Occupational Health & Safety
Comprehensive overview of occupational hazards, workplace safety policies, risk hierarchy, and health management systems.
Who it is for
Safety committee members, line managers, departmental supervisors, and operations staff.
What you will learn
- Understand statutory occupational health responsibilities under Indian safety frameworks
- Apply the Hierarchy of Controls to mitigate workplace physical and chemical risks
- Conduct routine job safety analyses (JSA) prior to initiating non-routine tasks
- Establish near-miss reporting mechanisms to proactively prevent severe incidents
Objectives are proposed syllabus content, shared for your review and adjusted to your facility.
Topics covered
- 1Principles of occupational health and industrial hygiene
- 2Identification of physical, chemical, biological, and psychosocial hazards
- 3Hierarchy of risk controls: elimination, substitution, engineering, administrative, PPE
- 4Incident investigation basics: root cause analysis and corrective action tracking
Practical activities
- Hazard spotting exercise using plant floor photographs or live walkthrough
- Drafting a sample Job Safety Analysis for a routine maintenance task
Delivery and site needs
Delivery arrangements
Venue and delivery arrangements are confirmed during enquiry.
Site space and clearance
Standard training room or conference hall.
Frequently asked questions
Is this training aligned with general Indian occupational safety standards?
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