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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY and HEALTH for the SUPERVISOR – BSBCMN411A
This program designed for WA industry covers the content of the Certificate IV in Business (Frontline Management) Safe Workplace topic BSBCMN411A Monitor a Safe Workplace. This unit may also match competencies in other qualifications.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
• Occupational Safety and
Health legislative framework
• Role of the supervisor in safety and
health
• Hazard and risk management
• Injury recording and analysis
DESIGNED FOR
People in line management
positions including supervisors, leading hands and frontline managers.
ASSESSMENT
Trainees can elect to be assessed
for competency (for an additional fee) by submitting the self-paced Workplace
Competencies Workbook for the unit within eight weeks of course completion.
Successful completion of the assessment requirements will provide participants
with a Statement of Attainment for BSBCMN411A Monitor a Safe Workplace, in
partial completion of a Certificate IV in Business (Frontline Management).
SUCCESSFUL SAFETY COMMITTEES
The safety committee is in an unrivalled position to provide the focus for safety activities in any organisation. Safety Committee Member training complements Safety and Health Representative, Introductory Training and the OSH for Supervisors course and provides the workplace with an effective team to enhance Occupational Safety and Health.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
At the conclusion of the
program participants should be able to:
• Prepare, participate in, and run
effective OSH Committee meetings;
• Undertake the role of the OSH Committee
as laid out by legislation;
• Participate effectively in the formulation,
implementation and evaluation of OSH programs relevant to the organisation;
•
Discuss the formulation, implementation and evaluation of OSH programs relevant
to the organisation;
• Utilise a model for problem solving/decision
making;
• Utilise the process of accident investigation to make
recommendations in regard to the incident;
and
• List, use and keep
up-to-date with important sources of information on OSH.
Program information has been provided by IFAP
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