Health, Safety & Environment
Introduction
A strong commitment to health, safety, and environmental (HSE) standards is essential for every organisation. Protecting employees, the community, and the environment is not only a legal and moral obligation but also a key factor in business sustainability and reputation. This five-day in-person training course provides participants with the knowledge and practical tools to understand, implement, and manage HSE practices effectively. The course covers essential legislation, risk assessment, accident prevention, environmental management, and the development of a strong safety culture.
Target Audience
- Health and safety officers, supervisors, and managers responsible for workplace safety.
- Environmental professionals and sustainability coordinators.
- Business owners and line managers seeking to ensure compliance and improve safety standards.
- Employees working in high-risk or regulated industries such as construction, manufacturing, or energy.
- Anyone who wishes to develop a deeper understanding of occupational health, safety, and environmental management.
Training Course Objectives
Provide a solid understanding of health, safety, and environmental management principles.
Strengthen awareness of relevant legislation, standards, and organisational responsibilities.
Introduce the fundamentals of environmental management and sustainability.
Teach effective methods for accident prevention and incident investigation.
Promote the development of an HSE culture that prioritises prevention and accountability.
Develop practical skills in hazard identification and risk assessment.
Training Course Outline
- Understanding the importance of HSE in the workplace
- Key principles and definitions: hazards, risks, and controls
- The moral, legal, and financial reasons for HSE management
- Overview of international and UK legislation and standards
- Employer and employee responsibilities under the law
Activities: Group discussion on workplace hazards, HSE policy review exercise
- The five steps to effective risk assessment
- Identifying and evaluating workplace hazards
- Implementing control measures and the hierarchy of control
- Safe systems of work and permit-to-work procedures
- Managing contractors and visitors safely
Activities: Risk assessment workshop, hazard spotting exercise
- Common causes of workplace accidents and near misses
- Reporting and investigating incidents effectively
- Root cause analysis and corrective actions
- Emergency preparedness and response planning
- Promoting safety awareness and accountability
Activities: Incident investigation simulation, emergency response planning task
- The relationship between business and the environment
- Key environmental issues: waste, pollution, emissions, and resource use
- Introduction to environmental management systems (ISO 14001)
- Sustainable practices and carbon footprint reduction
- Legal and ethical responsibilities for environmental protection
Activities: Environmental impact case study, sustainability planning exercise
- The role of leadership and communication in safety performance
- Behavioural safety and influencing attitudes
- Training, supervision, and continuous improvement
- Auditing, monitoring, and reviewing HSE performance
- Creating an action plan for ongoing improvement and compliance
Activities: Safety culture assessment, personal action plan presentation
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