The objective of course will be as following:

First Day:

- Rules and regulation of occupational health and safety.

- Explain the moral, social and economic reasons for maintaining and promoting

good standards of health and safety in the workplace.

- Key elements of a health and safety management system.

- The purpose and importance of setting policy for health and safety.

- The key features and appropriate content of an effective health and safety policy.

Second Day:

- Risk assessment

- Job Hazard Analysis

- Accident investigation

Third Day:

- Emergency plan and crisis management.

- The organizational structure of emergency management.

- Fire safety, means of escape and fire protection.

Forth Day:

- Excavation (Risk and Control Measures).

- Work at height (Risk and Control Measures).

- Confined space (Risk and Control Measures).

- Electrical (Risk and Control Measures).

Fifth Day:

- Materials safety data sheet

- Materials handling and rigging operation

- Lock out and tag out

- Signs and notes

- Personal protective equipement

- Examination

- A certificate of attendance from proofing engineers.
- Certificate approved by International Association For Health Occupational Safety
& The Environment. (USA)
or
- Certificate approved by Academy of Leeds. (UK)

Designed for anyone with a responsibility to conduct risk assessments, such as:
- Safety team leaders, safety supervisors, safety site managers
- Health and safety experts in companies
- Who are interested in the professionalism of any of the functions of occupational
health and safety according to international standards and specifications

The course contents are covered over a period of 5 full days at the end if which the
participants are assessed through a self-evaluation and a written assignment.