The Good-Routine Matters 1. Supervisor and Manager Safety Training The following outlines one approach to supervisor and manager learning. company’s Hazard Identification / Risk Assessment 4 hours For all levels of personnel / Hazard Control Types of hazards Practical exercise recognising hazards Risk assessment-practical and theory using probability, consequence and exposure Practical and theory of hazard control using the hierarchy of controls Introduction to Occupational Health 1 day For leading hands, supervisors and managers and Safety (mandatory course to be promoted to a supervisor) Company safety policy and procedures responsibility for safety Supervisor’s Common law principles as they apply to safety management Workers compensation and rehabilitation Statutory obligations of supervisors Accident Investigation 2 days For members of accident investigation teams, leading hands. Supervisors and managers (mandatory course to be promoted to a supervisor) Size of the accident problem Myths & misconceptions about safety Influence of design on accident causation Cause versus essential factors
The Good-Routine Matters 1. Supervisor and Manager Safety Training The following outlines one company’s approach to supervisor and manager learning. Hazard Identification / Risk Assessment / Hazard Control 4 hours For all levels of personnel Types of hazards Practical exercise recognising hazards Risk assessment-practical and theory using probability, consequence and exposure Practical and theory of hazard control using the hierarchy of controls Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety 1 day For leading hands, supervisors and managers (mandatory course to be promoted to a supervisor) Company safety policy and procedures Supervisor’s responsibility for safety Common law principles as they apply to safety management Workers compensation and rehabilitation Statutory obligations of supervisors Accident Investigation 2 days For members of accident investigation teams, leading hands. Supervisors and managers (mandatory course to be promoted to a supervisor) Size of the accident problem Myths & misconceptions about safety Influence of design on accident causation Cause versus essential factors
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