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Audience
Directors, Senior and Top Level Managers.
Objectives
The Safety for Senior Executives course develops an understanding of the legal, moral and economic health and safety issues and how they influence strategic thinking in the development of holistic risk management practices.
Course Structure
The course consists of a 1 day program for Senior Executives which includes:
- The legal framework for health and safety and responsibilities for senior executives
- Legal, moral and financial issues
- Current thinking/changes in health and safety management
- Powers of inspectors and enforcement, including PACE
- Health and safety considerations for strategic planning, decision-making and effective supply chain management
- Accidents at work: the cost of accidents, accident reporting requirements, accident prevention techniques
- Health and safety and management systems: quality maangement and integrated systems
Assessment of the Course
Understanding of the course material is evaluated by means of an assessment paper and a project completed on the day. Successful completion results in the award of an Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) Certificate.
Course Length
One day
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New Guidance for the Waste Industry
The recycling industry has nine times more fatal accidents than the national average and four times as many workers suffer injuries. The HSE have identified that some councils may be unclear about their legal duties and mistakenly believe that putting a service out to contract relieves them of all health and safety duties.
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Latest Statistics
The latest statistics show a significant decrease (22%) in the number of fatal injuries to workers averaged over the last five years. "quick link"
Road Safety
HSE is pleased to be a partner in the Scottish Occupational Road Safety Alliance (ScORSA) to assist the Scottish Government's Road Safety Framework to 2020 which aims to influence a reduction in road related injury and deaths. Improving the management of road related risk (MORR) is a major component of the strategy. "quick link"
Latest Fact sheets from the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work
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