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Who the Course is For
IOSH SHE Responsibilities is for Facilities Managers and facilities personnel with supervisory responsibilities in all organisations.
Learning Outcomes
After successfully completing the course, the manager will be in a better position to:
- Apply basic management principles and practices to safety & health issues as part of a safety management system highlighting issues relevant to Facilities Managers.
- Recognise safety & health hazards in the workplace covering hazards more relevant to Facilities Managers including fire safety, electricity, work equipment including LOLER, safe movement of people and vehicles around the site including Permits to Work, noise and hazardous substances including asbestos and legionella.
- Investigate an accident or incident involving injury or damage to determine the causes and take appropriate actions.
- Carry out and record basic assessments of the risks associated with workplace hazards pertinent to Facilities Managers, and recommend suitable control measures.
- Understand the legal framework and all the key pieces of legislation also covering Landlord / Managing Agent / Tenant relationship.
- Identify the common hazards and unsafe practices associated with the management of contractors, principal liabilities, CDM requirements and know the appropriate preventative and remedial actions to be taken.
- Carry out effective monitoring of health and safety conditions in the workplace.
A module is added comprising a checklist for Facilities Managers
Certification
On successful completion of a short answer test & a practical assessment in the workplace the delegate will receive an Institute of Occupational Safety & health (IOSH) accredited certificate.
Follow on Training
NEBOSH General Certificate in Occupational Health & Safety
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