By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Describe H2S and explain how it is formed
• Identify H2S hazards and where they can occur in a workplace
• Discuss the exposure routes and physiological effects of exposure to H2S
• Outline the risk factors of H2S exposure
• State the workplace exposure limits for short- and long-term exposure to H2S
• Recall the recommended control measures to avoid H2S exposure
• Discuss the types and use of H2S detection equipment
• List the calibration types used to verify the accuracy of H2S detectors
• Identify the types and use of respiratory protective equipment required to prevent H2S exposure
• Summarize the basic first aid steps to take in H2S emergencies

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain what asbestos is, how it is produced and why it is dangerous
• Identify the types of asbestos that are commonly used to manufacture products
• Describe the hazardous properties and forms of asbestos
• List the most probable locations where asbestos can be found
• Identify the most important route of exposure to asbestos that leads to unwanted health effects
• Describe the health effects of asbestos exposure and contributing factors to asbestos-related diseases
• Discuss who is at a greater risk of asbestos exposure
• Explain the strategies and control measures used to avoid asbestos exposure
• Outline the workplace exposure limits for asbestos established by different international organisations
• Summarise the steps taken by licensed asbestos professionals to remove asbestos
• Discuss the safety measures that provide effective asbestos waste management

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Describe the fundamentals of a compliance management system
• Discuss what ISO 37301:2021 is and how organizations can benefit from its implementation
• Explain the terminologies, structure, and requirements of ISO 37301:2021
• Describe the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle and process-based approach in compliance management
• Outline the roles and responsibilities of leadership in managing compliance within an organization
• Identify the steps for planning the compliance management system
• State the resources required for the functioning of a compliance management system
• Identify the controls for the operation of a compliance management system
• Evaluate the compliance performance of an organization
• Outline the steps to deal with non-compliance

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Recognise common hazards associated with machinery and the importance of identifying them
• Describe the risk assessment process used to determine and evaluate the levels of risk posed by machinery 
• Explain the ‘hierarchy of control measures’ used to effectively reduce the risk levels of machinery hazards
• Classify machinery safeguards according to their level of protection and effectiveness
• Identify the various types of machine guards and their design requirements to ensure maximum safety
• Discuss the types and functioning of interlocking devices to prevent contact with dangerous machine parts
• Describe different types of presence-sensing devices and compare their advantages and limitations
• Explain the types of protective devices for machines that are difficult to guard
• Identify complementary protective devices to control residual risks and provide additional protection

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Define ‘Lockout Tagout’ (LOTO) and describe its purpose and benefits
• Outline the Lockout Tagout regulations of different countries
• Explain the essential elements of a successful Lockout Tagout programme
• Define ‘hazardous energy’ and identify energy sources that require LOTO procedures
• Discuss when Lockout Tagout is necessary and when exceptions to LOTO can be made
• Describe the roles and responsibilities of authorised and affected employees in the context of LOTO
• Identify different types of Lockout Tagout devices
• Summarise the six-step approach to applying Lockout Tagout (LOTO) procedures on machines or equipment
• Explain how to remove Lockout Tagout devices like guards
• Outline the group LOTO procedures

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Describe the characteristics of a confined space
• Assess various hazards associated with working in confined spaces
• Explain the hierarchy of controls and how to apply them to effectively manage confined space hazards
• Discuss confined space rescue techniques and emergency response procedures
• Explain how to develop an effective confined space entry program
• Discuss the roles and responsibilities of confined space entrants, standby attendants and entry supervisors
• Describe the types of atmospheric testing equipment and explain how to conduct atmospheric tests
• Outline the requirements and issuance process of a confined space entry permit
• Identify the safety equipment most frequently used to perform confined space rescue operations

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain the fire elements using the concepts of the fire triangle and fire tetrahedron
• Identify the factors that influence the behavior and spread of fire
• Recognize various fire hazards and methods to control them effectively
• State the function and operation of fire detection and alarm systems
• Explain the principles of fire prevention and techniques for managing fuel, oxygen, and heat sources
• Discuss various types of fire suppression systems and their appropriate use
• Distinguish between different fire classes and the appropriate fire extinguishing techniques for each class
• Describe fire emergency response and evacuation procedures
• Describe the importance of fire safety awareness and its role in saving lives and preventing financial damages

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Describe hot work and recognize various hot work processes
• Identify different types of hazards associated with hot work processes
• Assess the risk levels of hot work hazards in terms of potential severity and likelihood of harm
• Explain the hierarchy of controls and demonstrate how to apply them to effectively manage hot work hazards
• Classify hot work areas in terms of where hot work is allowed and where it is prohibited
• State the requirements and issuance process of a hot work permit
• Describe under what conditions a hot work permit is required
• Discuss the roles and responsibilities of a permit-authorizing individual, hot work operator, and fire watch
• Identify essential safety precautions for performing hot work activities safely