Workplace Safety 2012

Throughout this program, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the duty of care requirements within the workplace.

Duration
One day

Designed for
All staff who require the skills and processes for motivating work groups to
adopt responsibility in creating a safer workplace.

Content
• Occupational Health and Safety workplace legislation
• Statistics on costs of accidents in the workplace
• Occupational Health and Safety information – formal and informal sources
• Record keeping
• Occupational Health and Safety tools and techniques
• Occupational Health and Safety risk management
• Risk assessment and control
• Evaluating control measures
• Demonstrating commitment to safety
• Getting the team involved in safety

Learning outcomes
You will learn how to establish and maintain:
• An Occupational Health and Safety system
• Participative arrangements for the management of Occupational Health and
Safety
• Procedures for identifying hazards, and assessing and controlling risks
• A quality Occupational Health and Safety management system

Link to qualification
BSBOHS509A, BSBOHS407A - 1 unit towards the Diploma of Management.