Safety Representative
Duration: 3 days
No. Of Participants: 15 (maximum)
Certification: A IOSH Certificate will be awarded to each successful participant on this course
Course Objective:
It is aimed at all personnel whom may have been selected, elected, or appointed to represent their fellow employees as their Safety Representative. The course is based upon The Health & Safety Authority Guidelines on Safety Representatives, which followed the 2005 Safety Health & Welfare at Work Act.
Candidate Requirement:
Employees to have been nominated as Safety Representatives in their workplace.
Course Content:
Day One
- Registration & Introduction
- Communication & Interpersonal Skills for dealing with Health & Safety
- Role Play
- Conducting Meetings
- Discipline In the Workplace
- Legislation Introduction, 2007 Regulations, Noise Regulations and Construction Regulations 2006
- Role of the Safety Representative
Day Two
- Further Legislation-Noise Regulations, Construction Regs. Chemical Agents Regs, Pregnant Employees Regulations. Etc.
- The Safety Statement
- Hazard Identification & Risk Assessments An Explanation
- General Workplace Hazards: Chemicals, Electricity, Offices, house keeping & Manual Handling.
- Workshop: Carrying out Risk Assessments including visit to the workplace.
- Accident Statistics. The Real Cost of Accidents. Accidents Investigation & Recording.
Day Three
- Emergency Arrangements & Fire Safety, Evacuation Procedures. First Aid.
- Workshop: Carrying out Safety Inspections (Visit to Workshop)
- Occupational Health & Hygiene: Asthma, Dermatitis, Transfer of Infection, Health Checks Screening (eyes, hearing etc.)
- Other Safety Issues. Ergonomics, Workplace, Transport, Work at Height, Construction Work, P.P.E, Machinery, Noise, etc.
- Sourcesof Information & Open Forum
- Examination





