Fire Fighting Training in Embalenhle

   Fire Fighting Training in Embalenhle.

We provide occupational health and safety courses on first aid, fire fighting, safety representative, working on heights and fall arrest, scaffolding inspector and erectors, hoist operator, safety management, Basic Ambulance Assitance, occupation health and safety act, safety refresher training, BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SHE REP;

Introduction

Nomenclature

Dr William Haddon’s Theory

Herbert Heinrich Theory

Frank Bird’s Theory

LEGISLATION

Introduction

The legislative system in South Africa

Basic Legal Concept and Interpretation

Portable Gas Cylinders

Electrical Safety

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Instruction

Occupational Medicine

Primary Health Care

Occupational Hygiene – General

Occupational Hygiene – Chemicals

Occupational Hygiene – Noise

Occupational Hygiene – Illumination

Occupational Hygiene – Thermal Stress

Occupational Hygiene – Ventilation

Occupational Hygiene – Vibration

The Occupational Health and Safety Act

Compensation for Occupational Injuries Act

RISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA)

Identifying Hazards

Surface Symptoms

Underlying Root Causes

Identify and Analyze Job & Incident Hazardous

Analyse Probability and Severity to Determine Risk

Controlling Hazards

Effective Education and Training

Personal Protective Equipment

Hazardous Evaluation

Identify Hazard Types

Identify Potential Accidents

CONTRACTOR SAFETY MANAGEMENT

Contractor Safety Analysis

Contractor Safety Policy

Contractor Qualification Procedure

Contractor Legal Implications

Control of Contractors

Contractor Specific Requirements

General Safey Procedures

Safety Policies

TECHNICAL SAFETY

Premises and Housekeeping

Stacking and Storage

Hand and Portable Power Tools

Lifting Equipment

Ladders

Scaffolds

Compressed Aid

Occupational Hygiene – Ergonomics

Occupational Hygiene – Personal Protective Equipment

Occupational Hygiene – Hazardous Biological Agents

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

Industry and the Environment

Waste Management

Pollution

Management of Hazardous Materials

Measuring, Monitoring and Reporting

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Management Commitment

Accountability

Employee Involvement

Risk Management

Incident Investigation

Education & Training

Evaluation

ACCIDENT INCIDENT INVESTIGATION

Incidents and Accidents

Definitions

Statistics

Frank Bird Ration

The Domino Effect

Lack of Control

Personal and Job Factors

Unsafe Acts and Conditions

Injuries / Damage or Occupational Illness and Business interruptions

The Six steps of Incidents/Accident investigation

Recording of Incidents

Investigation of incident by a person designated there

COID ACT (Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Disease Act 130 of 1992)

Incidents covered by the Act

Incidents not covered by the Act

Benefits to Injured employees

HEALTH AND SAFETY FILE IMPLEMENTATION

Documentation

Implementation

Inductions

Risk Assessments

Tool Box Talks

Certifications

Site Requirements

Practical Implementation

Notifications

OHAS ACT

Mines Health and Safety Act