Advanced Certificate In Health Safety & Environment- Level 3

Advanced Certificate In Health Safety & Environment- Level 3
Published 3/2024
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An advanced course for Safety Officers, Supervisors, Managers, Directors and Aspiring Safety Professionals

What you'll learn

Build on the basic knowledge of HSE gained from the HSE Level 2 course that includes HSE Management System, HSE Culture, Risk Assessment, etc

Gain an understanding of HSE Regulations across jurisdiction, their interpretation and application with a focus on OSHA Regulations

Gain in-depth knowledge on how to plan, manage and supervise HSE across different aspects of the discipline in various industries

Demonstrate clear understanding of detailed procedures for ensuring safe work practices across various aspects of safety management in the workplace

Demonstrate a clear understanding of the regulations, programs, plans, procedures and policies guiding the Confined Space Entry in the workplace

Demonstrate a clear understanding of the regulations, programs, plans, procedures and policies guiding the use of the Permit to Work System in the workplace

Demonstrate a clear understanding of the regulations, programs, plans, procedures and policies guiding Lockout Tagout in the workplace

Understand the regulations, programs, plans, policies guiding the administration of Personal Protective Equipment in the workplace including appropriate usage.

Demonstrate a clear understanding of the regulations, programs, plans, procedures and policies guiding Fire Safety and Egress in the workplace

Understand the various fire classes based on the NFPA and ISO classifications, the appropriate fire extinguishers to be used relevant fire control methods

Demonstrate a clear understanding of the regulations, programs, plans, procedures and policies guiding Machin Guarding (Safeguarding) in the workplace

Recognise the similarities and differences in the Hazardous Communications Standard (HCS)and the Globally Harmonised System of Classification of Chemicals (GHS)

Demonstrate a clear understanding of the regulations, programs, plans, procedures and policies guiding Hazardous Communication and HazMat in the workplace

Gain insight into Bloodborne Pathogen and Needle Stick Prevention in the workplace. Learn the regulations, required programs and policies for its implementation

Understand the hazards of Electricity and recognise the regulations, programs, plans, procedures and protective devices in ensuring Electrical safety at work

Demonstrate a clear understanding of the regulations, programs, plans and policies guiding Working at Height, Walking and Working Surfaces in the workplace

Clear understanding and appreciation of Ergonomic Risks and how manage them. Learn the guidelines, programs, plans, procedures and policies for Ergonomic Safety

Learn key tools and techniques for effective safety training delivery using the Andragogy approach of learning.

Requirements

Completion of HSE Level 1 and HSE Basic Certificate (Level 2) course will be very helpful though not mandatory

Participants are expected to have a working knowledge of HSE including knowledge of HSE Management System Elements, Risk Assessment, HSE Roles and Responsibilities amongst others.

Description

The Advanced Certificate in Health Safety & Environment (HSE Level 3) builds on the foundation of HSE knowledge laid in the Basic (HSE Level 2) course which had addressed fundamental areas of safety to include Principles of Health and Safety Management, Occupational Safety and Health Regulations in Nigeria & Internationally – OSHA, Health and Safety Policy, Plans, Programs and Procedures, Risk Assessments, Hierarchy/Principles of Control, Safety Inspection, Hazard Analysis, Accident Investigation and Promoting a Positive Health & Safety CultureThis course offers participants an opportunity to take a deeper dive into HSE and earn an advanced certificate in HSE. This Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) based course is the most effective way to advance your career in Health, Safety and Environment – HSE while going through a curriculum that compares with other recognized certifications around the world.The Advanced diploma course examines regulations (OSHA) that relate to different topical areas of safety and addresses how to create and manage safety programs in these areas that professionals typically come across in the workplace.Participants to this course are able to demonstrate a clear and in-depth understanding of regulations guiding the administration and supervision of health safety and environment issues that are typically confronted by organisations across industries. The course thoroughly examines the regulation, standards, guidelines, programs, procedures, plans and policies that are required for maintaining a safe work environment.This HSE Level 3 course examines the topical areas of confined space entry, permit to work systems, lockout tagout, fire safety, PPEs, working and walking surfaces, ergonomics, bloodborne pathogens, machine guarding, etc in great detail with illustrative videos, resources, assignments and quizzes included.The course includes 100 course instructional modules, 60 initial, formative and summative assessments in form of quizzes, over 15 case studies, several illustration videos and several downloadable resource materials and templates for your use.Some of the topics covered in the course include;Confined Space EntryClassification of Confined SpacesConfined Space Entry ProceduresRoles and ResponsibilitiesConfined Space RescueLockout Tagout (LOTO)The Energy Control PlanLOTO DevicesLOTO ProcedureRoles and responsibilitiesGroup LOTOTraining RequirementsFire Safety and EgressFire ClassificationFire Extinguishers and UsageFire Protection (Planning and Implementation)Personal Protective EquipmentEPA PPE ClassificationEye and Face ProtectionHead Protection Foot ProtectionHead ProtectionRespiratory Protection,and many more topics including Fall Protection, Working and Walking Surfaces Machine Guarding, Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT), Hazard Communication (HAZCOM): Right to Know (RTK), Electrical Safety, Biohazard, Ergonomics and Adult learning Skills

Overview

Section 1: Introduction and HSE 2 Recap

Lecture 1 Facilitator Introduction

Lecture 2 Course Introduction Part 1 - About the Course

Lecture 3 Course Introduction Part 2 - HSE Level 2 Recap

Lecture 4 Course Introduction Part 3 - Course Focus

Lecture 5 Course Introduction Part 4 - General Duty Clause

Section 2: Module 1 - Confined Space Entry

Lecture 6 Introduction

Lecture 7 Case Study - Confined Space

Lecture 8 Definition of Confined Space

Lecture 9 Classification of Confined Space

Lecture 10 Potential Hazards in Confined Spaces

Lecture 11 Confined Space Entry Part 1

Lecture 12 Confined Space Entry Part 2

Lecture 13 Confined Space Entry Part 3

Lecture 14 Roles and Responsibilities

Lecture 15 Confined Space Rescue

Lecture 16 Wrap Up

Section 3: Module 2 - Permit to Work (PTW) System

Lecture 17 Introduction

Lecture 18 Case Study PTW - Piper Alpha

Lecture 19 Introduction; What is PTW

Lecture 20 The System - Risk Assessment

Lecture 21 The System - Roles and Responsibilities

Lecture 22 The System - Training and Competence

Lecture 23 The System - Delegation and Authority

Lecture 24 The System - Essential Features of Permit Form

Lecture 25 The System - Monitoring, Audit and Review

Lecture 26 The System - Electronic PTW

Lecture 27 PTW Preparation

Lecture 28 PTW Implementation

Section 4: Module 3 - Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO)

Lecture 29 Introduction

Lecture 30 Case Study - LOTO

Lecture 31 Introduction; Definitions

Lecture 32 Energy Control Plans

Lecture 33 LOTO Devices

Lecture 34 LOTO Procedures

Lecture 35 LOTO Roles and Responsibilities

Lecture 36 Group LOTO

Lecture 37 LOTO Training

Section 5: Module 4 - Machine Guarding

Lecture 38 Lesson 1 - Machine Guarding Intro

Lecture 39 Case Study - Machine Guarding

Lecture 40 Introduction to Machine Guarding

Lecture 41 Safeguarding

Lecture 42 Guard Types Part 1

Lecture 43 Guard Types Part 2

Lecture 44 Safeguarding Program

Section 6: Module 5 - Fire Safety and Egress

Lecture 45 Fire Safety Intro

Lecture 46 Case Study - Fire Safety

Lecture 47 Introduction - The Basics

Lecture 48 Fire Classification

Lecture 49 Fire Extinguishers and Usage

Lecture 50 Fire Protection Part 1

Lecture 51 Fire Protection Part 2

Section 7: Module 6 - Personal Protective Equipment

Lecture 52 PPE Intro

Lecture 53 Accident Scenario - Hard Hat (PPE)

Lecture 54 Introduction - Levels of Protective Clothing

Lecture 55 Eye and Face Protection

Lecture 56 Head Protection

Lecture 57 Foot Protection

Lecture 58 Hand Protection

Lecture 59 Respiratory Protection

Section 8: Module 7 - Hazard Communication - HazCom

Lecture 60 HAZCOM Intro

Lecture 61 Case Study - HAZCOM

Lecture 62 HAZCOM Introduction - HAZCOM Standards

Lecture 63 HAZCOM Duties

Lecture 64 HAZCOM Classification

Lecture 65 HAZCOM Programme

Lecture 66 Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Introduction

Lecture 67 HAZMAT Chemical Properties

Lecture 68 HAZMAT Toxicity

Section 9: Module 8 - Bloodborne Pathogens and Needlestick Prevention

Lecture 69 Introduction

Lecture 70 The Standard Part 1

Lecture 71 The Standard Part 2

Section 10: Module 9 - Electrical Safety

Lecture 72 Electricity Intro

Lecture 73 Electricity Shock Case Study

Lecture 74 Hazards of Electricity

Lecture 75 Effects of Electricity

Lecture 76 Electrical Protective Devices

Lecture 77 Training

Section 11: Module 10 - Fall Protection, Working and Walking Surfaces

Lecture 78 Fall Protection Intro

Lecture 79 Fall Protection Case Study

Lecture 80 Categories of Falls

Lecture 81 Elements of a Fall

Lecture 82 Introduction to Fall Protection

Lecture 83 Fall Protection Systems - Guardrails

Lecture 84 Fall Protection Systems - Handrails and Stairails

Lecture 85 Fall Protection Systems - Safety Nets

Lecture 86 Fall Protection Systems - Personal Fall Arrest Systems

Section 12: Module 11 - Ergonomics

Lecture 87 Ergonomics Intro

Lecture 88 Ergonomics Intervention Cases

Lecture 89 Introduction - What is Ergonomics

Lecture 90 Risk Factors

Lecture 91 Ergonomics Program Management Part 1

Lecture 92 Ergonomics Program Management Part 2

Lecture 93 Ergonomics Program Management Part 3

Lecture 94 Ergonomics Control Part 1

Lecture 95 Ergonomics Control Part 2

Lecture 96 Ergonomics Control Part 3

Section 13: Module 12 - Adult Learning Skills

Lecture 97 Adult Learning Skills Intro

Lecture 98 Andragogy vs Pedagogy

Lecture 99 Learning Styles

Lecture 100 Effective Teaching and Learning

Lecture 101 Wrap Up - Facilitator

Persons that are responsible for the supervision of health and safety in the workplace.,Line Supervisors, Team Leads, Department Heads and Managers who require the knowledge and skills to promote safety in the workplace,HSE Officers, Supervisors, Managers and Directors,Anyone seeking to gain in-depth knowledge of HSE Management