Working at Heights
Course content
- Legislation
- Performing work in elevated positions
- Inspecting, caring for and storing fall arrest equipment effectively
- The safety, health and environment principles regarding:
- The safe construction and maintenance of:
- Working platforms, ladders, scaffolds
- Walkways in elevated positions
Strata Control Course
Course Content
- Basic Rock Engineering
- Definitions
- Stress Fractures in mining
- Blast Fractures
- Development Support Installation
- Stope Support
- Legislative Requirements
Safety Representatives Course
Course Content
- Health and Safety Act
- Appointment of Safety Representatives
- Causes and effects of accidents
- Causes and effects of incidents
- Task observations
- Planned Inspections
- Hazard Identification
- Risk Assessment
Safety Officers/COMSOC® Course 1, 2 & 3
Course Content
Safety Officers/COMSOC® LEVEL 1
- MHSA
- Appointment of Safety Officers
- Appointment of Safety Representatives
- Presentation Skills
- Accident Investigation Techniques
- Task observations
- Planned inspections
Occupational Certificate: Occupational Health and Safety Practitioner
COURSE CONTENT
Occupational Certificate:
Occupational Health & Safety Practitioner
256 Credits
This qualification is made up of the following compulsory Knowledge, Practical Skill and Workplace Learning Modules:
Knowledge Modules:
226302001-KM-01, Fundamentals of Occupational Health and Safety, Level 2, 9 Credits.
226302001-KM-02, Fundamentals of Communication, Level 3, 6 Credits.
Safety For Supervisors Course
This course equips supervisors and workers with skills to improve safety on mines.
Course is based on equipping supervisors to comply to Mine Health and Safety Act and relevant regulations.
Course Content
- Health and Safety Act
Understanding and Interpreting the MHSA
MHSA Sect 2,5,10,11,22,23 Requirements - Legal appointments – MHSA and Min Act Regulations
- Accident and incident investigation techniques
- MHSA sect 11.5 Requirements
- MHSA Reg. Chapter 23 Requirements
National Certificate:Occupational Health, Safety and Environment US 74269
COURSE CONTENT
National certificate: Occupational health,safety and environment US # 74269
129 Credits
7469 Use mathematics to investigate and monitor the financial aspects of personal and community life
7480 Demonstrate understanding of rational and irrational numbers and number systems
9007 Work with a range of patterns and functions and solve problems
9008 Identify, describe, compare, classify, explore shape and motion in 2-and 3-dimensional shapes in different contexts
Root Cause Analysis Technique Course
Root Cause Analysis Technique Course
Course Content
1.The Root Cause Analysis Technique System
* Legislative Requirements
* Root Cause Analysis and Reporting
* Duties and Responsibilities of Employers and Supervisors
2. Preparation: Accident Theories
* What leads to / Causes Accidents / Incident Causation Model
* Procedures to follow in case of Accident
* Procedures to follow when investigating an Accident in the workplace (Root Case Analysis Technique)
Risk Management Course
Course Content
- Risk Control Legislation (MHSA)
- Risk Management Process
- Risk Management Techniques
- Risk Identification Techniques
- Financial Risk Management
- Pure Risk Management
- Implementing Risk Management Model
- Implementing Risk Management Documentation
Risk Assessment Course
Course Content
- Mine health and safety act requirements
- Occupational health and safety act requirements
- Hazard Identification techniques
- Risk Identification Techniques
- Risk assessment techniques
- Practical workplace risk assessment
- Prioritising risk
- Team based assessments
- Issue based risk assessment
- Base line risk assessment
- Continuous risk assessment
MQA - SHE Representative
WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY REPRESENTATIVE (9 CREDITS)
- US-259622: CONDUCT A CONTINUOUS RISK ASSESSMENT IN A WORKPLACE
- * Describe the framework of workplace health and safety legislation pretaining to health and safety representatives.
- * Explain the specified requirements to conduct safety, health and environmental representation activities at a working place.
- * Address safety, health and environmental related issues within the scope of authority.
- * Comply with the activities within safety, health and environmental structures.
Legal Responsibility Course for Supervisors
Course Content
- Health and Safety Act
Understanding and Interpreting the MHSA
MHSA Sect 2,5,10,11,22,23 Requirements - Legal appointments – MHSA and Min Act Regulations
- Understanding Due diligence
- Duties and Responsibility
- Hazard Identification
- Basic Risk Management
ICAM® (Incident Cause Analysis Method) Course
ICAM® (Incident Cause Analaysis Method)
Course Content
- Legislative Requirements
- Terminology
- The ICAM System
- Effective Implementation of ICAM System
- Identifying Causes
- Taking Preventative/ Remedial Actions
- Completing ICAM Documents
First Aid
Level 1 Course: Department of labour approved
Course Content
Provide risk-based primary emergency Care / First aid in the workplace.
Section 1: General Principals of First Aid
Section 2: Emergency Scene Management
Section 3: Patient Assessment
Section 4: Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Section 5: Choking
Environmental Management
This course will equip management and supervisors with knowledge to implement and enforce an Environmental Management Programme as required by South African Legislation and ISO 14001
CONTENT
- Scoping an Environmental Management Programme
- Ensuring effective Environmental Policy
- Drawing up an Environmental Management Plan
- Environmental Aspects
- Environmental Risk Assessment & Control (Environmental Impact Assessments)
Courses Overview
- National Certificate: Occupational Health, Safety and Environment US 74269
- Environmental Management
- Strata Control
- Construction Regulations 2014 Compliance
- Auditors
- Risk Assessment
- Safety Officers Industrial
- Safety Officers / COMSOC® 1,2 & 3
- Risk Management
- Legal Responsibility Course
- Safety For Supervisors Course
- ICAM® (Incident Cause Analysis Method)
- MQA - SHE Representative Course
Auditors Course
Course Content
- Auditing Techniques
- Course Objectives
- Causes and Consequences of Incidents
- Managing Risk Exposures
- Measuring and Monitoring Risk Control
- Introduction to Environmental Management
- Introduction to Quality Management
- Preparing for the Audit
- Auditor Demeanour and Skills
- Interviewing Techniques
- Closing Meetings
- Post Audit Activities
Construction Regulations 2014 Compliance
This course will familiarise Management and Supervisors with the significant changes in the Construction Regulations, so companies can ensure Compliance to these requirements
Course Content:
- Introduction and History Construction Regulations 2014: Principle objectives of the regulations and the law behind it
- Permit Systems: Definition of construction work and the reasons for the permit system. When and who to apply
- Notification of Construction work: When and how to notify the Provincial Chief Inspector of intended construction work. Legal responsibilities of interested and affected parties
- Legal responsibilities of persons such as:
