International Occupational Safety and Health Practices

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"Lead with Safety. Protect People. Power Performance."

Own the Risk. Master the Rules. Be the Reason Everyone Gets Home Safe—Every Shift, Every Site, Everywhere.

Step into a global mindset where safety isn’t a checklist—it’s a culture. International Occupational Safety and Health Practices empowers you to drive compliance, lead proactive risk management, and build a safety-first legacy in every workplace. From fire risk to workplace violence, you’ll master advanced systems thinking and real-world interventions. This isn’t just about laws—it’s about leadership. Be the reason your team works smarter, safer, stronger.

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Learning Objectives

By the end of this course , you will be able to:

Understand the legal responsibilities and organizational benefits of enforcing workplace safety standards.
Evaluate and control fire risks through classification, assessment matrices, and strategic communication.
Conduct noise assessments and implement noise reduction solutions using PPE and environmental controls.
Identify and mitigate chemical and electrical hazards through exposure control and compliance policies.
Assess ergonomic risks and apply engineering controls and posture training to prevent musculoskeletal disorders.
Recognize triggers of workplace violence and establish prevention and reporting protocols.
Develop transportation risk assessments and policies for onsite and offsite safety compliance.
Implement machine safety controls, safeguarding techniques, and usage limitations to prevent accidents.
Design and enforce a comprehensive safety program including goals, procedures, and employee training.
Monitor safety performance using KPIs, audits, inspections, and incident reporting systems.

Course curriculum

1. How to Navigate Your Course
1. Welcome!
2. Overview
3. Learning Goals
1. Overview
2. Employer and Employee Legal Duties
3. Common Workplace Hazards
4. Advantages of a Safe Work Environment
5. Leading by Example in Safety
6. Real-World Safety Scenario
7. 2 || Review Questions
1. Overview
2. Common Causes and Categories of Fires
3. Evaluating Fire Risk
4. Fire Prevention Strategies
5. Communicating Fire Safety Procedures
6. Fire Safety in Practice
7. 3 || Review Questions
1. Overview
2. Understanding Workplace Noise Levels
3. Evaluating Noise Exposure
4. Health Risks from Noise
5. Protective Gear and Environmental Solutions
6. Real-World Example: Managing Noise Hazards
7. 4 || Review Questions
1. Overview
2. Evaluating Chemical Usage in the Workplace
3. Communicating Chemical Safety Information
4. Reducing Chemical Exposure Risks
5. Identifying Electrical Hazards
6. Implementing Safety Policies and Controls
7. Applied Scenario: Chemical and Electrical Safety
8. 5 || Review Questions
1. Overview
2. Typical Injuries Caused by Poor Ergonomics
3. Identifying Ergonomic Risk Factors
4. Modifying Equipment to Improve Ergonomics
5. Educating Employees on Ergonomic Best Practices
6. Real-World Example: Ergonomic Solutions
7. 6 || Review Questions
1. Overview
2. Recognizing Warning Signs and Stress Factors
3. Addressing Substance Use in the Workplace
4. Reporting Procedures and Protocols
5. Preparing Through Training and Response Plans
6. Scenario Example: Responding to Workplace Violence
7. 7 || Review Questions
1. Overview
2. Evaluate Transportation-Related Risks
3. Off-Site Travel and Transport Safety
4. Injury Prevention Guidelines
5. Real-World Example: Transportation Safety
6. 8 || Review Questions
1. Overview
2. Recognizing Equipment and Associated Hazards
3. Implementing Safety Guards and Precautions
4. Restricting Access to Trained Personnel
5. Proper Maintenance and Handling Procedures
6. Example Scenario: Equipment Safety in Action
7. 9 || Review Questions
1. Overview
2. Identifying and Evaluating Safety Risks
3. Setting Safety Goals and Targets
4. Creating Safety Protocols and Guidelines
5. Educating Staff on Safety Procedures
6. Real-World Example: Safety Planning in Practice
7. 10 || Review Questions
1. Overview
2. Defining Key Safety Metrics
3. Conducting Safety Reviews and Walkthroughs
4. Documenting and Responding to Safety Incidents
5. Analyzing Safety Data and Trends
6. Example Scenario: Continuous Safety Improvement
7. 11 || Review Questions
1. Introduction
2. Feedback

About this course

$25.00
76 lessons

Study Model

Online - Certificate of Completion Included
Duration

7 – 8 hrs
Accreditation

Pending
Skill Level

Beginner