Safety and Security Requirements According to International Standards and Specifications

Methodology

This highly interactive course includes group discussions, case studies, and designed exercises, as well as practical exercises and role-playing.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Understand modern international standards in the fields of safety, health, and the environment

Foundations for achieving a hazard-free work environment

Train and qualify human resources to prevent occupational accidents

Modern methods for protecting workers from health hazards

Environmental standards and measures to be taken to protect the environment

The importance of inspection and auditing in ensuring facilities' compliance with environmental safety standards

Achieve excellence in managing safety, health, and environmental standards in facilities

Standards for combating fires resulting from the use of energy sources (electricity, gas, flammable liquids)

Explain emergency, rescue, and evacuation plans developed for the facility

Target Audience

Safety and Security Officers

Occupational Safety Supervisors and Engineers

Operations and Industrial Facility Managers

Quality and Compliance Officers

Individuals Responsible for Implementing Occupational Safety and Health Systems

Target Competencies

Comprehensive understanding of international safety standards and regulations

Ability to conduct risk assessments and implement preventive measures

Develop emergency and evacuation plans in accordance with international specifications

Implement occupational safety and accident prevention procedures

Promote a culture of safety within the organization