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Safety management is aimed at creating and maintaining a work environment that is safe for employees. Safety management, therefore, includes aspects such as: Developing safe work procedures.
Implementing any protective measures that may be necessary to reduce the risk of harm in the workplace.
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Course Curriculum
Module 1 – What is work health and safety?
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Define Work Health and Safety
05:30 -
Explain Why WHS is Important in the Workplace
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Eexplain the Potential Consequences of Breaching WHS Laws
24:07 -
Outline Your Roles and Responsibilities In Managing Workplace WHS.
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Module 2 – Managing WHS Risks
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Outline The Risk Management Process
17:14 -
How to Identify Hazards and Determine The Risks That They Pose
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How to Implement Measures to Control Risks
05:19 -
How to Review and Monitor Control Measures
20:26 -
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Module 3 – Preventing Accidents at Work
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What an Accident is and Identify Some Unconstructive Attitudes Towards Accidents
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Explain The Relationship Between Major Accidents, Minor Accidents and Near-Misses (Incidents)
06:00 -
Identify the Direct and Indirect Causes of Accidents
12:19 -
Why Incidents, Including Accidents And Near-misses, Need To Be Reported
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Module 4 – Preparing For Fire And Other Emergencies
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Define And Identify The Different Types Of Emergencies That May Be Encountered
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Outline The Roles And Responsibilities Of Managers And Workers In Emergency Management
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How To Prepare For An Emergency
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How Fires Start And How They Can Be Prevented
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Module 5 – Policy and Safety Culture
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Setting Policy And Organising For Health And Safety
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Control, Co-operation, Communication And Competence
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Safety Culture And Human Factors
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Safety Management Systems And Safety Culture Factors
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