Course code:
Duration: 6 days
Trainees per class: 5
Certificate validity: 2 years
1. Course Overview
The Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Training – Group 2 is designed for personnel responsible for OSH activities within an organization, including full-time and part-time OSH officers and individuals assigned to organize and implement workplace safety activities.
The course provides knowledge of relevant legislation, professional OSH practices, and methods for implementing safety activities. It helps participants strengthen their ability to provide advice, identify hazards, assess risks, and recommend measures to prevent occupational accidents and diseases.
2. Target Participants
– Full-time or part-time OSH personnel within an organization.
– Personnel assigned to monitor, organize, and implement OSH activities.
– Staff from safety, engineering, production, or related departments.
– Individuals classified as Group 2 OSH trainees under applicable regulations.
3. Training Content
OSH Legal Framework and Professional Responsibilities
– Overview of OSH legislation and relevant regulatory requirements.
– Rights, obligations, and responsibilities of OSH personnel.
– Functions, duties, and methods for organizing OSH activities.
– Coordination between OSH personnel and relevant departments.
Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
– Methods for identifying workplace hazards.
– Assessing risks and determining factors that may cause occupational accidents or diseases.
– Selecting and recommending appropriate risk-control measures.
– Monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of preventive measures.
Development and Implementation of OSH Measures
– Developing OSH plans and organizing their implementation.
– Preparing and reviewing safety rules, procedures, and instructions.
– Conducting inspections and monitoring compliance with OSH requirements.
– Managing records, documents, and other OSH-related activities.
– Monitoring the use of personal protective equipment and other worker-protection measures.
Occupational Accident Investigation, Reporting, and Prevention
– Procedures for responding to and coordinating activities following occupational accidents or incidents.
– Methods for collecting information, identifying causes, and recommending corrective actions.
– OSH statistics, reporting, and recordkeeping.
– Recommending measures to prevent the recurrence of accidents and incidents.
OSH Communication, Training, and Continual Improvement
– Methods for communicating OSH information and raising awareness.
– Supporting the organization of safety training and guidance for workers.
– Monitoring the implementation of OSH programs.
– Recommending improvements to enhance OSH management and promote a safety culture.
4. Course Objectives
Upon completion of the training, participants will be able to:
– Understand the fundamental legal requirements and professional practices relating to OSH.
– Recognize the functions, duties, and responsibilities of OSH personnel.
– Identify hazards, assess risks, and recommend appropriate control measures.
– Contribute to the development of OSH plans, rules, procedures, and safety instructions.
– Organize or support inspections and monitoring of OSH implementation.
– Carry out OSH statistics, reporting, recordkeeping, and preventive recommendations.
– Contribute to more effective OSH management and improved working conditions.
5. Training Format
The course is delivered through classroom-based training, combining knowledge sharing, practical case discussions, and exchanges on real-world OSH activities.
6. Duration and Certification
Training duration, assessment, and certification are conducted in accordance with applicable legislation and requirements for Group 2 participants.
7. Course Registration
Organizations interested in arranging Group 2 OSH training for their safety personnel may contact the Safety and Environmental Protection Division – Vietsovpetro (SEPD / TTAT&BVMT) for advice on the training program, schedule, and related requirements.
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