|  The purpose of this course is to advise delegates on how to prevent accidents in the use and mounting of abrasive wheels. It does not enter into technical aspects of grinding or operational techniques. Each delegate will be provided with a comprehensive workbook. | |
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| | This course is designed to provide delegates with the essential knowledge required for operating safely at height and to advice on the correct methods of wearing and inspection of safety harnesses. | |
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| | To provide you with the knowledge to build a strong compliance culture in your organisation. This includes new techniques for co-worker intervention and fair reward and discipline methods. | |
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| | To ensure Permit Lead issuers, Permit Issuers and Permit users have the necessary HSE and Supervisory skills to effectively implement all the issues associated with the supervision of a work-crew. | |
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| | To ensure Permit Lead issuers, Permit Issuers and Permit users have the necessary HSE and Supervisory skills to effectively implement all the issues associated with the supervision of a work-crew. | |
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| | To introduce participants to the hazards, effects and controls required when handling chemicals. To enable participants to safely handle a variety of chemicals. | |
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| | To ensure participants gain developing skills, knowledge and awareness required for Supervisory personnel who work on constructions sites. | |
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| | The aims of this course will identify all the necessary steps in the Contractor HSE Performance Review (CPR) Process leading to the contractor’s evaluation by a selected management panel using a scoring point system in a checklist for each step. | |
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| | To enable Front Line Work Site Supervisors to demonstrate delivery of an effective Tool Box Talk prior to the start of an activity they will be supervising. | |
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| The subject matter for this course is aimed primarily at those using electrical equipment and appliances on a daily basis but who are not qualified as electrical persons.
To provide sufficient understanding of the hazards of working with electrical apparatus and appliances for non - qualified electrical personnel. To ensure effective control measures are taken to prevent incidents occurring. | |
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| | To raise awareness of administration staff, housewives in safety issues relating to office and home environments. | |
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| | After attending the work shop participants will be able to identify hazardous acts and conditions and to intervene effectively in accordance with the BSP HSE Intervention culture | |
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| | A course designed to give you the skills to perform effective audits. | |
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| | A highly useful and practical course for Managers and Health & Safety Officers. The course will introduce you to broad aspects of Health and Safety Management. | |
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| The course aims to prepare participants to undertake investigation of low potential incidents and to act as team members for the investigation of high potential incidents.
Shell Open University Code (SOU: HSSMGT000674) | |
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| | The purpose of this course is to instruct personnel on how to manual handle loads more safely, and how to reduce the risk of manual handling injuries. | |
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| | To provide participants with the knowledge about how to work safely in an office environment. The course reviews the health and safety concerns linked to offices and offers practical advice on risk assessment. | |
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| | This course is designed for Managers, Health and Safety Personnel, Procurement Staff and others with an interest in Health and Safety. | |
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| | To introduce effective skills for the identification of hazards and decisions on suitable control measures. To ensure participants are aware of a variety of risk assessment techniques, including Job Hazard Analysis and that they can communicate the process successfully in the work environments under their control. | |
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| | This course aims to reinforce participant knowledge of safeguarding, hazard detection & hazard control systems and raise awareness of the importance of these systems. It also introduces some of the latest technology and techniques being used to quantify and improve system reliability. | |
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| | To ensure participants gain the necessary knowledge, understanding and skills to carry out an effective safety audit of their organisation’s activities. | |
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| | Significant risks exist in warehouses. This course describes how to work safely in a warehouse environment. | |
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| To prevent incidents occurring in activities involving working at a height. The course providing sufficient understanding of the potential hazards and their effective controls.
This course can be delivered in Malay or English. | |
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