Full Qualification Health & Safety Courses

Occupational Health and Safety Practitioners serve as facilitators and advisors to both management and employees regarding all aspects of safety and health in the workplace.

These include monitoring and inspecting of the workplace and the recording and investigation of incidents and accidents.

They are a critical component when implementing and maintaining Occupational Health and Safety systems in order to ensure a safe and healthy work environment.

Knowledge Modules

• 226302001-KM-01, Fundamentals of Occupational Health and Safety
• 226302001-KM-02, Fundamentals of Communication
• 226302001-KM-03, Occupational Health and Safety applications
• 226302001-KM-04, Occupational Health and Safety Management
• 226302001-KM-05, Operations Management and Supervision

Practical Skills Modules:

• 226302001-PM-01, Represent the needs of employees regarding Occupational Health and Safety matters
• 226302001-PM-02, Inspect work places, identify hazards and risks and take immediate action to ensure health and safety in the workplace.
• 226302001-PM-03, Consult with employees and raise their needs and issues
• 226302001-PM-04, Inspect work places and environments to identify the occupational health and safety hazards and determine the risks associated with the work
• 226302001-PM-05, Coordinate the work activities of Occupational Health and Safety representatives
• 226302001-PM-06, Develop a risk profile and legal register for a designated work area
• 226302001-PM-07, Establish, maintain and improve the health and safety documentation and reporting systems, controls and processes
• 226302001-PM-08, Advise on the establishment maintenance and improvement of emergency response and preparedness
• 226302001-PM-09, Manage the effectiveness of operational Occupational Health and Safety systems

Work Experience Modules:

• 26302001-WM-, Exposure to the workplace examination processes
• 226302001-WM-02, Exposure to the processes of representing the Occupational Health and Safety needs of employees
• 226302001-WM-03, Exposure to Occupational Risk Management processes
• 226302001-WM-04, Exposure to the processes of selecting, appointing and managing Occupational Health and Safety representatives
• 226302001-WM-05, Exposure to the processes of developing and implementing Occupational Health and Safety systems
• 226302001-WM-06, Exposure to the processes of monitoring and improving Occupational Health and Safety systems

In this course, you'll gain the knowledge, skills, and practical experience necessary to excel as a Safety, Health, and Environment (SHE) Officer in the specialised field of forestry. Divided into three essential areas—Knowledge Modules, Practical Skill Modules, and Work Experience Modules—this program will equip you to ensure safety and compliance within the industry.

Explore topics such as safety systems, hazard identification, interpersonal skills, emergency response, incident investigation, and legislative compliance specific to forestry. Gain hands-on experience in risk assessments, incident prevention, and working with employees to create a safe and compliant work environment.

Upon completion, you'll be well-prepared to enforce regulations, interact with employees, and contribute significantly to safety, health, and environmental well-being in forestry and related industry companies.

Knowledge Modules:

• 325705001-KM-01, Safety systems in the Forestry and Related Industry workplace
• 325705001-KM-02, Interpersonal skills for the Safety, Health and Environment Officer
• 325705001-KM-03, Forestry and Related Industry Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA
• 325705001-KM-04, Emergency response, incident investigation and root cause analysis in Forestry and Related Industries
• 325705001-KM-05, Documentation needed for incident and investigation meetings
• 325705001-KM-06, Safety, Health and Environmental Legislation and Regulations in the Forestry and Related Industry
• 325705001-KM-07, Operational appreciation in the Forestry and Related Industry workplace
• 325705001-KM-08, Forestry and Related Industry Safety, Health and Environment Theory for the SHE Representative

Practical Skill Modules:

• 325705001-PM-01, Implement and maintain the safety system within the Forestry and Related Industry workplace
• 325705001-PM-02, Assess hazards and identify risks in the Forestry and Related Industry workplace and implement control measures
• 325705001-PM-03, Conduct analysis and prevention of incidents, coordination of incidents, investigation of incidents in the forestry and related Industry workplace and make recommendations,
• 325705001-PM-04, Enforce and advise on the rules and regulations applicable to the forestry and related industry
• 325705001-PM-05, Ensure safe operational activities according to legislation and company rules and regulations in the forestry and related industry
• 325705001-PM-06, Interact with employees and conduct risk assessments, incident investigations and record information thereby contributing to SHE compliance in a forestry and related industry company

Work Experience Modules:

• 325705001-WM-01, Forestry and related industries safety systems, processes and compliance
• 325705001-WM-02, Forestry and related industries risk assessment processes
• 325705001-WM-03, Incident prevention processes in forestry and related industries
• 325705001-WM-04, Forestry and related industries safety systems, processes and compliance
• 325705001-WM-05, Forestry and related industries machines, equipment and operations compliance
• 325705001-WM-06, SHE representative activities and processes in forestry and related industry companies