Occupational Safety, Health, and Security in accordance with OSHA standards - Dubai 19 April 2026
: 29Introduction:
Occupational safety, health, and security are considered among the fundamental pillars for ensuring a safe and risk-free work environment. They aim to protect human resources and property from accidents, injuries, and occupational diseases. Based on the standards of the American Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the focus is placed on establishing preventive systems and procedures that reduce the likelihood of accidents and mitigate their impact, while promoting a culture of safety among employees across various sectors.
OSHA standards seek to identify potential hazards in the workplace and apply global best practices in prevention and protection by complying with regulations, using personal protective equipment, improving working conditions, and raising awareness of the importance of safety as a shared responsibility between management and employees. The implementation of these standards also contributes to improving operational efficiency, reducing losses, and achieving a healthy, safe, and sustainable work environment.
Course Objectives:
At the end of this training program, participants will be able to:
- Recognizing the necessity and importance of safety
- Recognizing the importance of the history and start of safety
- Using the best and safest methods for protection and accident prevention
- Identifying the hazards surrounding the worker and the work environment.
- Benefit from the results of cleanliness and order in workplaces
- Use of personal protective equipment and clothing
- Implementing a work permit system on site
- Acting in accordance with safety and accident prevention principles.
Scientific Themes:
Day 1
Introduction
Causes of Accidents
Definitions and Important Information in Occupational Safety and Health Systems
Information on International Safety System Standards
What Are Occupational Safety and Health Systems
Benefits of Implementing Occupational Safety and Health Systems
Day 2
Hazard Identification
Risk Assessment and Control Measures
Types of Hazards
International Standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems
Resources, Roles, Responsibilities, and Authorities
Competence, Training, and Awareness
Communication, Participation, and Consultation
Documentation
Document Control
Operational Control
Emergency Preparedness and Response
Accident Investigation
Nonconformities and Corrective and Preventive Actions
Records Control
Internal Audits
Management Review
Day 3
Classification of Hazardous Areas
Safety and Security Planning
Emergency Management Unit
Pre-Crisis / Emergency Event / Disaster
Response, Control, and Containment Phase
Stabilization Phase
Introduction
Safety and Security System in Accordance with HSAS 18001 Standards
Safety Management System
General Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental Rules at the Workplace
Day 4
Health and Safety Rules in Offices
Office Work Safety
Training on Health, Safety, and Environmental Rules
Procedures Followed in Case of Accidents Resulting in Injuries
First Aid
Vehicle Driving Safety
Heavy Equipment
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Fires and Firefighting Methods
Day 5
Falling Objects and Fall Protection
Portable Ladders
Scaffolding
Slips and Falls
Manual Lifting and Handling
Compressed Gas Cylinders
Portable Tools and Equipment
Excavations and Openings
Hazards Resulting from Excavation, Construction, and Engineering Works
Permit-to-Work System