Safety and security systems are designed to protect a company’s facilities, property, and employees from accidents and harmful injuries that may arise from work practices or management errors. Each company relies on its own safety and security systems, which should be based on a set of rules and principles agreed upon by both the company owners and employees. Both parties must review these guidelines before finalizing their agreement.
To develop an effective security strategy, it is essential to identify the specific risks that workers face. For instance, the security procedures for oil installations differ from those used in construction sites. Effective planning should occur well in advance, considering all possibilities and regulations aimed at ensuring safety and health. This includes implementing measures to prevent fires and promoting the environmental and psychological well-being of workers.
emphasizes the importance of a structured approach to safety and security in the workplace, ensuring a safer environment for everyone involved.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Target group:
Business owners and workshops.
Managers and employees of the Occupational Safety Administration.
Supervisors of workers.
Operations and maintenance supervisors, shift heads and work groups.
Program Goals:
Providing the participants with new capabilities and activating the capabilities effectively through:
Identify some types of risks for institutions, and appropriate measures to protect them from each.
Determine the basic data that must be available when developing a facility's security plan, such as lists of workers' names and health status.
Determine the nature of the facility's emergency plans to deal with natural disasters that may threaten it.
Identify issues and understand ideas about risks and causes and crime prevention.