Module 1: Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety

This module will provide an introduction to OHS, including the principles of health and safety management, the roles and responsibilities of employers and employees, and the legal requirements for safe workplaces.

Module 2: Risk Management

This module will cover the principles of risk management, including the identification, assessment, and control of hazards in the workplace.

Module 3: Safety Planning

This module will focus on the development and implementation of safety plans, including the selection of suitable safety measures, and the monitoring and evaluation of safety systems.

Module 4: Training and Guidance

This module will cover the provision of safety training and guidance to staff, and the management of safety-related behaviour in the workplace.

Module 5: Policies and Procedures

This module will examine the development and implementation of safety policies and procedures, and the use of safety signs and symbols in the workplace.

Module 6: Incident Investigation

This module will teach participants how to investigate and report on any OHS incidents that occur in the workplace.

Module 7: Reporting on OHS Matters

This module will focus on the preparation and presentation of reports on OHS matters, and the use of statistical data to monitor safety performance.

Module 8: Ergonomics

This module will cover the principles of ergonomics, including the design of workplaces, tools, and equipment to reduce the risk of injury or ill health.

Module 9: Health and Wellbeing

This module will examine the promotion of health and wellbeing in the workplace, including the management of stress, fatigue, and other health-related issues.

Module 10: Emergency Planning

This module will focus on the development and implementation of emergency plans, and the provision of first aid in the workplace.

Module 11: Environmental Management

This module will cover the principles of environmental management, including the identification and control of environmental hazards in the workplace.

Module 12: Professional Practice

This module will provide guidance on professional practice for OHS professionals, including the ethical behaviour, and the maintenance of professional standards.

• The course is designed for individuals who wish to develop their knowledge and skills in OHS,
• As well as employers and supervisors who want to improve safety in their workplace.

The course materials for the Chartered Occupational Health and Safety Professional course will include textbooks, handouts, worksheets, and case studies. Participants will also be expected to undertake independent research and reading. Assessment Participants will be assessed on their knowledge and understanding of each module, and their ability to apply this knowledge to OHS practice. Assessment will include written assignments, practical exercises, and a final examination.