IOSH Managing Safely Refresher

By attending this course, your employees knowledge of health and safety will be refreshed and they will understand how to monitor and improve health and safety issues in the workplace.
On returning to the workplace, they will have the confidence to manage their health and
safety responsibilities effectively and ensure that all policies and procedures are carried out correctly, including first aid provision, fire safety precautions and emergency procedures.
They will be able to help staff to understand and develop their own health and safety roles and responsibilities and ensure improvement strategies are implemented. In addition, they will be able to undertake effective risk
assessments and ensure that the relevant control measures are in place, adhered to and
monitored.
You will be able to demonstrate compliance with legislation and prove due diligence through training records and certificates. In addition, you, your business, your employees and your customers will be protected.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION - The course book for this course is sent in advance of the course via courier. We, therefore, need your address to send the book to. Please provide this information at the time of booking.

• Why is it important to manage safely?
• The manager’s roles and responsibilities.
• Key definitions.
• Benefits of a health and safety management
  System.
• Why leadership is an essential part of health
  and safety management.
• The essential principles of good health and
  safety performance.
• How to influence the safety culture within
  your business.
• How to influence managing safely in the
  workplace.
• How to plan your health and safety
  management system.
• Your health and safety policy.
• Common hazards and how to manage them.
• How to carry out a risk assessment.
• Risk rating systems and hierarchy of risk
  controls.
• The characteristics of good key performance
  indicators.
• Differences between proactive and reactive
  performance indicators.
• Why incidents and accidents need to be
  investigated.
• The purposes and techniques for both internal
  and external health and safety audits.
• Types of evidence used in an audit.
  The procedure for investigation, recognising
  the human factors involved.
• The data and techniques required to produce
  an incident report.
• Measuring health and safety performance.
• How to prepare and use active monitoring
  checklists.
• Implementing schedules for active monitoring,
  recording results and analysing records.
• Reviewing performance and continuous
  improvement.

This course is aimed at anyone who has previously gained the IOSH Managing Safely
qualification and now wishes to refresh their knowledge.

Candidates must provide evidence of having previously undertaken and passed the IOSH
Managing Safely course.

It is recommended that candidates have a minimum of Level 1 in Literacy/English or
equivalent to undertake this qualification. Candidates should be aged 14 or above.

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