types of Hazardous Gases
Confined Space Hazards
Types of Gas Monitor
Fire and flammability range
Gas testing procedures
Application of portable gas detectors
Gas testing in process plant and zones classification
AGT testing requirements and procedures
Assessment

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

9. HSE INDUCTION

The HSE Induction training is necessary for all employees before entering or start working at site. Delegates will receive knowledge in site safety rules, importance of safety and also the attitude towards safety. This course will help delegates to understand the importance of PPE and change their attitude towards safety. Different types of work permits required for specific jobs and their importance.

TOPICS

Importance of Safety at site
Pre Job talks
Site Safety Rules
Site Rules – Entry & Vehicle Traffic
Site Rules – PPE
Work Permit
Fall Hazards
Fire Hazards
Electrical Hazards
Mechanical Hazards
Housekeeping
Waste management

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

10. PERMIT TO WORK (PTW)

Instructions or procedures are adequate for most work activities, but some require extra care. A “permit to work” is a more formal system stating exactly what work is to be done and when, and which parts of the work are safe. A responsible person should assess the work and check safety at each stage. Employees undertaking the job sign the permit to show that they understand the risks involved and what precautions are necessary.

Employers must be aware of the regulations concerning more hazardous work activities, and ensure that they understand their duties and obligations in law. This occupational safety training course will enable managers to assess the requirements of a particular job or task, and ensure that Permit to Work documentation is completed correctly – and that employees undertaking hazardous activities are competent to do so safely.

TOPICS

Human factors;
Management of the work permit systems;
Poorly skilled work force;
Unconscious and conscious incompetence;
Objectives of the work permit system;
Types of work permits required; and
Contents of the work permits.
Hot work permit
Confined space entry permit
Excavation permit
Working at heights permit
Asbestos-containing materials – minor works permit
Electrical permits

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

11. RIGGING & SLINGING SAFETY (RIGGER)

It is important that workers involved with hoisting and rigging activities are trained in both safety and operating procedures. Hoisting equipment should be operated only by trained personnel. The cause of rigging accidents can often be traced to a lack of knowledge on the part of a rigger. Training programs such as the Infrastructure Health & Safety Association’s Basic Safety Training for Hoisting and Rigging provide workers with a basic knowledge of principles relating to safe hoisting and rigging practices in the construction industry.

TOPICS

Importance of Rigging & Slinging Safety
Roles and Responsibilities of a Rigger
Different Type of Cranes
Hazards Associated with Cranes
Different type of Lifting Tackles
Different type of Slings
Inspection of Wire Ropes
Thumb Rule For finding SWL
Installing of Wire rope Clips
Hazards associated with Lifting tackles
Selection of lifting Equipment,
Selection of Lifting Tackles,
Safety Procedure While lifting ,
Safe Storage and Handling of lifting Tackles
Different protection for cutting and Slipping

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

12. LIFTING SUPERVISOR TRAINING

The WSH (Operation of Cranes) Regulations states that:

“an occupier shall appoint a lifting supervisor before any lifting operation involving the use of any crane, mobile crane or tower crane is carried out.”

“No person shall be appointed as a lifting supervisor for any lifting operation involving the use of a mobile crane or tower crane unless he has successfully completed a training course.”

TOPICS

Legislative requirements for safe lifting operation
Duties of personnel involved in lifting operation
Safe work procedure and planning for safe lifting
Coordinating and supervising lifting operations involving mobile cranes, tower cranes and other lifting machines based on lifting plan
Correct Rigging & Slinging methods
Responding to lifting accident and emergencies
Assessment

DURATION: 3 Days

ASSESSMENT: Written Examination / Practical

13. HSE SUPERVISOR

Managers and supervisors have front-line responsibility to protect workers and keep the workplace safe. Learn how to recognize hazards and take effective preventive actions to prevent injuries and foster a safety culture at your workplace.

TOPICS

Safety principles and risk management
Occupational health and safety legislation
Roles, responsibilities, and duties of managers, supervisors and workers
Managing health and safety, including management systems, risk management, risk assessment, and hazard control
Occupational health and safety activities such as inspections, investigations, emergency response, and fire safety
Common hazards, including chemical, ergonomic, physical, psychological, safety and other hazards

DURATION: 2 Days

ASSESSMENT: Written Examination

14. CHEMICAL HANDLING SAFETY

The Chemical Safety Training promotes the recognition, evaluation and control of workplace chemical hazards, as well as the safe handling, storage and disposal of chemicals that is compliant with regulations and recognized best practices. Through this program employees receive information, advice, guidance and chemical safety training.

TOPICS

Hazard Communication
What Is a Chemical?
Classification of Chemical Hazards
Physical Hazards
Health Hazards
Target Organ Hazards
Hazard Determination
Labelling Requirements
Laboratory chemical safety training
Laboratory inspection
Fume hood safety testing
Consultation regarding response to accidents involving hazardous materials
Risk assessment
Assistance in the development of safe work procedures
Exposure evaluation services
Respiratory protection training and consultation
Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) information and consultation

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Examination

15. MEWP OPERATOR SAFETY

Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP) Training is required to ensure safety measures in order to work at heights. People who have to work with elevated work platforms must have essential MEWP training. Accurate offers MEWP Operator safety, which is highly recommended for persons engaged in the operation, use and maintenance of self-propelled scissor lifts and/or boom-supported elevating work platforms lifts (telescoping or articulating) electrically powered or by internal combustion engine and any manually propelled elevated aerial platforms.

TOPICS

Different types of MEWPs
MEWP selection
Work at Height hazards
Causes of Accidents
Hazard Recognition and Avoidance
Operating Controls and their functions
Safety Systems
Personal Protection
Pre-use Inspection and Safe Operating Procedures
Workplace Inspection
Limitations and Controls
Practical Assessment

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written/Practical Assessment

16. PLANT / MACHINE OPERATOR TRAINING

The Plant Machinery Operator / Construction Equipment Operator program is designed to provide you with the fundamental knowledge and skills needed to operate different types of light/heavy equipment used in the construction and transportation industry. This Operator Assessment course is designed for operators to find the hazards and safe operation of

Topics

Backhoe Loader
Excavator
Skid Steer Loader
Wheel Loader
Motor Grader
Bulldozer
Roller Compactor
Forklift
Dump Truck

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written / Practical Assessment

17. HOT WORK SAFETY

Hot work is any procedure that might involve or have the potential to generate sufficient heat, sparks, or flame to cause a fire. Hot work includes welding, flame-cutting, soldering, brazing, grinding, and the use of other equipment incorporating a flame.

TOPICS

Importance of Hot Work Permits
Fire & Explosion Hazards
Exposure Hazards
Preparation & Protection
Confined Space & LOTO Permits
Welding, Cutting, Brazing & Grinding Hazards
Cylinder Storage & Handling

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

18. WORK AT HEIGHT

The training requirement is for workers on construction or industrial projects who use any of the following methods of fall protection:

travel restraint systems
fall restricting systems
fall arrest systems
safety nets
work belts or safety belts
Lifeline

TOPICS

Assessing work at height
Safe use of Ladders
Tower Scaffolds
Common Hazards
Employers / Employees responsibilities
Risk assessment methods relevant to WAH hazards
Preventive measures relevant to work at height
Fall protection equipment
Fall protection plan

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

19. ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Working with electricity can be dangerous. Engineers, electricians, and other professionals work with electricity directly, including working on overhead lines, cable harnesses, and circuit assemblies. Others, such as office workers and sales people, work with electricity indirectly and may also be exposed to electrical hazards.

TOPICS

Hazards associated with electricity
Components of an electrical arc (arc flash and arc blast)
Limits of approach
Details and personal protective equipment as described in NFPA 70E – Standard for Electrical Safety Requirements for Employee Workplaces
OSHA Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices
Lock-out/tag-out procedures as described in OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.269
Use of equipment
Describes the electrical power distribution system specific to your facility
Provides an operational overview and system troubleshooting of electrical outage

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

20. LOCKOUT TAGOUT (LOTO) SAFETY TRAINING

This program will also cover the various types of active and stored energy sources and the controls necessary for employee protection. The various categories of tasks and activities requiring energy isolation will be reviewed including typical lockout procedures, equipment and devices used as well as an understanding of employee lockout and verification responsibilities.

COURSE TOPICS

Introduction to LOTO.
Key Terms and Definitions.
Applicable Regulations.
Scope of Lockout/Tagout Rule.
Lockout/Tagout Devices.
LOTO Procedures.
Hazardous Energy.
Energy Control Procedures.

DURATION: Half Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

21. EXCAVATION SAFETY

The Excavation Awareness & Trenching Course is designed for anybody who will need to work in or around trenches, holes, or below-ground areas. Examples of job types include equipment/machinery operators, laborers, underground tank removal or maintenance, utility workers, oil & gas workers, safety officers, civil engineers, and many more.

Topics

Terms & Definitions
Engineering Controls
Personal Protective Equipment
Soil Classification/Testing
Shoring & Sheeting
Hazardous Atmospheres
Competent Person/Inspection
Sloping & Benching

By the end of the course you will know and understand:

Why excavations need to be supported
Why excavations can fail
Health & Safety law
General shoring principles

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

22. FORKLIFT SAFETY TRAINING

Only trained and competent operators shall be permitted to operate a powered industrial truck (forklift). All powered industrial truck operators must be trained and certified by their organizations. The standard requires employers to develop and implement a training program based on the general principles of safe truck operation, the types of vehicle(s) being used in the workplace, the hazards of the workplace created by the use of the vehicle(s), and the general safety requirements of the Safety standard.

TOPICS

Operating instructions, warnings, and precautions
Differences between the truck and the automobile.
Truck controls and instrumentation:
Engine or motor operation.
Steering and manoeuvring.
Visibility (including restrictions due to loading).
Fork and attachment adaptation, operation, and use limitations.
Vehicle capacity.
Vehicle stability.
Forklift inspection and maintenance that the operator will be required to perform.
Refuelling and/or charging and recharging of batteries.
Operating limitations.

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

21. EXCAVATION SAFETY

Topics

Terms & Definitions
Engineering Controls
Personal Protective Equipment
Soil Classification/Testing
Shoring & Sheeting
Hazardous Atmospheres
Competent Person/Inspection
Sloping & Benching

By the end of the course you will know and understand:

Why excavations need to be supported
Why excavations can fail
Health & Safety law
General shoring principles

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

22. FORKLIFT SAFETY TRAINING

TOPICS

Operating instructions, warnings, and precautions
Differences between the truck and the automobile.
Truck controls and instrumentation:
Engine or motor operation.
Steering and manoeuvring.
Visibility (including restrictions due to loading).
Fork and attachment adaptation, operation, and use limitations.
Vehicle capacity.
Vehicle stability.
Forklift inspection and maintenance that the operator will be required to perform.
Refuelling and/or charging and recharging of batteries.
Operating limitations.

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

23. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

Emergency preparedness training can give you the skills to properly react to emergency situations so you can better protect yourself and assist others until responders arrive. Life-threatening emergencies can happen fast and you may be able to save a life by taking simple actions immediately.

Topics

Planning –Developing an emergency response plan
Training the employees
Emergency mock drill
Recognize emergency and initiate a response
Prepare skilled support personnel
Buddy system
Basic first aid
Basic fire fighting
Electrical Fire protection system
Rescue and medical assistance
Personal protective equipment

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

24. RADIATION & MACHINE HANDLING SAFETY TRAINING

Machinery and equipment is defined as a system or device for doing work together with a power source and any associated auxiliary equipment. The legislation generally refers to machinery and equipment as ‘Plant’.

This Training presents the information necessary for users of radioactive materials and radiation producing machines to properly understand and follow the policies and procedures while doing radioactive testing. Some of the topics covered are:

The nature of radiation and its interaction with matter.
Definitions of units and terms used to describe radiation and radioactive material.
Methods of calculating and measuring radiation levels for a variety of sources.
The biological effects of ionizing radiation
Safety precautions for the use of radiation producing machines.

COURSE TOPICS

Introduction
Hazard prevention
Machine hazards
Radiation Fundamentals
Interaction of Radiation with matter
Activity, Exposure & Dose
Safe work in Radio Active situations
Causes of machine accidents
Operators safety
Guarding of machinery and equipment
Risk management
Safe work instructions
Use signage for machine and equipment safety

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

25. EMERGENCY RESCUE TRAINING (ERT)

ERT Customized course programs are prepared for all our clients. The programmes are made up of various modules including confined space, chemical handling/chemical spill, breathing apparatus, search and rescue, fire exercises, LEL and UEL training and many more. Our ERT training is site and industry specific but don’t be concerned our expert instructors will work with you to customize the training and equipment to your company.

COURSE TOPICS

Understanding Fires
Action in the event of fire
Use of fire equipment
Breathing Apparatus
BA Control procedures
Guide and personal lines
Search procedure
Entrapped procedure
Practical exercises
Selection of PPE
Substance identification
Chemical Hazards
Physiology of respiration
Working in heat and smoke
Cleaning and servicing sets
Clean, check and store equipment

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Theory / Practical

26. ACCIDENT / INCIDENT INVESTIGATION

Our Accident / Incident Investigation course focuses on techniques for gathering complete, accurate and objective incident data, establishing root causes, reporting findings and determining corrective action.

Discussion, demonstrations and exercises cover investigation and interview techniques. Participants learn how to uncover the who, what, why, when and how of each incident, and how to analyze data to prevent injuries, property damage and financial losses.

COURSE TOPICS

What is an accident
Near miss/ close call/ Incident
Reactive and proactive approach
Heinrich theory
Causes of accident
Hazard/Hazardous event
Immediate cause/ direct cause
Basic cause/root cause/underlying cause
Domino theory
Unsafe acts/Unsafe condition
Principles of prevention
Immediate and long term action
Investigation Team
Interviewing & Evidence Collection
Reasons for reporting accident

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment / Project

27. RISK ASSESSMENT

A risk assessment is simply a careful examination of what, in your work, could cause harm to people, so that you can weigh up whether you have taken enough precautions or should do more to prevent harm.

This course will help you to do a proper Risk Assessment in a workplace in order to avoid accidents before it happens.

COURSE TOPICS

What is hazard
Importance of Risk assessment
HIRA process
Probability/Likelihood
Severity/Consequences
HIRA Matrix
Risk level and level of acceptance
Hierarchy of controls
Corrective Action Preventive action (CAPA)

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment / Project

28. DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE (DDC)

This course is designed to teach you the techniques and practices required to be a defensive driver by going over and above what is required by law. You will be provided with a standard of driving excellence that you can use to evaluate and improve your own driving. Whether it’s at work or at home, becoming a defensive driver is a valuable and necessary asset.

COURSE TOPICS

Principles and foundations of defensive driving
How our attitude and emotions affect our driving
The four categories of driving impairment
Defensive Driving Techniques
Collision Prevention Formula
Navigating intersections
Properly passing vehicles and making split-second decisions
Turning, merging, and right of way
Aggressive driving
Distracted driving
Weather Conditions
Pre-trip inspection/fuel efficiency
Risk assessment on driving

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment / Practical

29. ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

This course is designed to understand and learn about waste management, waste treatment and recycling and how it impacts on our environment. Work in Waste Management or sustainability, expand your skills and improve your environment.

COURSE TOPICS

Importance of waste management system
Environment waste and pollution
Importance of ISO 14001 (EMS)
Impact of Industry on the Environment
Influencing factors
Proper management of waste
Waste Disposal process
Controlling environmental pollution & Waste
Prevent, Reduce, Reuse, Recover & Responsibly dispose of waste.

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

30. ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT & IMPACT CONTROL

This course is in order to understand how your operation, your products, your services interact with the environment – and in order to determine how you can change those interactions if that is your goal, you can see that it’s important to be able to determine what your aspects are, and what the resultant impacts are.

TOPICS:

1) What environmental aspects and impacts are?
2) Why it is important to identify significant environmental aspects and impacts.
3) How to identify legal requirements.
4) How to ensure legal compliance.
5) Environmental documents.

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment / Project

31. BASIC WELDING AND GAS CUTTING SAFETY

This course introduces the student to discuss the hazards and safety precautions related to welding, cutting, brazing, and suggestions for protecting welders and coworkers from exposure to the many hazards inherent in those operations.

TOPICS:

Definition of hot work
Gas welding and cutting system
Acetylene cylinders
Cross sectional view of DA cylinders
Acetylene cylinders/Oxygen cylinder.
Cylinder storage
Loading and unloading of cylinders
Work permit
Fire protection/extinguishers
Right operation
Health Hazards
Welding equipment Inspection
Safety in welding
Welding hazards
Preventive measures
Personal Protective Equipment

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment / Project

32. TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

This one-day training course will provide participants with key skills to assist in making important decisions about how to plan and organize traffic management issues and ensure the safety of workers, the public and road users is paramount.

The course is designed to assist engineers, road maintenance planners and designers or anyone responsible for traffic management or traffic road works.

COURSE TOPICS

Hazard/Hazardous events
Normal Vehicle checks
Safe work practice
Blind spots
Safe load/overloading
Reversing if vehicle
Indicators/Reverse horn
Vehicle parking/Lane system

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

33. CRANE OPERATOR SAFETY

This Crane Operator course has been developed for those workers tasked with crane operation, and covers the knowledge needed by a worker to safely operate a variety of different Tower crane types, including overhead, mobile, tower, and articulating cranes. The crane operator has many responsibilities and plays an integral part in the safety of a job site where cranes are in operation.

Topics

Daily checks before operating
Personnel safety
Equipment safety-General
Equipment Safety- Electrical
Inspection-General/Operational
Daily checklist
Hooks/Types of Hooks
End stops
Block assembly sheaves
Tackles and wire ropes
Web slings/ Load chains
Swinging loads
Hand signals

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment / Practical

34. POOL & WATER SAFETY

Swimming is a great recreational sport that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. But it’s important to know how to be safe while you’re in the water. This course offers the important swimming safety tips you should be aware of before you head out to the pool or beach

Statistics show that drowning and swimming accidents are best prevented by adult supervision, public awareness programs including water safety training

Topics

Introduction
Water Safety – Prevention
Water Safety – Recognition & Response
Hydrodynamics
Basic Aquatic Skills
Stroke Mechanics
Swimming Hazards
Diving Hazards & Precautions
Drowning Prevention Tips
Child Safety
First Aid for Drowning
First Aid for Injuries
Lifeguard Responsibilities
Lifeguard Skills (CPR, AED & Rescue)
Pool Safety procedures
Safe handling of Pool Chemicals

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment / Practical

35. FIRE MOCK DRILL & EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE

Fire in any occupancy has potential to cause harm to people and severe damages to property. Fire Mock Drill is found to be found to be effective tool for assessing fire safety standards of an organization. It helps the people to identify the areas for improvement. This proposal refers an overview of the features and advantages of fire Mock Drill.

A fire drill teaches the course of action to be taken in case of a fire. This involves evacuation, first aid, etc. Generally, the emergency system (fire alarms or smoke detectors) sounds and the building is evacuated as though a real fire had occurred. Usually, the time taken to evacuate is measured to ensure that it occurs within a reasonable length of time, and issues with the emergency system or evacuation procedures are identified and rectified.

OBJECTIVE

The main objectives of this Fire Drill and Emergency Evacuation procedure are as below:

To provide an orderly emergency response plan for all occupants.
To ensure all exit routes, emergency staircases are not obstructed and can be used in an orderly fashion during emergencies.
To ensure fast, organized and smooth evacuation of buildings during emergencies.
To train fire drill and emergency evacuation officers to conduct their duties successfully.
To test the working conditions and effectiveness of all fire and emergency equipment for all buildings.

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment / Practical

36. DISASTER MANAGEMENT

It provides an overview of how the whole cycle process of helping individuals, families and communities to prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters. The course also reviews the role of community and government partners and describes opportunities for volunteers in Disaster Cycle Services.

TOPICS:

What is disaster management
Why we need Disaster management
Impact of disaster
Disaster preparedness and prepared cycle
Types of disasters
Disaster management cycle
Emergency action plan
Phases of emergency plan
Disaster planning/establishing a planning team
Develop and implementation of plan

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

37. ERGONOMICS

Repetitive motion and overexertion are the biggest risk factors facing American workers. The one-day NSC Ergonomics course will teach you how to reduce the number and severity of musculoskeletal injuries in your workplace through a practical and effective program.

Discussions, demonstrations and exercises explain the importance of keeping employees free from ergonomic injuries. You’ll also learn how to recognize risk factors, conduct an ergonomic worksite analysis, evaluate and rank hazards, and select appropriate control methods.

COURSE TOPICS

Elements at work
Principles of Ergonomics
A bit of Anatomy
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)
Injuries & how to prevent them
Body Mechanics
Work posture
Correct and Incorrect Techniques

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

38. STRESS MANAGEMENT

Everyone feels stressed from time to time. Some people may cope with stress more effectively or recover from stressful events quicker than others. It’s important to know your limits when it comes to stress to avoid more serious health effects.

Stress can also have a big impact on your work environment. This course highlights the causes of stress at work and outlines steps an employer can take to help prevent job stress.

COURSE TOPICS

Understanding and Managing Stress
Eustress Vs Distress
Adaptation
Sources of Stress
Social Manifestations of Stress
Psychological Effects
Behavioural Effects
Physiological Effects

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

39. BASIC FOOD HYGIENE

This Course is designed for Food Handlers & Caterers. Food Hygiene and Safety refers to food preparation, handling, and storage procedures designed to avoid transmission of any foodborne sickness and harm.

TOPICS

Introduction to Food Hygiene
Food Safety Hazards
The 4 Cs: Cleaning
The 4 Cs: Cooking and Chilling
The 4 Cs: Cross-Contamination
Personal Hygiene

DURATION: 1 Day

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

40. FOOD SAFETY

Our food safety and hygiene courses ensure employees gain a firm grasp of the importance of food hygiene and knowledge of the systems, techniques, and procedures involved. Successful candidates who complete food hygiene courses will also gain the confidence and expertise to deliver food safely to customers while enhancing their career prospects.

Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4

Topics

DURATION: 1 Day / 2 Days / 3 Days

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment

41. HACCP

HACCP refers to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point. It is a management system addressing food safety through chemical, biological and physical hazard analysis and control, from raw material production, manufacturing and distribution to finished product consumption.

HACCP course will increase your credibility as a professional in the food industry and foster further career growth and progression through multiple opportunities in other organisations and industries requiring expertise and experience in HACCP.

COURSE TOPICS

Types of Hazards
Principles of HACCP
Development of HACCP Plan
Common Pre-requisite Programs
Benefits of HACCP
Types of Records
Challenges of HACCP Implementation
HACCP Certification Process

DURATION: 1 Day / 2 Days / 3 Days

ASSESSMENT: Written Assessment