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IOSH Safety for Senior Executives

Overview

This programme provides senior executives with a clear understanding of their personal and Corporate responsibilities for health and safety management, together with the very real financial, HR and PR benefits of effectively integrating health and safety issues into the Corporate governance and risk management practices of their organisation.

Benefits To You And Your Organisation

By the end of the course delegates will be able to: -

  • Understand their role and responsibilities with respect to health and safety at work.
  • Recognise the importance of integrating health and safety objectives into other key business
  • Understand performance objectives and good corporate governance.
  • Take account of health and safety issues during business planning and decision-making.
  • Understand the financial and legal consequences of failing to manage health and safety
  • effectively.
  • Understand the principles of an effective health and safety management system, including
  • Identify the potential of performance monitoring and continual improvement.
  • Recognise the importance of developing a positive safety culture to reduce unsafe behaviour
  • and recognise the role that senior executives play in that process.

Course Content Includes

  • Corporate governance, risk management and loss control.
  • The Turnbull Report.
  • Director’s guidelines.
  • The loss triangle and the costs of accidents and incidents at work.
  • Key criminal law responsibilities and sanctions.
  • Key civil law liabilities.
  • Immediate and underlying causation of accidents.
  • Management system models – HSG65, BS8800, OHSAS18001.
  • The role of risk assessment
  • Performance monitoring and target setting
  • Training
  • Developing a positive safety culture

Course dates

Date Book
Aberdeen
20th Aug 2010 to 20th Aug 2010 Book now
16th Nov 2010 to 16th Nov 2010 Book now
05th Apr 2011 to 05th Apr 2011 Book now
19th Aug 2011 to 19th Aug 2011 Book now
15th Nov 2011 to 15th Nov 2011 Book now
Ealing (New Venue)
06th Sep 2010 to 06th Sep 2010 Book now
Edinburgh (New Venue)
17th May 2010 to 17th May 2010 Book now
17th Sep 2010 to 17th Sep 2010 Book now
03rd Dec 2010 to 03rd Dec 2010 Book now
16th May 2011 to 16th Mar 2011 Book now
12th Sep 2011 to 12th Sep 2011 Book now
02nd Dec 2011 to 02nd Dec 2011 Book now
Glasgow
27th Aug 2010 to 27th Apr 2010 Book now
19th Nov 2010 to 19th Nov 2010 Book now
29th Mar 2011 to 29th Mar 2011 Book now
22nd Aug 2011 to 22nd Aug 2011 Book now
18th Nov 2011 to 18th Nov 2011 Book now
Leeds
09th Jul 2010 to 09th Jul 2010 Book now
Manchester
11th Oct 2010 to 11th Oct 2010 Book now
North London (New Venue)
06th Sep 2010 to 06th Sep 2010 Book now