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At the end of the course the learner will be capable of handling and storing hazardous/dangerous goods safely in accordance with national and international statutory requirements in any freight handling environment. · Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of and be able to implement the specific statutory requirements relating to the handling of hazardous/dangerous goods · Identify and classify hazardous/dangerous goods · Handle and store hazardous/dangerous goods according to specified requirements · Take the appropriate actions in the event of an accident or incident involving hazardous/dangerous goods

On completion of the course the learner will be able to fully grasp the requirements when it comes safe stacking and storage. They'll be taken through the following modules during the course: - Occupational Health & Safety Legislation - Stacking - Storage - Safe Work Systems - Packaging and Labeling - PPE and Training - Emergency Preparedness

The person credited with this unit standard is able to identify and explain the legal and organisational-specific requirements regulating the reporting and investigation of workplace incidents. The learners will be able to complete the required reports and be able to process any physical evidence which may have been collected · Describing the requirements for workplace safety, health and environment incident investigation. · Gathering information for workplace safety, health and environment incident investigations. · Conducting post-investigation activities.

At the end of this course the learner will be able to conduct continuous hazard identification and risk assessment within the workplace to ensure a healthy and safe environment to work in. The learner will also be able to apply his/her knowledge and skills to integrate existing SH&E systems, management systems and principles so as to minimise and control organisational hazards and risks. He/she will also be able to communicate actively and with confidence on hazard identification and risk assessment principles and procedures as well as form part of an integrated team to address these issues within his/her organisation. · Develop a closer understanding of the hierarchy of the law with specific reference to the OHSE Act and the responsibilities of management in terms of hazard identification and risk assessment · Explain the specified requirements pertaining to continuous hazard identification and risk assessments; · Prepare for hazard identification; · Be able to identify hazards and assess risks; and · Be able to initiate remedial and follow-up action.

SAQA Unit Standard 259601 At the end of this course, the learner will be able to manage an occupational health, safety and environmental programme on a day-to-day basis ensuring that the organisation comply with the necessary legislatory requirements; identify hazards and risks within the organisation and recommend actions to eliminate or reduce them as well as participate in active communication sessions with confidence. • Explain the specified requirements to participate in the development and implementation of a safety, health and environmental management programme in the workplace; • Explain the specified requirements for evaluating safety, health and environmental performance in a workplace as required by the safety, health and environmental management programme; and • Evaluate performance of workplace safety, health and environmental activities required by the safety, health and environmental management programme.

SAQA Unit Standard 259597 To be able to distinguish between an emergency and an incident as well as understanding the different types of emergencies that may take place in the workplace. The delegates will be able to explain the types of emergency alarms in the workplace, the procedures for responding to them and the methods and procedures which need to be applied in an assembly area after an alarm. - Explaining different types of emergencies that may be encountered in a workplace. - Explaining various responses to an alarm. - Explaining actions required of a safety officer in an assembly area. - Explaining the functions of an emergency control centre.

SAQA Unit Standard: 252250 At the end of the course, the learner will be able to: • Identify different types of fires; • Understand, explain and practice fire prevention; • Operate basic fire fighting equipment; and • Perform basic fire fighting procedures.

SAQA Unit Standard: 259622 To be able to participate in the nomination and election process of an occupational health, safety and environmental representative; to do thorough inspections of a designated area; complete the relevant forms effectively and make representation at meetings regarding occupational health, safety and environmental issues in the workplace

Learn about the Corona virus (Covid19), from how is was discovered, how it spreads, the warning signs we must watch out for, who to contact for more information, how to prevent the spread of Covid19 for you and your workplace. With extra videos on how to properly use your face masks and wash your hands.

Learn about the Corona virus (Covid19), from how is was discovered, how it spreads, the warning signs we must watch out for, who to contact for more information, how to prevent the spread of Covid19 for you and your workplace. With extra videos on how to properly use your face masks and wash your hands.

SAQA Unit Standard: 242668 FACILITATION VIDEOS ONLY This Course is intended for all managers who should know the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and the consequences of non-compliance. It will be useful for managers at all levels as well as safety and security officers, compliance officers and learners in commercial and industrial insurance.

SAQA Unit Standard: 242668 This Course is intended for all managers who should know the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and the consequences of non-compliance. It will be useful for managers at all levels as well as safety and security officers, compliance officers and learners in commercial and industrial insurance.