The Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Fundamentals Certificate is designed for those who are or would like to work in roles such as front line service providers, administrative support positions, and junior technician roles working in OHS.
The Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Fundamentals Certificate is designed for those who are or would like to work in roles such as front-line service providers, administrative support positions, and junior technician roles working in OHS. Practitioners in these roles may work in non-profit, government/public, and corporate industries, including energy, IT, grocery, mining, and retail.
Students examine the foundational concepts of OHS roles and responsibilities, the culture of health and safety, and safety regulations; the laws and enforcement that guide safety; and the concept of risk.
Safety performance measures are explored, including research and investigation and data collection for analysis and review. Human behaviour and its impact on and reaction to accidents will include cognitive, behavioral, and psychobiological reactions in response to emergency situations, decision-making, interpersonal communication, and organizational process conformity.
By the end of the program, successful students will be able to:
Recognize commonly applied theories and systems
Recall how OHS management systems are used to create a culture of safety through regulations and enforcement guidelines
Identify safety performance measures and the benchmarks used to assess safety, collect data for research, and investigate safety concerns
Practice safety compliance and policy enforcement
Analyse human behaviour as it relates to OHS
Interpret how accidents and emergency situations impact human behaviour, including decision-making, communications and process conformity
To provide high-quality educational opportunities for lifelong learners, regionally and globally, thereby empowering people and transforming communities for a better future.
Vision
To champion the University of Calgary as a leader in continuing and lifelong learning.
Mandate
To expand access to lifelong learning.
To offer a wide range of seminars, courses, and programs for individuals and organizations seeking professional development, academic preparation, and personal enrichment.
To work across the University of Calgary to develop and deliver innovative continuing education programs for professionals, scholars, artists, and members of the community at large.
To partner with industry, educational institutions, governments, and non-profits to deliver mutually beneficial initiatives, programs, and services.
Students receive a book with theory and guidelines for competent operation of a Elevated Work Platform. Scissor Lifts and Aerial Boom Lifts are covered. Students will learn the importance of performing a pre-start inspection Identify problems affecting the safe operation of the AWP.
The student should have an awareness of the various legislation, regulations, and standards that pertain to powered mobile equipment. The student should understand the roles and responsibilities of employers and employees as they relate to the operation of PME.
Under the Occupational Health & Safety Act, employers are required to ensure that workers have been trained and are aware of any hazard in the workplace.
During this training, employees will learn how to properly evaluate a load in order to lift it and move it safely. They will study how to calculate angles and the different attaching techniques according to their number.
The goal of this course is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to have a better understanding of the principles of auditing, the auditing process, the audit review.Â
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