Accidents and occupational hazards are a common occurrence in workplaces, and the primary treatment for them is to eliminate or reduce unsafe conditions, and while accidents can occur anywhere, there are high-risk areas, as about a third of industrial accidents occur around cranes, and some accidents occur As a result of falling from the stairs, or due to neglect of maintenance of equipment and tools, whatever the cause of the occupational risks that occur, all necessary measures must be taken in order to reduce them and reduce the risks to a minimum. possible, and to ensure that the work environment has the necessary specifications to be safe and healthy and to address risks by imposing and exercising strict control to ensure occupational safety instructions

Who should attend? 

• Directors of institutions, trustees of institutions and senior managers.
• HR managers and supervisors.
• Corporate consultants, production and operations managers.
• Occupational health and safety managers, company managers, supervisors and contract managers.
• Senior managers dealing with risk management.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will be able to: 

• How to apply occupational safety procedures and implement management decisions and instructions.
• How to develop ready-made plans for each identified potential risk that has an impact on the work.
• Guiding rules followed in institutions.
• Occupational safety programs.
• How to reduce unsafe actions and actions through continuous training.
• Specifications of a successful organization that can respond to the environmental changes of work conditions.

• What is risk management?
• Risk analysis.
• Risk assessment.
• Risk management and audit.
• Risk management departments.
• Methods of risk assessment.
• Precautions to be taken to avoid risks.
• Reasons for assessing risks and taking necessary precautions.
• Certification methods for risk assessment and necessary precautions.
• The right time to take the necessary precautions.
• Fieldwork for risk assessment
• Types of risks in the work environment.
• Various business risk management systems.
• Duties of care provided within the risk management teams and teams.
• Basic concepts in occupational risk and safety.
• Emergency Management