BBA In Occupational Health And Safety

A Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in occupational health & Safety Management is a specialized program that combines business management principles with safety management practices in the industrial and construction industries.

The program provides students with the knowledge and skills required to manage risks related to safety in the workplace while also developing their business management skills.

Preamble:

In the complex of global environment, the managers find various barriers that prevent them from achieving the goals and improving the level of efficiency in the organizations. Leaders and Managers constantly try tackling these issues that drive towards lowering productivity.

Challenges of management in the present contexts include; technology, ethics, globalization, competition, diversity, economic, socio- cultural and politico-legal issues.

All these challenges pose threat to the existence of theorganization; as such mortality is high than ever before. All those challenges can be addressed through quality and contemporary harnessed skills of management.

Various blocs such as G-7, SAARC, Common Wealth countries, BRICS, QUAD, BIMSTEC, and WTO declarations, have created a plethora of opportunities to accelerate various economic activities within their jurisdiction.

As the activities grown unprecedentedly; the perils, hazards, and accidents are inescapable. Construction, Industrial, health, all kinds of transportations, hospitality, R&D, manufacturing and service sectors, environment, and so on are vulnerable to the safety  and health related problems.

The main goal of safety and health programs is to prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and deaths, as well as the suffering and financial hardship these events can cause for workers, their families, and employers. that finding and fixing hazards before they cause injury or illness is a far more effective approach.

Disasters of either natural or manmade will become a catastrophe and its loss will wreck the fortune of the concerned. In order to address these problems professionals need to be proficient with knowledge and skills relating to occupationalhealthand safety.