Occupational Safety and Health
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Course Description
This course aims to equip the students with the Occupational Safety and Health(OSH) working knowledge and practice in work environment, particularly in construction, so that they can formulate and recommend sound measures to deal with OSH related issues.
Upon completion of the course, students should be able to
1. apply management skills to enhance occupational safety and health in the workplace, and to prevent accidents and safety hazards;
2.measure health and safety performance in the workplace;
3. explain basic principles of hazard, control and management of risk and accident avoidance;and
4. assess hazards and risks relating to occupational safety and health.
Each student who has attended 70% or above of the classes will be issued with a Certificate of Attendance.
Subject to the approval of the relevant authority / authorities, e.g. the Labour Department, students may complete the course to fulfill the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme requirements in occupational safety and health.
For those who want to apply for Continuing Education Fund, they must fulfill the assessment requirements, including assignments and a written examination. After fulfilling the assessment requirements, the student will be issued with a Module Certificate.
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Days / Time
- Tuesday 6:45pm - 9:45pm
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Duration
- 14 weeks; 42 hours
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Medium of Instruction
- English, supplemented with Cantonese
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Syllabus
1. Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Management
- Principles of OSH
- OSHpolicies, guidelines and plans
- OSHmanagement systems
2. Occupational Diseases in Hong Kong
- Classification of occupational diseases
- Mechanisms and effects of occupational diseases
3. OSH Management in Hong Kong
- Development of OSH management systems
- Safety management modeling
4. Measuring and Monitoring Health and Safety
- Measuring and monitoring techniques
- Workplace inspection
- Safety audits
5. Accident Theory and Investigation
- Accident causation modeling
- Loss control management
- Human errors in accident causation
- Accident reporting, recording and investigation systems
- Major accident analysis e.g. causes & costs of accidents
- Accident investigation techniques e.g. Fault Tree Analysis, Management Oversight and Risk Tree
- Accident report writing
- Accident statistics
- Learning from disasters
6. Risk Management
- Concept of hazard and risk
- Risk analysis - identification and assessment
- Prevention and control strategy formulation
- Managing risks
7. Case study
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Application Deadline
15 Aug 11 -
Enrolment Method
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Payment Method
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