The Occupational Safety and Health Standards (OSHS) Management System in Accordance with UK OHSAS Standards

recognizes that many organizations managing occupational safety function as a strategic part of risk prevention systems. They aim to address issues related to workforce safety and security. The new strategy and standards include action plans and methodologies aligned with advanced international practices in occupational safety and security, reflecting the labor market's requirements.

The OHSAS system is a globally recognized safety assessment framework for effective safety management. It has been developed by various groups within commercial bodies and is designed to integrate seamlessly with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 international quality standards. This integration helps organizations effectively address their occupational health and safety needs and manage associated risks in the workplace. This course is designed to impart essential skills simply and clearly, using methods that facilitate skill acquisition.

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

This course offers the OHSAS Standard Specification for Occupational Safety and Health Management System (OSHS) for anyone who wants to improve their concept of safety and health management according to modern standards.

Who should attend?

Occupational Health and Safety Managers.

Employees in occupational safety departments.

Emergency managers and staff.

How attendees will benefit?

Upon completion of the course program participants will have:

How to plan, identify and assess risks and work to solve them in modern ways and methods.

Manage OHSAS programs with high efficiency.

Training in the preparation of technical programs associated with OHSAS and the awareness and efficiency associated with it.

The importance of preparing for all emergencies within the work of the institution and the nature of its work and respond to the requirements of modernity and technology and dangers.

Perform performance measurement, monitoring and specification improvements for safety management systems.