This two-day course provides the advanced knowledge required to implement a successful safety management system. It covers human and organizational performance, serious injury and fatality prevention, risk assessments, safety observation programs and more. The content is geared toward those who coordinate, supervise, or manage your organization’s safety and health efforts.
In this course you will learn:
• Differentiate between audits and inspections.
• Pinpoint the elements of a safety management system you currently audit.
• Identify activities performed in the safety and health audit process.
• Recognize the roles and responsibilities of an audit team leader, an audit team, and an audited group.
• Understand the reasons and benefits of managing an organization’s safety and health efforts.
• Differentiate between insured and uninsured costs.
• Calculate a total case rate.
• Conduct a cost-benefit analysis and describe why it is important.
This seminar is part of the NSC Advanced Safety Certificate and NSC Safety Leadership Certificate Program.
