Training on Basic Safety & Loss Prevention

Module 1:Safety Management

• Elements of Safety Management System

• Roles of Leadership in Safety Management
• Advantages of proactive safety, health, and environmental management
• Implementing organizational change
• Strategies to manage change within the organization
• Case Study: Successful transformation of safety culture in a high-risk industry
• Practical Exercise: Develop a basic safety management improvement plan for participants’ workplace

Module 2:Risk Assessment & Control

• Risk Management Process
• Structured system for identifying hazards
• Assessing risks and determining acceptability
• Implementing effective control measures
• Reviewing control measures to ensure efficiency and avoid new hazards
• Case Study: Risk assessment failure leading to operational downtime
• Practical Exercise: Conduct a hazard identification and risk evaluation (HIRA) using a sample scenario

Module 3:Accident Investigation & Analysis

• Understanding hazards and risks
• Difference between Incident & Accident
• Types of incidents and why they occur
• Importance of incident/accident investigation
• Legal aspects
• Preserving and collecting evidence (physical, documentation, human)
• Analyzing evidence & interviewing witnesses
• Identifying immediate and root causes
• Planning corrective actions
• Purpose and objectives of accident reporting
• Case Study: Major industrial accident analysis using root cause methodology
• Practical Exercise: Mock accident investigation with team roles, witness interviewing, and report writing

Module 4:Safety & Health Training

• Importance of job orientation and safety & health training
• Characteristics of adult learners
• Developing and selecting training methods
• Training delivery techniques
• Goals and benefits of safety training
• Maintaining documentation and record keeping
• Case Study: Effective safety training program that reduced incidents
•  Practical Exercise: Design a short safety training session tailored for new employees

Module 5:Monitoring, Audit & Review

• Proactive monitoring of unsafe acts and conditions
• Understanding proactive vs. reactive monitoring
• Scope and nature of health and safety audits
• Importance of environmental, health, and safety audits
• Essential inclusions, methods, frequency, and responsibilities
• Objectives of formal audits
• Audit process and follow-up
• Preparing and executing inspections
• Case Study: Audit discoveries leading to operational improvements
• Practical Exercise: Prepare an inspection checklist and perform a simulated safety audit