Course Details
Approved Course for Health & Safety Representatives - Incident Investigation
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Professional Development
Health and Safety
Bedrock Solutions Ltd
To be confirmed
Two Days
8.30am - 4.30pm (lunch, morning tea and afternoon tea included)
8.30am - 4.30pm (lunch, morning tea and afternoon tea included)
$598.00
includes GST.
includes GST.
This course aims to support Approved Health & Safety Representatives by providing them with skills and knowledge required for the successful management of health and safety through good faith cooperation with employers, fellow employees and their representatives. This training programme is based on the criteria for course approval under Sections 19G and 46a of the Health & Safety Employment Act 1992.
Learning Outcomes:
• Understanding of the totality of health & safety systems and how these integrate with workplace management systems.
• Building on the skills and knowledge acquired during Stage 1 to enable trainees to effectively perform their responsibilities under the HSE Act
• Ensure Health & Safety Representatives are fully conversant with their duties in relation to injury management, communication with colleagues, managers and other external personnel such as unions and H&S inspectors, accident investigations, hazard identification and in general promoting worker interests in health and safety.
• Understand why workplace accidents/ incidents need to be reported, recorded and investigated
• Understand injury causation models (Loss Causation Model, ACC Worksafe Injury Model etc)
• Be able to effectively undertake an investigation
Learning Outcomes:
• Understanding of the totality of health & safety systems and how these integrate with workplace management systems.
• Building on the skills and knowledge acquired during Stage 1 to enable trainees to effectively perform their responsibilities under the HSE Act
• Ensure Health & Safety Representatives are fully conversant with their duties in relation to injury management, communication with colleagues, managers and other external personnel such as unions and H&S inspectors, accident investigations, hazard identification and in general promoting worker interests in health and safety.
• Understand why workplace accidents/ incidents need to be reported, recorded and investigated
• Understand injury causation models (Loss Causation Model, ACC Worksafe Injury Model etc)
• Be able to effectively undertake an investigation