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that attended public courses and/or in-house
training courses presented by SA Labour Guide during previous years
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Health and Safety Representative Course
Full Day Workshop
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03 August 2010: Southern Sun: Century City
(Canal Walk): Cape Town
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18 August 2010: Southern Sun: North Beach:
Durban
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01 September 2010: The Beach Hotel: Port
Elizabeth
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08 September 2010: Southern Sun: OR Tambo
International Airport
Course Content:
Module 1:
1.1 Introduction:
1.1.1 Safety and law in South Africa
1.1.2 Objectives of the Occupational Health and Safety Act
1.1.3 Importance and purpose of conducting Safety Health and Environmental
(SHE) representative activities
1.1.4 Benefits of resolving SHE related issues
Module 2:
2.1 Layout of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations:
2.1.1 Sections of the Occupational Health and Safety Act
2.1.2 Regulations of the Occupational Health and Safety Act
2.1.3 Important terms and definitions of the Occupational Health and Safety
Act
Module 3:
3.1 Legal Structures of the Occupational Health and Safety Act:
3.1.1 Role players in the SHE process
3.1.2 Legal structures of the Occupational Health and Safety Act
3.1.3 Legal appointments and responsibilities of the Occupational Health and
Safety Act
Module 4:
4.1 Duties and responsibilities of employers, employees and other persons
stipulated by the Occupational Health and Safety Act:
4.1.1 Requirements applicable to the employer
4.1.2 Requirements applicable to employees
4.1.3 Requirements applicable to other persons
4.1.4 Requirements applicable to manufacturers, designers, importers,
sellers or suppliers
Module 5:
5.1 Health and Safety Representative and Committees:
5.1.1 Requirements applicable to a Health and Safety Representative
5.1.2 Requirements applicable to a Health and Safety Committee
Module 6:
6.1 Practical SHE:
6.1.1 Copy of the Act
6.1.2 Fines and penalties
6.1.3 Exemptions
6.1.4 Reporting of Incidents and diseases
6.1.5 Investigation of incidents
Module 7:
7.1 Performing SHE activities:
7.1.1 The importance of participating in the activities within the SHE
structures.
7.1.2 Importants of teamwork.
7.1.3 Consultation and communication with other parties within the
organisation
7.1.4 Five step risk assessment
7.1.5 SHE inspections
Who should attend?
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Health and Safety Representatives,
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Union representatives,
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Health and Safety Committee Members,
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Possible co-opted members,
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Persons involved with the day to day activities of Health and Safety
Representative and Committees
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All employees
Purpose of the Course:
This course is aligned
to Unit Standard 116518 ‘’Conduct safety and health representation
activities’’. It will empower learners to be able to perform safety, health and
environmental representation activities and to know health and safety
legislation relevant to the functions, duties and responsibilities of a Health
and Safety Representative at a working place.
The qualifying learner will be capable of:
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Explaining the specified requirements to conduct safety, health and
environmental representation activities at a working place.
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Describing the legislative framework of workplace health and safety
legislation, legislation pertaining to health and safety representatives
and committees, and the effect on the duties of health and safety
representatives of health and safety legislation pertaining to the
employers and employees (including contractors)
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Participating in the actions to address safety, health and environmental
related issues.
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Participating in activities within safety, health and environmental
structures.
Price:
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R 980 (incl. Vat) per delegate
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Price include course material, certificates, legislation
and catering/ refreshments
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Safe and secure parking
For further information contact:
Click here to download
registration forms: Cape Town: 03 August 2010
Click here to download
registration forms: Durban: 18 August 2010
Click
here to download registration forms: Port Elizabeth: 1 September 2010
Click here to download
registration forms: OR Tambo International Airport: 8 September 2010
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