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Health & Safety
IOSH Senior Executives and Directors Workshop
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You need this course if …
» you are a senior executive and need an understanding
of the safety and health issues you face
» you wish to review management policies and strategies,
and, where necessary, introduce changes to operate more safely
You will learn …
» that health and safety is a main line management function,
emanating from the top and descending through management
layers
» the financial implications of accidents and ill health caused
by working conditions
» to identify current legislation and other regulations relevant
to the particular workplace including; the Health and Safety at
Work Act and the Management of Workplace Health and Safety
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the penalties for offences related to health and safety legislation,
including the concept of corporate manslaughter
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» the law’s shift in emphasis to a non-prescriptive approach
based on the assessment of risk in terms of best current practice
» basic principles of risk assessment and how to identify the root
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causes of accidents
» the need to appoint competent people to advise on the health
and safety function
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Course length
One day
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Cost per delegate (exc VAT)
£440 (Plus IOSH Assessment & Certification fee of £25 plus VAT)
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Purchase your
OHSAS 18002:2008
standard
This course runs throughout the year.
Click here for dates, locations or to book.
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