Free
IRCA| CQI Lead Auditing Courses
We are providing 5 days full day batches, 9 days …
Free
Lifting & Rigging
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. …
What you'll learn
By the end of the training a participant would be familiar with:
Definitions
Hazard Recognition
Crane Types and Classifications
Employer Responsibilities
Crane Components and Setup
Load Movement and Hoisting
Working around overhead power cables
Emergency Response
Types, Selection, and Use of Rigging Material
Rigging Material Inspection
Wire Rope, Connectors, and Slings
Chain and Synthetic Slings
Free
Lifting Equipment Inspection Training
IQ-OHS have developed an introductory rigger training course that provides …
Free
Maharashtra State Board Of Technical Education (MSBTE) – Advanced diploma in industrial safety(ADIS)
The Advanced Diploma In Industrial Safety (ADIS) is recognized by …
Free
Mock Drill
Sensitization of employees is highly essential considering the fact of …
What you'll learn
Purpose of conducting mock drill
Mock drill design as per the principles
Objectives of mock drill
Common safety problems at workplace
Ways to conduct mock drill
Systematic way of conducting mock exercises
Role of management, emergency manager, authorized response person, and workers for conducting mock drill
Escape plan in case of emergency
Guidelines to be followed before, during, and after mock drill
Evaluation of mock drill
Implementation of emergency plan
Free
Occupational health & safety management systems (OH&SMS)
OH&SMS auditor training courses provide OH&S professionals with the knowledge …
What you'll learn
How to plan an OH&SMS audit
How to audit a certain area of a business operation
How to report an OH&SMS audit
Free
OSHA 30 HOURS General Industry & Construction Industry
OSHA 10/30 Hours Training is the principal method used to …
Free
Permit to Work
Instructions or procedures are adequate for most work activities, but …
What you'll learn
Clear definition of who may authorize particular jobs (and any limits to their authority) and who is responsible for specifying essential precautions.
Provision for ensuring that contractors, who are engaged to carry out work, are covered by the system.
Training and instruction for issuing Permits.
Monitoring and auditing to ensure that the system works as intended.
Human factors.
Management of Work Permit systems.
Objectives of the Work Permit system.
Types of Work Permits required.
Contents of Work Permits.
