Syllabus of CSP-OSH
Unit 1: Fundamentals of Safety Management (A/401/1001)
Definition of Safety Management
Aspects of a Health & Safety Management System
Health and Safety Standards as per OHSAS 18001
Duties and Responsibilities
Contractors
Training
Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
Unit 2: Essentials of Occupational Psychology (A/401/1002)
Human Factors and Safety
Behavioural changes
Personnel Resilience development
Unit 4: Permit to Work & Lock Out Tag Out (A/401/1004)
Permit to Work – Types and their explanations
Permit to Work – Units
Lock Out Tag Out
Unit 5: Accident & Incident Investigation (A/401/1005)
Definition of Accident/Incident
Detailed Accident Investigation techniques
Learning Outcomes from Accident/Incident Investigations
Unit 6: Principles of Health & Safety at Work – Part 1 (A/401/1006)
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Health & Safety at Work Law
How to Manage Health & Safety at Work
The Workplace
Slips & Trips
Fire Safety
Working at Heights
Building Work
Unit 7: Principles of Health & Safety at Work – Part 2 (A/401/1007)
Equipment Safety
Maintenance Plant and Equipment
Gas & Oil-Fired Equipment
Pressurised Plant & Equipment
Workplace Transport
Lifting & Handling techniques
Unit 8: Health & Safety Principles at Work – Part 3 (A/401/1008)
Vibration
Electricity
Radiation
Harmful materials
Flammable & Explosive materials
Unit 9: Principles of Health & Safety at Work – Part 4 (A/401/1009)
Health management
Practices for Safe Working
Selection and Training
Contractors & Agency Workers
Specialised Workforce
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Accidents and Emergencies
Confined Spaces
Health and Safety Audits
Learning Outcomes of Certified Safety Practitioner in Occupational Safety & Health
Completing the course enables the learners to:
Comprehend the importance of historical, moral, economic, and legal aspects in deriving a structured health and safety system.
Realise the regulation standards that govern occupational health and safety.
Identify the duties and responsibilities of professionals related to workplace safety.
Determine the potential workplace hazards and evaluate risks.
Effectively investigate accidents and incidents.
Design and execute appropriate health and safety programs.
Familiarity with the role played by human resources in achieving compliance.
Who can take CSP-OSH?
OSH refers to occupational safety and health and it emphasizes risk management, compliance, and emergency response planning in workplaces. This course is suitable for all professionals belonging to varied sectors such as:
Executing and auditing health and safety programs
Establishing emergency response strategies
Addressing environmental safety risks
OSH refers to occupational safety and health and it emphasizes risk management, compliance, and emergency response planning in workplaces. This course is suitable for all professionals belonging to varied sectors such as:
Engineering
Oil & gas
Medicine
Finance
Administration
Why Choose
