NEBOSH IG1 Element 2-How HSE systems work & looks like?

Description

Introduction

The National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health - International General Certificate.

NEBOSH IGC is a Globally Recognised Health, Safety and Environmental Qualification - Recognised. Relevant. Respected.

Over 50,000 people take a NEBOSH qualification every year. Our health, safety, and environmental qualifications are globally recognized and taken by people working in all types of industries, as well as national and local government organizations.

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This course consists of 13 Elements. You can easily finish each Element one by one. You will have revision questions and quizzes and Mock Tests after finishing each element. we will assure you that you can easily pass this Course if you follow our systematic way of teaching.

This course is prepared by a highly experienced senior professional worked in Oil & Gas, Navy around 28 years, experienced in HSE, and Quality. Currently doing a PhD after master's in quality & Public Health.

This course is explained well in simple English with Audio, Video, Text, and diagrams so that the learner can understand well without any difficulty.

This course is supported by the instructor. The learner can clear his doubts with the instructor.

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HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Role of the health and safety policy. Aims and Objectives. General statement of Intent. Roles and Responsibilities of individuals. Arrangements, systems and procedures. Setting the targets.

General statement of intent. General objectives of the policy. Target of safety. Rates of accidents. Bench mark setting. Review of operational safety arrangements. How to organize Health and safety? Allocation of responsibilities. Responsibilities of key personnel. Roles, responsibilities, and line of communication. Cautions to the management. The role of Manager. Responsibilities of first line management. Arrangement system of health and safety. Planning the health and safety measures. Hazards control. Provision of written instructions. Communicating the health and safety information. Monitoring compliance and assessing effectiveness.

Policy monitoring methods. Active and reactive monitoring. Review of health and safety policy. Change in legislation. Policy preparation and check list. Responsibilities of officials and deputies. Health and safety policy standards and guide lines. Company health and safety policy general statement. Company legal duties towards workers. Duties, roles and responsibilities of Organization.

Responsibilities of Managing Director and Directors. Responsibilities of Departmental managers. Responsibilities of section managers. Accountability of supervisors. Responsibilities of competent persons. Responsibility of safety manager. Specific responsibility of Safety manager. Responsibilities of First Aiders . Responsibilities of workers. Health and safety procedures and arrangements.

Risk assessments. Specific policies and procedures. Safety of visitors in the company premises. Accident reporting Investigation and dangerous occurrences. Training of employees. Safety consultants and representatives.

- Training Questions & Answers

100 model questions related to Element 2 of the NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC), which focuses on how health and safety management systems work and what they look like:

Don't forget to check attached files and links of Some lectures.

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