HSE4U

This course provides essential training on the correct selection, use, and maintenance of protective gloves when handling hazardous chemical agents. It ensures compliance with the Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Agents (2021) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993, focusing on glove performance, chemical resistance, and safe practices to prevent exposure. Course Content: Introduction – Overview of glove use in chemical safety and regulatory requirements. Choosing Gloves – How to select gloves based on chemical compatibility and task requirements. Types of Gloves – Understanding different glove materials and their applications. Chemical Breakthrough – Explanation of breakthrough time, permeation, and degradation. Safe Practices – Correct donning and doffing techniques, storage, and disposal. Summative Assessment – Final knowledge check to confirm understanding and compliance. Regulatory Alignment: Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Agents (2021) – Requirements for PPE selection, chemical risk assessment, and worker training.

This course provides comprehensive training on the correct selection, use, and maintenance of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) when working with hazardous chemical agents. It ensures compliance with the Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Agents (2021) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993, focusing on proper fit, cartridge selection, and care to prevent inhalation exposure. Course Content: Introduction to Respirators – Overview of respirator types and their role in chemical safety. Pre-use Essentials – Key checks before using a respirator, including fit and condition. Selecting a Respirator – Choosing the correct respirator based on hazard and task. Wearing a Respirator – Proper donning and doffing techniques for effective protection. Cartridges – Understanding cartridge types, service life, and replacement schedules. Cleaning Your Respirator – Steps for cleaning and disinfecting to maintain hygiene. Storing Your Respirator – Best practices for storage to prevent damage and contamination. Summative Assessment – Final knowledge check to confirm understanding and compliance. Regulatory Alignment: Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Agents (2021) – Requirements for PPE selection, maintenance, and worker training.

This refresher course reinforces essential knowledge on hazardous chemical agents and safe handling practices. It is designed for employees who have previously completed baseline training and need to maintain compliance with the Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Agents (2021) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993. The course revisits key principles using a structured approach that answers the WHAT, WHEN, WHY, WHERE, WHO, and HOW of chemical safety. Course Content: WHAT – What hazardous chemical agents are and their associated risks. WHEN – When exposure risks occur and critical control points. WHY – Why compliance matters and the consequences of uncontrolled exposure. WHERE – Where chemical hazards are commonly found in the workplace. WHO – Roles and responsibilities of workers and supervisors in chemical safety. HOW – Correct handling, PPE use, and emergency response procedures. Closing – Summary and key takeaways to reinforce learning. Regulatory Alignment: Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Agents (2021) – Requirements for chemical risk assessment, control measures, PPE, and worker training.

This comprehensive course provides foundational training on hazardous chemical agents, focusing on identification, evaluation, and control measures. It equips learners with the knowledge to comply with the Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Agents (2021) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993, ensuring safe handling and risk management in the workplace. Course Content: Introduction to Presentation – Overview of chemical hazards and regulatory requirements. Identification – The Basics – Understanding hazardous chemical agents and their properties. Identification – Labels – Interpreting GHS labels and hazard pictograms. Identification – Safety Data Sheets & Chemical Registers – Using SDS and maintaining chemical inventories. Evaluation – OELs & Risk Assessments – Assessing exposure limits and conducting chemical risk assessments. Control – Hierarchy of Controls – Applying engineering, administrative, and PPE controls effectively. End Quiz – Knowledge check to confirm understanding and compliance. Regulatory Alignment: Regulations for Hazardous Chemical Agents (2021) – Requirements for chemical identification, SDS, risk assessment, exposure control, and worker training.

This course addresses psychosocial risk factors in the workplace, such as stress, workload, and organizational challenges, to promote mental well-being and compliance with the Ergonomics Regulations (2019) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993. It equips learners with practical strategies for identifying, managing, and reducing psychosocial hazards. Course Content: What is Psychosocial Stress? – Understanding psychosocial hazards and their impact on health and performance. Causes of Stress – Common workplace stressors and contributing factors. Identifying Stress – Recognizing early signs and symptoms of stress in yourself and others. Managing Stress – Practical coping strategies and organizational interventions. Let’s Recap – Summary of key concepts and best practices. Summative Assessment – Final knowledge check to confirm understanding and compliance. Regulatory Alignment: Ergonomics Regulations (2019) – Requirements for managing organizational and cognitive ergonomic risks, including psychosocial factors.

This refresher course reinforces key principles of office ergonomics for employees who have previously completed baseline training. It focuses on practical application and compliance with the Ergonomics Regulations (2019) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993. Learners will revisit essential concepts using a structured approach that answers the WHAT, WHEN, WHY, WHERE, WHO, and HOW of ergonomics. Course Content: WHAT – What office ergonomics is and why it matters for health and productivity. WHEN & WHERE – When and where ergonomic risks occur in office environments. WHY – The importance of compliance and injury prevention. WHO – Roles and responsibilities of employees and supervisors. HOW – Practical steps for workstation setup, posture, and movement strategies. CLOSING – Summary and key takeaways to reinforce learning. Regulatory Alignment: Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993 – Employer duties for safe systems of work and training. Ergonomics Regulations (2019) – Requirements for risk identification, control measures, and worker training for office environments.

This course provides comprehensive training on office ergonomics to prevent musculoskeletal disorders and improve comfort and productivity. It covers workstation setup, posture, movement strategies, and behavioral safety principles, ensuring compliance with the Ergonomics Regulations (2019) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993. Course Content: Introduction – Overview of office ergonomics and its importance. What is Ergonomics? – Understanding ergonomic principles and risk factors. Why Do Injuries Happen? – Common causes of workstation-related injuries. Move More: Live Longer – Importance of micro-breaks and movement for health. Workstation Setup – Correct positioning of chair, monitor, keyboard, and accessories. Meet The Team – Roles and responsibilities in maintaining ergonomic standards. Monica, Prince, Olivia, David – Practical case studies illustrating ergonomic challenges and solutions. Summative Assessment – Final knowledge check to confirm understanding and compliance. Regulatory Alignment: Ergonomics Regulations (2019) – Requirements for risk identification, control measures, and worker training for office environments.

This course equips learners with the knowledge and practical skills to safely perform manual material handling tasks and prevent musculoskeletal injuries. It integrates behavioral safety principles, ergonomic risk assessment, and planning techniques to ensure compliance with the Ergonomics Regulations (2019) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993. Course Content: Course Introduction – Overview of manual handling risks and compliance obligations. Introduction to Manual Handling – Fundamentals of safe lifting and carrying. Wellness – Importance of physical readiness and fatigue management. FERMI – Understanding the risk assessment tool for manual handling tasks. Manual Handling Injuries – Common injuries and prevention strategies. Behavioral Safety & Responsibilities – Worker and employer roles in safe handling. Key Risk Factors – Posture, force, repetition, and environmental considerations. Planning Manual Handling – Pre-task planning and use of mechanical aids. Hierarchy of Controls – Applying control measures to reduce risk. Safe Lifting Weights – Guidelines for weight limits and team lifting. Quiz – Knowledge check to reinforce learning outcomes. Regulatory Alignment: Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993 – Employer duties for safe systems of work. Ergonomics Regulations (2019) – Identification, assessment, and control of ergonomic risks, including manual material handling.

This refresher course reinforces essential principles of safe manual material handling and updates learners on compliance requirements under the Ergonomics Regulations (2019) and the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993. It is designed for employees who have previously completed the full baseline training and need to maintain competence and awareness. Course Content: WHAT – What manual handling is and why it matters for health and safety. WHERE – Identifying high-risk environments and tasks. WHEN – Situations that require extra caution and planning. WHY – The importance of compliance and injury prevention. WHO – Roles and responsibilities of workers and supervisors. HOW – Correct techniques, planning steps, and use of mechanical aids. END – Summary and knowledge check to confirm understanding. Regulatory Alignment: Ergonomics Regulations (2019) – Requirements for risk identification, control measures, and worker training for manual handling tasks.

This refresher course reinforces essential knowledge on hazardous noise exposure and hearing conservation. It is designed for employees who have previously completed baseline training and need to maintain compliance with the Noise Exposure Regulations (2024) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993. The course revisits key principles using a structured approach that answers the WHAT, WHEN, WHY, WHERE, WHO, and HOW of noise safety. Course Content: WHAT – What hazardous noise is and its impact on hearing health. WHEN & WHERE – When and where noise risks occur in the workplace. WHY – Why compliance matters and the consequences of uncontrolled exposure. WHO – Roles and responsibilities of workers and supervisors in noise control. HOW – Correct use of hearing protection devices and practical noise control measures. Closing – Summary and key takeaways to reinforce learning. Regulatory Alignment: Noise Exposure Regulations (2024) – Requirements for noise risk assessment, control measures, hearing protection, and audiometric testing.

This comprehensive course provides foundational training on hazardous noise exposure and hearing conservation. It equips learners with the knowledge to identify, evaluate, and control noise risks in the workplace, ensuring compliance with the Noise Exposure Regulations (2024) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993. The course emphasizes practical strategies, health impacts, and the integration of noise control into workplace safety culture. Course Content: Introduction to Presentation – Overview of noise hazards and regulatory requirements. ARE YOU LISTENING? – Understanding the importance of hearing conservation. The World of Noise – Sources of workplace noise and exposure pathways. Evaluation of Noise – How to assess noise levels and interpret results. Health & Safety Culture – Embedding noise control into organizational practices. The Art of Control – Applying engineering, administrative, and PPE controls effectively. Hearing Damage – Health consequences of prolonged exposure and early warning signs. Summative Assessment – Final knowledge check to confirm understanding and compliance. Regulatory Alignment: Noise Exposure Regulations (2024) – Requirements for noise risk assessment, control measures, hearing protection, and audiometric testing.