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A South African leader setting global standards in occupational risk management
CONTENTS GENERAL & INTRODUCTORY COURSES
MINING INDUSTRY COURSES
1. 2. 3. 4.
42. ASHEPP for Mining (US259639) .......................................................... 20 43. Hazard & Risk Assessment for Mining (HIRA)
Applying SHE Principles & Procedures (ASHEPP) (US259604) ........... 5 Basic SHE Inspections ........................................................................... 5 Environmental Awareness ..................................................................... 5 Introduction to Occupational SHE ....................................................... 6 Health & Safety ........................................................................... 6 SHE Induction (US259639) ..................................................................... 6 COIDAct ................................................................................................. 6 Introduction to Occupational Health & Safety Act (OHSAct) ............ 7 Preliminary Incident Investigation (US259617) .................................... 7 Safety for Supervisors Training Course (SSTC).................................... 7 Safety for Supervisors Training Course with Practical (SSTC) ............ 8 SHE Representative ............................................................................... 8 SHE Representative Functions (US259619 & US259622) .................... 9
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(US244383) ............................................................................................ 20 44. Introduction to SAMTRAC® for Mining .............................................. 21 45. New Introduction to SAMTRAC ® for Mining ..................................... 21 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51 52. 53. 54.
Mine Health & Safety Act (MHSAct) (No. 29 of 1996) ....................... 21 SAMTRAC® for Mining (US244283)..................................................... 22 SAMTRAC® for Mining: Bridging Course (US244283)....................... 22 SAMTRAC® for Mining (Namibia) ....................................................... 23 SHE Representative for Mining (US259622) ....................................... 23 SHE Representative for Mining with Practical (US259622) ............... 24 NOSA Incident Investigation Level 3 at Mines (US120335) .............. 24 Spider & Scorpion Risk Awareness..................................................... 25 Reptile Risk Management ................................................................... 25
SPECIALISED COURSES 14. 15. 16. 17.
NOSA Auditor (US12674) ...................................................................... 9 Hazard identification & risk assessment (HIRA) (US244287)................ 9 NOSA Incident Investigation Level 3 (US120335) ............................. 10 Introduction to SAMTRAC ® (US244287)............................................10
18. New Introduction to SAMTRAC® (US259604 & US244287) (Combined ASHEPP & Introduction to SAMTRAC®) ........................ 10 ITIS: Train-the-Trainer (US117870) ...................................................... 10 Miracles Course ................................................................................... 11 NOSA Integrated Five Star System Navigator .................................. 11 Procedures & Observations (US120337) ............................................ 11 SAMTRAC® (US244283) ....................................................................... 12 SAMTRAC® for General Industry (US244283) .................................... 12 SAMTRAC® Bridging (US244283) ....................................................... 13 Strategic Risk Planning (US12885) ...................................................... 13
19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.
INTERNATIONAL COURSES 27. 28. 29. 30.
NEBOSH International Construction (ICC) ..................... 13 NEBOSH International General (IGC) ............................. 14 NEBOSH National Environmental (NEC) ........................ 14 SAMTRAC® International E-Learning (US244283).............................. 14
FIRE FIGHTING & FIRST AID COURSES 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36.
Basic Fire Awareness ........................................................................... 15 Fire Fighting – Level 1 (US252250) ..................................................... 15 First-Aid – Level 1 (US119567) ............................................................. 16 First-Aid – Level 2 (US120496) ............................................................. 16 First-Aid – Level 3 (US376480) ............................................................. 17 Combined First Aid Level 1 and Fist Aid Level 2................................17
OHSAS & ISO CERTIFICATION TRAINING 55. HACCP Introduction & Overview ....................................................... 25 56. ISO 22000 Introduction & Overview ................................................... 25 57. ISO 9001:2008 QMS Introduction........................................................ 26 58. ISO 9001:2008 QMS Implementation ................................................ 26 59. ISO 9001:2008 QMS Internal Auditor ................................................. 26 60. ISO 14001 EMS Introduction............................................................... 27 61. ISO 14001 EMS Implementation ........................................................ 27 62. ISO 14001 EMS Internal Auditor ......................................................... 27 63. OHSAS 18001 Introduction ................................................................. 28 64. OHSAS 18001 Implementation ........................................................... 28 65. OHSAS 18001 Internal Auditor ........................................................... 28 66. Combined OHSAS 18001 & ISO 14001 EMS Introduction............... 28 67. Combined OHSAS 18001 & ISO 14001 EMS Implementation......... 29 68. Combined OHSAS 18001 & ISO 14001 EMS Internal Auditor ......... 29 WORKING@HEIGHTS 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74.
Working at Heights: Basic ................................................................... 30 Working at Heights: Post Fall Arrest Rescue ..................................... 30 Working at Heights: Post Fall Arrest Self Rescue.............................. 30 Working at Heights: FAS User ............................................................ 31 Working at Heights: FAS Rescue........................................................ 31 Working at Heights: Fall Protection Plan Development (US229994) ............................................................................................ 32 Working at Heights: Fall Arrest & Rescue (US229995) ...................... 32 Working at Heights: Basic Fall Arrest (US229998) ............................. 33 Working at Heights: Advanced Fall Arrest Rescue (US229999) ....... 33 Confined Space Workshop ................................................................. 34 Confined Space Entry (US15034) ........................................................ 34 Confined Space Rescue (US260139)................................................... 35 Fall Protection Plan Development & HIRA ........................................ 35
37. Advanced OHSAct (No. 85 of 1993) ................................................... 17 38. From A–Z: OHSAct (No. 85 of 1993) .................................................. 18
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EXECUTIVE LEVEL COURSES
NOSA WORKSHOPS
ADVANCED SHE LEGISLATION COURSES
39. Climate Change Management ........................................................... 18 40. Corporate Governance: An Insight into Strategic Risk Management ...................................... 19 41. Safety for Senior Executives................................................................ 19 NOSA is accredited/registered with the following organisations:
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GENERAL INFORMATION Located across the globe, our experienced full-time facilitators ensure effective transfer of skills in the workplace.
RE-WRITES
Training programmes are based on modern occupational risk management principles that equip employees with the knowledge and skills to reduce workplace incidents, create a healthier workplace and identify and manage environmental impacts.
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Only one re-write per course SAMTRAC allows for two re-writes Should a learner fail SAMTRAC three consecutive times, NOSA recommends that the learner gain more experience, where after the learner will be allowed to re-register SAMTRAC
NOSA training programmes can be adapted to suit your needs, at your own pace, in your own working environment. Trainers employed by companies implementing the NOSA Integrated Five Star System are licensed to present selected courses onsite, at your convenience.
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If the client passed both the HIRA & SYSTEM TOOLS during the
NOSA is exclusively accredited to provide SAMTRAC, the world’s leading course in occupational risk management in the workplace. SAMTRAC is accredited by both the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM) and the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH). As such, students who successfully complete SAMTRAC and who have a suitable level of practical experience will be eligible to apply for technician membership of IOSH (TechIOSH). NOSA is also fully accredited with HWSETA to present SAQA-approved skills programmes. Furthermore, NOSA is an ISO 9001 registered and accredited provider of health and safety training.
3-day course, he/she will receive an INTRODUCTION TO SAMTRAC • • • • • • •
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NOSA Training Programmes provide the necessary knowledge and skills to identify and manage health, safety and environmental (SHE) risks and quality within the workplace Communication and mathematical literacy at NQF Level 2 is a prerequisite for all NOSA Training Courses NOSA is fully accredited with the Health & Welfare SETA in terms of decision No. HW592PA0600183
If the learner only passed HIRA, he/she will receive a HIRA with the relevant Unit Standards If the learner only passed the SYSTEM TOOLS, he/she will receive the SYSTEM TOOLS Thus, learners may not request to receive all three for attending INTRODUCTION TO SAMTRAC Students may not rewrite two exams on one day No cell phones allowed during examination All re-writes should be booked within 90 days from results sms, even if the next re-write date falls outside of the 90 days Late applications should be accompanied with an explanatory letter signed by the learner’s manager/superior and approved by the NOSA Regional Manager All re-writes are constructed as follows: 08h00 – 12h00 = Coaching Time 12h00 – 13h00 = Lunch Time 13h00 – 16h00 = Exam Time
For more information and course bookings, please contact your nearest NOSA branch: email:
[email protected] l website: www.nosa.co.za
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NOSA CAREER PATH SAMTRAC® (US244283) Training personnel SHE professionals Risk managers Line and production management Foremen and supervisors Engineering personnel NEBOSH International Construction Certificate (ICC) SHE professionals Risk managers and engineering personnel in the construction industry Corporate Governance: An Insight into Strategic Risk Management Risk managers Senior and executive management
Safety for Senior Executives Executive management NOSA Auditor (US12674) SHE professionals and risk managers
Introduction to Occupational Health & Safety Act Management SHE professionals Supervisors From A–Z: OHSAct (No. 85 of 1993) SHE professionals and risk managers Engineering personnel
Procedures & Observations (US120337) SHE representatives and union representatives Foremen and supervisors Applying SHE Principles & Procedures (ASHEPP) (US259604) Artisans and apprentices Training personnel SHE professionals and risk managers Line and production management Foremen and supervisors Engineering personnel SHE Induction (US259639) General employees
Environmental Awareness General employees
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NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC) SHE professionals Risk managers Engineering personnel
NEBOSH National Environmental Certificate (NEC) Persons responsible for managing environmental issues
Climate Change Management Environmental managers Risk managers SHE management SHE representatives Strategic Risk Planning (US12885) Executive management NOSA Incident Investigation Level 3 (US120335) SHE professionals and risk managers Line and production management Foremen and supervisors ITIS: Train-the-Trainer (US117870) Training personnel
Miracles Course SHE representatives SHE professionals Risk managers General employees Union representatives Preliminary Incident Investigation (US259617) SHE representatives and union representatives
SHE Representative Functions (US259619 & US259622) SHE representatives and union representatives
Introduction to Occupational SHE General employees Contractors Artisans and apprentices Training personnel SHE professionals and risk managers
NOSA COURSES
1. APPLYING SHE PRINCIPLES & PROCEDURES (ASHEPP) (US259604) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days Yes 4 259604 2 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NFQ Level 1
On completion of the course the learner will be able to explain and apply safety, health and environmental requirements in the workplace. COURSE OUTLINE -
Explain and apply SHE requirements in the workplace Exercise SHE responsibilities in a workplace SHE System Planning Implementing a SHE System Incident prevention Education and training Procedural controls Meaning of colours Premises and housekeeping Health, environmental and safety control Occupational health Contraband PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) Environmental awareness Mechanical and electrical safeguarding
3. ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
1 Day Yes N/A N/A 2 None
On completion of the course the learner will be able to create awareness of fundamental issues concerning the workplace, the community, the individual and the environment. COURSE OUTLINE -
The environment Water, air, soil and people The company and environment
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Our community and the environment Results of a better environment
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All employees
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Supervisory personnel / Artisans
2. BASIC SHE INSPECTIONS DURATION:
2 Days
LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
Yes N/A N/A 2 None
On completion of this course the successful learner will be able to conduct an effective SHE Inspection. COURSE OUTLINE -
Introduction to SHE Inspections Planning and preparing for the workplace inspection Conducting an inspection Initiating remedial action Reporting on the workplace inspection
TARGET GROUPS -
Safety Representatives
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4. INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAL SHE
6. SHE INDUCTION (US259639)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days Yes N/A N/A 2 None
2 Days Yes 4 259639 2 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 1
On completion of the course the learner will be able to control basic SHE hazards and risks at the point of action and in the execution of day-to-day operational tasks associated with designated job-related duties.
On completion of the course the learner will be able to explain the requirements pertaining to employer and employee duties with regard to health and safety in the workplace.
COURSE OUTLINE
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Explain the scope and objectives of SHE legislation Identify basic SHE hazards in the workplace Carry out a preliminary risk assessment of the allocate job and work area Take immediate, appropriate action to rectify the problem according to own scope and authority Notify the correct person in the correct way to ensure further action is taken
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Duties of employer and employees Compliance to Health and Safety Rules Emergency procedures Housekeeping Use of PPE
TARGET GROUPS -
All employees requiring SHE induction
TARGET GROUPS
7. COIDAct
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DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
Employees new to the industry, or who have no formal SHE training. Employees who are small-group team leaders, shop stewards, or those who are newly-elected SHE representatives and who have not had previous exposure to SHE legislation and the fundamentals of organisational system management.
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On completion of this course the learner will have an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the basic legal requirements in terms of injuries and diseases.
5. OFFICE HEALTH & SAFETY DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
1 Day Yes N/A N/A 2 None
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On completion of this course the successful learner will be able to understand his/her legal duties and responsibilities in terms of the OHS Act 85 of 1993. COURSE OUTLINE -
Legal Duties and Responsibilities General Health and Safety guidelines in the
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1 Day No N/A N/A 4 None
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An in-depth look at the basic legal requirements in terms of injuries and diseases The relationship between the COID Act and other legislation on occupational health and safety
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HR staff Occupational health staff
8. INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY ACT (OHSAct) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
1 Day No N/A N/A 4 None
This course provides the learner with a basic knowledge of the responsibilities pertaining to the Occupational Health and Safety Act. COURSE OUTLINE -
Legal liability Overview of the SHE legislation in S.A. Duties of employer and employees SHE representatives and SHE committees Penalties Inspectors
10. SAFETY FOR SUPERVISORS TRAINING COURSE (SSTC) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
On completion of this course the successful learner will understand: - The common causes of incidents and the basic prevention techniques, the theories underlying the NOSA System and the main components of the NOSA system - The legal requirements concerning the basic duties and responsibilities of employers - And employee and she importance of education and training and areas where it is required workplace hazards COURSE OUTLINE -
TARGET GROUPS -
Management and supervisory personnel
9. PRELIMINARY INCIDENT INVESTIGATION (US259617) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days Yes 3 259617 2 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 1
On completion of the course the learner will be able to explain the requirements pertaining to conducting a preliminary investigation, gather information for the preliminary investigation as well as perform post-investigation activities.
2 Days without practical Yes N/A N/A 2 None
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SHE System planning and organizational management and the role of the supervisor The basic features of a management system, procedural controls and incident recording and investigation Education and training Premises and housekeeping Hazardous chemical substances Occupational health and personal protection Environmental awareness Mechanical safeguarding Management of emergencies
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Supervisors
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preliminary investigation into workplace incidents Gather information for the preliminary investigation Identify incident causes
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SHE representatives Members of investigation teams
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NOSA COURSES 11. SAFETY FOR SUPERVISORS TRAINING COURSE WITH PRACTICAL (SSTC) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
3 Days with practical Yes N/A N/A 2 None
On completion of this course the successful learner will understand: - The common causes of incidents and the basic prevention techniques, the theories underlying the NOSA System and the main components of the NOSA system - The legal requirements concerning the basic duties and responsibilities of employers - And employee and she importance of education and training and areas where it is required workplace hazard COURSE OUTLINE -
SHE System planning and organisational management and the role of the supervisor SHE representatives. The basic features of a management system Members of investigation teams procedural controls and incident recording and investigation Education and training Premises and housekeeping Hazardous chemical substances Occupational health and personal protection Environmental awareness Mechanical safeguarding Management of emergencies
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12. SHE REPRESENTATIVE DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
1 Day Yes N/A N/A 2 None
This course focuses on the responsibilities, roles and functions of SHE representatives. COURSE OUTLINE Successful learners will be able to: - Explain basic legal requirements pertaining to the SHE representatives, SHE committees, inspectors, employer and employees - Participate effectively in SHE inspections and committee procedures - Promote SHE procedures in the workplace Identify hazards TARGET GROUPS -
SHE union, employee reps, practitioners and committee members Management, supervisors, employees involved with SHE representatives or their functions
13. SHE REPRESENTATIVE FUNCTIONS (US259619 & US259622) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
3 Days Yes 7 259619 & 259622 2 Communication & Mathematical Literacy at NQF level 1
On completion of the course the learner will be able to identify, evaluate and record safety, health and environmental hazards in their designated work areas and be able to evaluate the risks attached to operational tasks and processes. COURSE OUTLINE -
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of structured workplace and Explain the objectives and operational process inspections Determine the NOSA elements that need to be included in regular SHE and supervisory inspections, checks and/or planned maintenance schedules Prepare for and carry out practical workplace inspections and equipment checks as well as identify deviations and record Present summary reports on inspection for action by SHE committee meeting Comply with legislative requirements and Codes of Practice Reduce both occupational incident frequency and severity rates. Prepaaresummary report on together with recommendations for submission to SHE committee or other appropriate management representative
14. NOSA AUDITOR (US12674) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
This course will take the learners through a detailed proven procedure for effective internal audits. Whilst the course is directed towards the NOSA SHE Management System, the principles can be applied to audit any SHE System/process. COURSE OUTLINE -
Auditing and the NOSA System Measuring effectiveness The Audit Process 10 step audit methodology
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Members of internal audit teams
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SHE representatives, practitioners and committee members Supervisors/departmental managers and quality practitioners
15. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA) (US244287) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
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Employees and supervisors responsible for the implementation and maintenance of SHE standards and management control procedures in daily operational processes and procedures. SHE representatives, SHE committee members, shop stewards and staff involved in or responsible for the evaluation of inspection reports. SHE practitioners at all levels.
5 Days No 12 12674 25 SAMTRAC® or Navigator’s
2 Days Yes 7 244287 5 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 4
This practical course will provide the learners with the necessary tools and risk and skills, to enable them to carry out hazard assessments in their workplace. The aim of the course is to enable those who attend to make responsible and informed contributions to the health and safety effort in their workplace. COURSE OUTLINE -
Explain the hazard
and risk assessment process Explain the different types of hazard and risk assessments in the Select the appropriate hazard and risk assessment
method for different circumstances Describe and apply the techniques used in hazard and risk assessment in the workplace Conduct a Risk Assessment using the HIRA methodology Identify applicable control measures
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Management and supervisors SHE practitioners and SHE representatives Any person who is expected to carry out formal hazard and risk assessments
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NOSA COURSES 16. NOSA INCIDENT INVESTIGATION LEVEL 3 (US120335) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
3 Days Yes 5 120335 3 None
Detailed but simple approach to incident investigation procedures and techniques. COURSE OUTLINE -
Describe the basic causes of incidents in the workplace Report incidents Prepare an investigation kit Identify the members of an investigation team Follow a systematic investigation process Identify the root cause of an incident Make recommendations to prevent reoccurrence of an incident
® 18. NEW INTRODUCTION TO SAMTRAC (US259604 & US244287) (COMBINED ASHEPP & INTRODUCTION TO SAMTRAC ®)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
On completion of this course the learner will have the ability to apply the techniques for hazard and risk assessment as well as understand SHE management system requirements and procedures. COURSE OUTLINE -
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Department managers, supervisors and investigators Team members, SHE reps, committee members and SHE practitioners
17. INTRODUCTION TO SAMTRAC (US244287) ®
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
3 Days No N/A 244287 N/A None
On completion of this course the learner will have the ability to apply the techniques for hazard and risk assessment as well as understand SHE management system requirements and procedures. COURSE OUTLINE -
Discuss and apply the techniques for hazard and risk assessment in the workplace Identify and understand SHE management system procedures. Develop SHE management system procedures and work instructions Identify SHE management system monitoring and measurement requirements Develop SHE objectives, targets and management programs
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5 Days No N/A 259604 & 244287 N/A None
Discuss and apply the techniques for hazard and risk assessment in the workplace Identify and understand SHE management system procedures. Develop SHE management system procedures and work instructions Identify SHE management system monitoring and measurement requirements Develop SHE objectives, targets and management programs
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SHE practitioners Risk managers
19. ITIS: TRAIN-THE-TRAINER (US117870) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
5 Yes 10 117870 4 SAMTRAC® (US244283) (Licensees only)
The course deals with training and facilitation techniques with the focus on outcomes-based learning principles. Learners are guided to facilitate adult learning. This course is a prerequisite for licensee registration to present selected NOSA courses. COURSE OUTLINE -
An introduction to facilitation The facilitation process Facilitating: a learning event Assessment and evaluation
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SHE practitioners Training personnel Supervisors and/or others who present formal or informal training
20. MIRACLES COURSE
21. NOSA INTEGRATED FIVE STAR SYSTEM NAVIGATOR
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
5 Days No N/A N/A N/A None
2 Days No N/A N/A 3 None
On completion of this course the learner will have a broad understanding of the mechanics and technicalities of conducting risk assessments as well as the ability to navigate through the Miracles integrated risk management software package.
This course will provide learners with an overview of the NOSA Integrated Five Star System and guidelines that will enhance effective implementation and maintenance of system standards.
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THEORY: 2.5 days - General principles and the theory of risk assessment
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COURSE OUTLINE Overview of the requirements of the NOSA Integrated Five Star System Overview of the requirements of the CMB001
TARGET GROUPS - The mechanics and technicalities of risk assessment - The 4-dimensional risk assessment model - The risk assessment process TARGET GROUPS SOFTWARE PRACTICAL: 2.5 days - Risk assessment - Incident control - Personal Compliance Planner - Equipment inspection register - Industry standard compliance - Integrated audit wizard - Company Performance Analysis - Behaviour Based Safety - Lessons Learned - Reporting tool - System setup & Administration TARGET GROUPS -
Engineering personnel Risk management staff (The course is pitched at NQF Level 5) 3 CPD points (ECSA)
SHE practitioners
22. PROCEDURES & OBSERVATIONS (US120337) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days Yes 2 120337 3 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NFQ Level 2
On completion of the course the learner will be able to prepare and follow-up procedures. COURSE OUTLINE -
Purpose of planned task observations Identify tasks and task analysis Writing an SOP/WSWP Types of task observation Conducting task observation
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Supervisory personnel Personnel responsible for conducting planned task observations
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NOSA COURSES 23. SAMTRAC® (US244283)
24. SAMTRAC® FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY (NAMIBIA)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL:
10 Days No 10 244283 5 Introduction to SAMTRAC®
10 Days No 244283 5 Intro to SAMTRAC® and either ASHEPP or IOSHE
The purpose of this course is to equip the learner with the ability to plan, implement and maintain a SHE management system.
The purpose of this course is to equip the learner with the ability to plan, implement and maintain a SHE management system.
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Describe risk management as a process and discuss different risk control measures Evaluate different incident prevention theories Motivate the use of SHE management system to prevent incidents in the workplace Advise on different legislative requirements with regard to safety, health and the environment Evaluate the management of different technical aspects as part of the SHE management system Assist management with the implementation and maintenance of an effective occupational health, safety and environmental programme Identify relevant environmental Acts, regulations and guidelines Describe the impact of industrial operations on the environment Write risk-based standards for SHE management system Advise on implementation and measurement of standards Advise on co-ordinating the SHE management system to achieve continual improvement Describe how the effectiveness of the system can be evaluated
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Describe risk management as a process and discuss different risk control measures Evaluate different incident prevention theories Motivate the use of SHE management system to prevent incidents in the workplace Advise on different legislative requirements with regard to safety, health and the environment Evaluate the management of different technical aspects as part of the SHE management system Assist management with the implementation and maintenance of an effective occupational health, safety and environmental programmes Identify relevant environmental Acts, regulations and guidelines Describe the impact of industrial operations on the environment Write risk-based standards for SHE management system Advise on implementation and measurement of standards Advise on co-coordinating the SHE management system to achieve continual improvement Describe how the effectiveness of the system can be evaluated
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SHE practitioners Occupational health practitioners and hygienists Department of Labour inspectors Risk/insurance assessors Line managers and supervisors SHE representatives, committee members and chairpersons Staff involved with day-to-day management of a SHE programmes
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SHE practitioners Occupational health practitioners and hygienists Department of Labour inspectors Risk/insurance assessors Line managers and supervisors SHE representatives, committee members and chairpersons Staff involved with day-to-day management of a SHE programmes
25. SAMTRAC® BRIDGING (US244283)
26. STRATEGIC RISK PLANNING (US12885)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
10 Days No 10 244283 5 SAMTRAC® done prior to February 2012
The purpose of this course is to equip the learner with the ability to plan, implement and maintain a SHE management system.
5 Days No 10 12885 6 Implement auditing procedures" NQF Level 5
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On completion of this course the learner will be able to apply the principles of corporate governance to enhance sustainable competitive advantage through strategic risk planning
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Describe risk management as a process and discuss different risk control measures Evaluate different incident prevention theories Motivate the use of SHE management system to prevent incidents in the workplace Advise on different legislative requirements with regard to safety, health and the environment Evaluate the management of different technical aspects as part of the SHE management system Assist management with the implementation and maintenance of an effective occupational health, safety and environmental programme Identify relevant environmental Acts, regulations and guidelines Describe the impact of industrial operations on the environment Write risk-based standards for SHE management system Advise on implementation and measurement of standards Advise on co-ordinating the SHE management system to achieve continual improvement Describe how the effectiveness of the system can be evaluated
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SHE practitioners Occupational health practitioners and hygienists Department of Labour inspectors Risk/insurance assessors Line managers and supervisors SHE representatives, committee members and chairpersons Staff involved with day-to-day management of a SHE programmes
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Corporate Governance principles Risk management Global development in Government Causes of governance failures Evaluation of Corporate Governance Checks and balances Sustainability The human side of Corporate Governance Corporate Governance in S.A.
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Executive management Risk managers
27. NEBOSH INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE (ICC) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
15 + 1 Days No N/A N/A N/A None
The NEBOSH International Construction
course provides employees in the construction industry with the essential knowledge required to enable them to take an active role in the management of health and safety in their workplace and the best way to integrate risk management into daily operations and monitor it effectively. It covers key construction issues in more technical detail. COURSE OUTLINE
comprises 3 units: The NEBOSH Construction - NGC1: Management of Health and Safety - NCC1: Managing and Controlling Hazards in Construction Activities - NCC2: Construction Health and Safety Practical TARGET GROUPS The is designed for people who have an involvement in construction work and need to provide advice on health, safety and welfare in construction work
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NOSA COURSES 28. NEBOSH INTERNATIONAL GENERAL CERTIFICATE (IGC)
30. SAMTRAC® INTERNATIONAL E-LEARNING (US244283)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
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10 + 1 Days No N/A N/A N/A None
9 months No 10 244283 5 None
The purpose of this course is to equip the learner with the ability to plan, implement and maintain a SHE management system. international health and safety standards and priorities, (ILO/18001) and best practice controlling hazards. It offers an excellent basic grounding in the essentials of health and safety.
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The IGC consists of three components, namely: - Unit IGC 1: Management of international health and safety - Unit IGC 2: Control of international workplace hazards - Unit IGC 3: International health and safety – practical application
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29. NEBOSH NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATE (NEC) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
5 + 1 Days N/A N/A N/A N/A
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supervisors and employees who are responsible for managing environmental issues as part of their work, and focuses on assessing environmental management systems. COURSE OUTLINE -
NEC1: Management and control of environmental hazards NEC2: Environmental practical application
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Describe risk management as a process and discuss different risk control measures Evaluate different incident prevention theories Motivate the use of SHE management system to prevent incidents in the workplace Advise on different legislative requirements with regard to safety, health and the environment Evaluate the management of different technical aspects as part of the SHE management system Assist management with the implementation and maintenance of an effective occupational health, safety and environmental program Identify relevant environmental Acts, regulations and guidelines Describe the impact of industrial operations on the environment Write risk-based standards for SHE management system Advise on implementation and measurement of standards Advise on co-ordinating the SHE management system to achieve continual improvement Describe how the effectiveness of the system can be evaluated
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SHE practitioners Occupational health practitioners and hygienists Risk/insurance assessors Line managers and supervisors SHE representatives, committee members and chairpersons Staff involved with day-to-day management of a SHE programmes
31. BASIC FIRE AWARENESS
32. FIRE FIGHTING – Level 1 (US252250)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
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1 Day NFPA, SETA & DoL CI575 N/A N/A 1 None
2 Days Yes DOL: CI 14/03/12/1 5 252250 1 None
prevention and safety steps in his/her workplace. Apply basic A modular course for all employees to improve levels of safety, awareness within the workplace. The course is based on the International Fire Prevention Association standards.
in workplaces which utilise Act as an appointed workplace portable hand held extinguishers as their primary means of fire protection so as to comply with the OSH Act. The course is based on the International Fire Prevention Association standards.
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1. Types of Fire
Explanation and Understanding of the Fire Triangle Identifying Fire Starters Steps to take if a fire does break out extinguishers Introduction to portable Identifying hazards Evacuation steps and workplace prevention
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This course can be used as a employees.
induction programme for all
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Class A fires (wood, textiles or rubbish) Class B fires (Flammable liquids, etc) Class C fires (Electrical equipment)
2. Potential Fire Starters - Flammable liquids, Storage of goods, Electrical 3. Fire Procedures - General procedures for staff, Sounding the alarm, Evacuation Procedures 4. Use of Fire Extinguishers - Types of Fire Extinguishers - The Pass Method - Hose Reels and usage 5. Basic Prevention - Risk plan - Evacuation TARGET GROUPS - All appointed Level 1 workplace fire fighters.
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NOSA COURSES 33. FIRST-AID – Level 1 (US119567)
34. FIRST-AID – Level 2 (US120496)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
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2 Days Yes DOL: CI 14/03/12/1 5 119567 1 None
2 Days Yes DOL: CI 14/03/12/1 5 120496 2 First-Aid – Level 1
This training is designed to assist learners with Emergency protocol that needs to be followed to ensure that the correct and legal FirstAid is given when responding to any emergency situation and to ensure they can administer the essential lifesaving skills required.
This training is designed to assist learners with Emergency protocol that needs to be followed to ensure that the correct and legal FirstAid is given when responding to any emergency situation and to ensure they can administer the essential life saving skills required.
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Understanding the Laws of First-Aid Providing CPR Understanding potential hazards in the work environment To ensure the learner knows how to treat wounds and stop bleeding Identify potential poisons at work and home Ensure the learner knows what First-Aid is required for the different types of injuries Ensure the learner knows the correct equipment and safety precautions to use when administering First-Aid
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TARGET GROUPS All companies who want to ensure that their employees are equipped to deal with any emergency situation which requires First-Aid, and to ensure legal compliance. Also at any members of the public who wish to know First-Aid skills i.e. Mothers.
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Understanding the Laws of First-Aid Providing CPR (incl. children and infants) Understanding potential hazards in the work environment Treat wounds and stop bleeding Identify potential poisons at work and home Ensure the learner knows what First-Aid is needed for the different types of injuries Use correct equipment and safety precautions when administering First-Aid Ensuring correct techniques to move a casualty without injuring yourself
TARGET GROUPS All companies who want to ensure that their employees are equipped to deal with any emergency situation which requires First-Aid, and to ensure legal compliance. Also at any members of the public who wish to know First aid skills i.e. Mothers.
35. FIRST-AID – Level 3 (US376480) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days Yes DOL: CI 14/03/12/1 8 376480 3 First-Aid – Level 1 & Level 2
36. Combined FIRST-AID – level 1 & FIRST-AID – level 2 (US119567 & US120496) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
3 Days Yes DOL: CI 14/03/12/1 5 119567 & 120496 2 None
This training is designed to assist learners with the Emergency protocol that needs to be followed to ensure that the correct and legal First-Aid is given when responding to any emergency situation and to ensure they can administer the essential life saving skills required.
This training is designed to assist learners with Emergency protocol that needs to be followed to ensure that the correct and legal FirstAid is given when responding to any emergency situation and to ensure they can administer the essential life saving skills required.
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Understanding the Laws of First-Aid Providing CPR (incl. children and infants) Understanding potential hazards in the work environment Treat wounds and stop bleeding Identify potential poisons at work and home Ensure the learner knows what First-Aid is needed for the different types of injuries Use correct equipment and safety precautions when administering First-Aid Ensuring correct techniques to move a casualty without injuring yourself Understanding the Laws of First-Aid Providing CPR (incl. children and infants) Understanding potential hazards in the work environment Treat wounds and stop bleeding Identify potential poisons at work and home Ensure the learner knows what First-Aid is needed for the different types of injuries Ensure the learner knows the correct equipment and safety precautions to use when administering First-Aid How to assist in emergency childbirth Learning the anatomy of the body
TARGET GROUPS All companies who want to ensure that their employees are equipped to deal with any emergency situation which requires Advanced First-Aid, this will be dependent on the level of risk employees are exposed to and type of industry i.e. Maritime industry requires Level 3, and to ensure legal compliance.
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Understanding the Laws of First-Aid Providing CPR (incl. children and infants) Understanding potential hazards in the work environment Treat wounds and stop bleeding Identify potential poisons at work and home Ensure the learner knows what First-Aid is needed for the different types of injuries Use correct equipment and safety precautions when administering First-Aid Ensuring correct techniques to move a casualty without injuring yourself
TARGET GROUPS All companies who want to ensure that their employees are equipped to deal with any emergency situation which requires First-Aid, and to ensure legal compliance. Also at any members of the public who wish to know First aid skills i.e. Mothers. 37. ADVANCED OHSAct (NO. 85 OF 1993) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days No N/A N/A 4 Intro to OHSAct
On completion of this course the learner will have a in-depth knowledge and understanding of the Occupational Health and Safety Act – procedures and regulations. COURSE OUTLINE -
To provide in-depth knowledge of the Occupational Health and Safety Act To provide an understanding of the procedures and regulations pertaining to the Occupational Health and Safety Act
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All personnel requiring an in-depth knowledge of the SHE legislation
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NOSA COURSES 38. From A–Z: OHSAct (NO. 85 OF 1993)
39. CLIMATE CHANGE MANAGEMENT
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
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15 Days No N/A N/A 4 Intro to OHSAct
2 Days No N/A N/A 6 None
This course provides the learner with knowledge of the legal liabilities of employers and contractors and an understanding of the difference between common law and legislation.
The purpose of this course is to assist companies in setting environmental objectives and targets to mitigate climate change.
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Introduction to Interpretation of Statutes Approaching Statutory Authorities The Occupational Health and Safety Act General Administrative Regulations Facility Regulations Environmental Regulations for Workplaces The Lead Regulations The Asbestos Regulations The Regulations for Hazardous Biological Agents The Regulations for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss The Explosive regulations The Major Hazard Installations Regulations General Safety Regulations General Machinery Regulations Driven Machinery regulations Electrical Machinery Regulations Electrical Installation Regulations Lift, Escalator and Passenger Conveyor Regulations
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COURSE OUTLINE Climate change science and definitions Legal, economic and socio-political context of climate change Carbon foot-printing Climate change mitigation and carbon footprint reduction Climate change adaptation Carbon management
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Environmental Managers SHE Management Representatives Risk Mangers and General Managers
40. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: AN INSIGHT INTO STRATEGIC RISK MANAGEMENT DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days No N/A N/A 6 None
On successful completion of this learning programme, participants will be able to apply principles of corporate governance to enhance organisational sustainable competitive advantage through strategic risk management. COURSE OUTLINE On completion of this learning programme, participants will be able to: - Understand the reasons for and the applicability of corporate governance principles - Understand the fundamental importance of governance with regard to strategic risk - Understand and apply an enterprise/ integrated approach to risk management as fundamentally linked to governance concerns - Be aware of global developments in corporate governance - Identify the causes of corporate governance failures
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governance scandals Understand governance analysis and rating systems and approaches to assessment Understand the importance of governance checks and balances Understand corporate sustainability and sustainability reporting in the context of governance reporting frameworks and initiatives Apply principles of ethics and leadership toward sustainable competitive advantage Understand the South African corporate governance framework, particularly King III Understand the key legal issues facing South African Directors
41. SAFETY FOR SENIOR EXECUTIVES DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
1 Day No N/A N/A 5 None
On completion of this course the successful learner will be able to: - Understand the health and safety role and responsibilities of senior executives - Recognise the importance of integrating health and safety objectives with other business objective - Take account of health and safety aspects during strategic planning and decision making - Understand the principles of health and safety management COURSE OUTLINE -
King III Sustainability model Duties of Directors Interpreting legislation Legal liability The Constitution Legislative Requirements SHE Management Systems
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Senior and Executive Management
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NOSA COURSES 42. ASHEPP FOR MINING (US259639) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days No 4 259639 2 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 1
Explain the duties of the employer and employee with regards to Occupational Health and Safety in the mining workplace. Understand the requirements that apply to persons entering the workplace and performing any duties therein as well as the requirements for the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), housekeeping and emergency procedures. COURSE OUTLINE -
Employer and employee duties, including SHE representative, identifying and reporting hazards and risks. General safety rules in the workplace, including consequences of alcohol and drug use, access control, use of motorised and mobile equipment, lockout procedures and symbolic and other signage. Use and application of PPE, including correct use and application, maintenance and storage, importance of wearing PPE and limitations of use. Good housekeeping practices, stacking and storage practices, demarcation and colour coding. Emergency procedures: incl. escape routes, assembly points, refuge bays, emergency communication and planning a simulated emergency exercise.
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43. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT FOR MINING (HIRA) (US244383) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days No 2 244383 2 Follow basic occupational health and safety practices underground at NQF Level 1
within an underground working place to ensure a healthy and safe and submit reports and initiate and implement follow-up action. COURSE OUTLINE Requirements pertaining to a continuous HIRA: -
The purpose of baseline, issue-based and continuous HIRA and the importance of identifying, dealing with and reporting hazards
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Requirements for PPE needed during a continuous HIRA
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hazards Identifying hazards and assessing risks
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Interpersonal interaction during conducting a HIRA Initiating remedial and follow-up action
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Supervisory personnel, SHE Management, Occupational Health staff and Engineering personnel
44. INTRODUCTION TO SAMTRAC® FOR MINING
46. MINE HEALTH & SAFETY ACT (MHSAct) (NO. 29 OF 1996)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
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3 Days No N/A N/A N/A ASHEPP for Mining
On completion of this course the learner will have the ability to apply
2 Days No N/A N/A N/A None
understand SHE management system requirements and procedures.
An overview of the Mine Health and Safety Act (MHSA), including the latest amendments and its implications for Safety, Health and the Environment in a mine.
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risk assessment in the workplace Identify and understand SHE management system procedures. Develop SHE management system procedures and work instructions Identify SHE management system monitoring and measurement requirements Develop SHE objectives, targets and management programmes
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45. NEW INTRODUCTION TO SAMTRAC® FOR MINING (US259639 & US244383) (COMBINED ASHEPP FOR MINING AND HIRE FOR MINING) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQUID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
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Introduction to the MHSA, common law and legislation. Criminal and civil liability. Duties of employers regarding safety, health and environmental (SHE) issues in a mining environment. The role of the MHSA in the broader responsibilities for SHE. Aims and objectives of the MHSA. Legal duties and responsibilities of the employee. Implications of manufacturer’s duties in accordance with the MHSA. Rights, duties and powers of SHE Representatives and committees. Types of incidents that must be reported in terms of the MHSA and Regulations and other steps that need to be taken regarding incidents. Insight into the liabilities of various parties under the MHSA. Composition of the regulations.
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On completion of this course the leaner will have the ability to apply the techniques for hazard identification and risk assessment as well as understand SHE management system requirements and procedures. COURSE OUTLINE -
Identify the environmental legislation that is applicable to the mining industry and describe the structure of the Mine Health and Safety Act, No-29 of 1996 Discuss the basic layout, operations and terminology applicable to different types of mining Discuss both employer and employee duties with regard to occupational health and safety in the workplace Develop the general safety rules applicable in the workplace Discuss the use and application of Personal Protective Equipment in the workplace Apply emergency procedures in the workplace Prepare and identify hazards and assess the risks
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NOSA COURSES 47. SAMTRAC® FOR MINING (US244283)
48. SAMTRAC® FOR MINING: BRIDGING COURSE (US244283)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
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10 Days No 10 244283 5 Introduction to SAMTRAC® and ASHEPP/ ASHEPP for Mining
On completion of this course the successful learner will be able to develop and implement a SHE Management System in accordance with the requirements of CMB001. COURSE OUTLINE -
Prominent safety issues as related to the mining industry, including: South Africa’s legislative framework, liability, MHSAct, DME Guidelines and NEMA Technical safety management, occupational health and safety management and SHEQ management systems Describe risk management as a process and discuss different risk control measures Evaluate different incident prevention theories Motivate the use of SHE management system to prevent incidents in the workplace Advise on different legislative requirements with regard to safety, health and the environment Evaluate the management of different technical aspects as part of the SHE management system Assist management with the implementation and maintenance of an effective occupational health, safety and environmental programmes regulations and guidelines Describe the impact of industrial operations on the mining operations Write risk-based standards for SHE management system Advise on implementation and measurement of standards and co-ordinating the SHE management system to achieve continual improvement
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3 Days No N/A N/A 3 SAMTRAC® (US244283)
On completion of this course the successful learner will understand SHE legislative and operational control requirements within a mining environment. COURSE OUTLINE -
MHSA Legal Appointments Mining Practices Fire protection and prevention Explosives Emergency preparedness Gases Role of the insurance company
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Supervisory personnel SHE Management Occupational Health staff Engineering personnel Personnel who have completed the SAMTRAC® for Industry
49. SAMTRAC® FOR MINING (NAMIBIA)
50. SHE REPRESENTATIVE FOR MINING (US259622)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
10 Days No N/A N/A N/A Introduction to SAMTRAC® and ASHEPP/ ASHEPP for Mining
The successful learner will be able to develop and implement a SHE Management System in accordance with the requirements of CMB001. COURSE OUTLINE -
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Prominent safety issues as related to the mining industry, including: South Africa’s legislative framework, liability, MHSAct, DME Guidelines and NEMA Technical safety management, occupational health and safety management and SHEQ management systems Describe risk management as a process and discuss different risk control measures Evaluate different incident prevention theories Motivate the use of SHE management system to prevent incidents in the workplace Advise on different legislative requirements with regard to safety, health and the environment Evaluate the management of different technical aspects as part of the SHE management system Assist management with the implementation and maintenance of an effective occupational health, safety and environmental programmes Identify relevant environmental Acts, regulations and guidelines Describe the impact of industrial operations on the environment Write risk-based standards for SHE management system Advise on implementation and measurement of standards and co-ordinating the SHE management system to achieve continual improvement
2 Days without practical No 3 259622 2 None
Understand the objectives and statutory requirements pertaining to health and safety in the workplace. Explain the rights, powers, functions and duties of the workplace health and safety representative and how any errant health, safety and environmental (SHE) issues may be handled. Learners will be able to participate in the SHE structures and measure these activities according to SHE requirements. Complying with the activities within SHE structures (Extent of participation, consultative requirements of SHE Rep, importance of participating in activities, measuring participation of the SHE Reps) COURSE OUTLINE -
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Framework of workplace health and safety legislation pertaining to SHE reps Statutory requirements for conducting SHE Representative activities, health and safety committee activities, and for employer Addressing safety, health and environment related issues (Dealing with SHE related issues, establishing facts relating to issues, resolution of issues, importance of resolving issues) Complying with the activities within SHE structures (Extent of participation, consultative requirements of SHE Rep, importance of participating in activities, measuring participation of the SHE Reps)
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SHE Reps and Committee members Shop Stewards
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SHE Management Engineering personnel Occupational Health personnel
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NOSA COURSES 51. SHE REPRESENTATIVE FOR MINING WITH PRACTICAL (US259622)
52. NOSA INCIDENT INVESTIGATION Level 3 AT MINES (US120335)
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3 days with practical No 3 259622 2 None
Understand the objectives and statutory requirements pertaining to health and safety in the workplace. Explain the rights, powers, functions and duties of the workplace health and safety representative and how any errant health, safety and environmental (SHE) issues may be handled. Learners will be able to participate in the SHE structures and measure these activities according to SHE requirements. Complying with the activities within SHE structures (Extent of participation, consultative requirements of SHE Rep, importance of participating in activities, measuring participation of the SHE Reps) COURSE OUTLINE -
Framework of workplace health and safety legislation pertaining to SHE reps Statutory requirements for conducting SHE Representative activities, health and safety committee activities, and for employer Addressing safety, health and environment related issues (Dealing with SHE related issues, establishing facts relating to issues, resolution of issues, importance of resolving issues) Complying with the activities within SHE structures (Extent of participation, consultative requirements of SHE Rep, importance of participating in activities, measuring participation of the SHE Reps)
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Demonstrate the ability to conduct investigations into mining workplace incidents. COURSE OUTLINE investigation into workplace incidents. These include the relevant standards, extent of the investigation and identifying the hazards and risks to be encountered. Prepare to gather data for the investigation. This includes verifying the purpose and extent of the investigation, the persons, tools and equipment available. Explaining the relevant hazard and risk control measures for workplace incident data gathering. Gather and evaluate data. This includes gathering data according to the requirements for the intended type of investigation, determining the prevailing conditions at the scene of the incident, using accepted data gathering methods and identifying the causes of the incident. Perform post-investigation functions. Including
recording remedial actions and explaining the consequences of noncompliance. TARGET GROUPS Managers who are required to conduct incident investigations
53. SPIDER & SCORPION RISK AWARENESS
55. HACCP INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW
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1 Day N/A N/A N/A N/A None
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This course equips employees with the knowledge and skills to work in areas where spiders and scorpions may be found. It provides skills and knowledge to work effectively, responsibly, comply with environmental policies and help make the workplace a safer place.
The Introduction course will empower the delegate with the History of HACCP, the driving (seven) principles of the standard and an understanding of their place, position and necessary actions required for safe food being provided to consumers.
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General Perceptions, Human Interaction Insects and Arachnids, Spiders and Scorpions Different Kinds of Venom, Anti-venom, Removing a Spider or Scorpion Information about scorpions such as basic anatomy, habitat, prevention, high risk areas and activities, etc. Information about spiders such as basic anatomy, habitat, different types of spiders, medically and non-medically important areas, etc. Further information such as Poison Information Helpline, South African Vaccine Producers and a glossary
Understanding of the History of HACCP A clear understanding of the methodology required to design, develop and maintain a HACCP system The principles of identifying and documenting the respective hazards, appropriate PRPs (Pre-Requisite Programs), National regulatory requirements, traceability & recall of non-conforming product are covered in practical case studies
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TARGET GROUPS Any individual involved in the Food Value Chain, from suppliers of raw products through to processors of value added products. This will include the following food related activities: Farming, Production, Manufacturing, Processing, Packaging, Distribution, Transporting and Retail.
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56. ISO 22000 INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW
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Supervisory personnel SHE Management Occupational Health staff
54. REPTILE RISK MANAGEMENT DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
1 Day N/A N/A N/A N/A None
The course will enable the learners to understand the principle requirements of ISO 22000, the International standard for a Food Safety Management System. COURSE OUTLINE -
A one day course covering snake biology and behaviour, myths, treatment of snake bite followed by a test. COURSE OUTLINE Course participants learn a great deal about snakes and will know exactly how to react when confronted by a snake, how to avoid getting bitten and what to do in the event of a snake bite.
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The Introduction course will focus on the ISO 22000 standard, from a QMS and FSMS point of view. Delegates will learn the importance of a “systems approach”, where procedures are documented, approved, adhered to, monitored and improved, to ensure that non-conformances are
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The focus is on any individual involved in the food processing industry, from buyers of raw products, receiving personnel, production-line
The course is aimed at junior and senior staff, especially those working on site that may from time to time encounter snakes.
dispatch staff and transporters.
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NOSA COURSES 57. ISO 9001:2008 QMS INTRODUCTION
59. ISO 9001:2008 QMS INTERNAL AUDITOR
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3 Days No N/A N/A 5 ISO 9001:2008 Introduction & Implementation
This course will provide learners with the requirements of ISO 9001:2008 and the process module.
Perform internal audits essential for the effective management and improvement of an ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System.
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The only way to be sure that a Quality Management System is operating effectively, in accordance with ISO 9001, is to audit it on
ISO 9001:2008 contains requirements for a quality management system. These requirements can be complex and confusing to those who
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implemented, or plan to implement the standard will need to understand these requirements and how they impact on them. The course includes a series of lectures and workshops aimed at providing a clear understanding of the requirements and feedback on their interpretation.
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requirements with an experienced quality professional. The course also provides the opportunity to discuss the standards
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conducting your organisation’s Internal Audits. The learning process includes a series of tutorials, interactive class sessions, a main case study and role playing exercises. The course will describe how to schedule, plan and perform an audit, follow-up action. With the help of the workshops and role-playing exercises, you will experience the critical stages of an audit. Learners will be supplied with a bound set of comprehensive notes to support the course. TARGET GROUPS
advice and support in plain English.
Anyone involved with performing or managing internal quality
TARGET GROUPS Anyone employed by an organisation with a quality management system meeting the requirements of ISO 9001 or anyone wishing to follow this route. 58. ISO 9001:2008 QMS IMPLEMENTATION DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
3 Days No N/A N/A 5 ISO 9001:2008 Introduction
On completion of this course the successful learner will be able to develop and implement a quality management system in accordance with the requirements of ISO 9001:2008. COURSE OUTLINE -
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have some knowledge of their own quality system and ideally, an understanding of the ISO 9000 series of standards.
60. ISO 14001 EMS INTRODUCTION
62. ISO 14001 EMS INTERNAL AUDITOR
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1 Day No N/A N/A 5 ISO 9001:2008 introduction
3 Days No N/A N/A 4 ISO 14001: Introduction & Implementation
On completion of the course the learner will be able to explain and apply safety health and environmental requirements in the workplace.
Enables learners to perform effective internal audits of an environmental management system to ISO 14001.
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Provide learners with insight into the requirements of ISO 14001 and enable them to participate effectively in EMS development and related activities. Structure of ISO 14001
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Key requirements for EMS EMS principles and EMS standards Developing EMS
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Managers who need practical understanding of EMS development Individuals appointed to develop an EMS Quality or safety auditors who need to cover environmental issues Trainee environmental consultants Employees
The course includes a series of lectures and exercises designed to ensure that learners leave the course ready and able to start auditing as soon as they like. TARGET GROUPS Environmental, health and safety and quality managers. Anyone who will be required to perform internal audits of the environmental management system. It is preferable if learners have some knowledge of ISO 14001 and/or their own environmental system prior to attending the course.
61. ISO 14001 EMS IMPLEMENTATION DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days No N/A N/A 4 ISO 14001: Introduction
This course will provide learners with a sound understanding of Environmental Management Systems and a methodology for their implementation. COURSE OUTLINE On completion of the course, learners will be able to: - Have an understanding of the requirements of Environmental Management - Systems Standard ISO 14001 and EMS - Be able to carry out an initial preliminary review - Appreciate environmental impacts and effects - Have a range of techniques for the implementation of an EMS in their organisation TARGET GROUPS All those with an interest in environmental issues and who seek to implement a management system to manage those issues in an
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NOSA COURSES 63. OHSAS 18001 INTRODUCTION
65. OHSAS 18001 INTERNAL AUDITOR
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1 Day No N/A N/A 4 None
3 Days No N/A N/A 5 OHSAS 18001: Introduction & Implementation
This course will enable learners to understand the principle requirements of OHSAS 18001, the internationally recognised Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series (OHSAS).
On completion of this course the successful learner will be able to conduct an internal audit in accordance with OHSAS 18001.
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COURSE OUTLINE Learners will be given a thorough introduction to the principles of health and safety management, continual improvement and the requirements of current legislation. The OHSAS 18001 approach to Occupational Health and Safety is interpreted in detail.
This practical workshop brings learners up to- date with current thinking on Occupational Health and Safety, and thoroughly 18001. Beginning with a comparison with other internationally recognised management systems (ISO 9000/ISO 14000), learners work through implementing a management system to enable continuous improvement of OH&S performance linked to third
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TARGET GROUPS Anyone with direct responsibility for Occupational Health and Safety, should have working knowledge of current legislation and be involved in the organisations internal auditing and/or system implementation. 64. OHSAS 18001 IMPLEMENTATION DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days No N/A N/A 5 ISO 9001:2008 introduction
This course will enable learners to implement the principle requirements of OHSAS 18001, the internationally recognised Occupational Health and safety Assessment Series (OHSAS). COURSE OUTLINE -
This practical workshop brings learners up-to-date with current thinking on Occupational Health and Safety and thoroughly explores
TARGET GROUPS Supervisors, Managers and Directors who are responsible and liable for occupational health and safety management. Also useful for consultants advising on the implementation of OHSAS systems including OHSAS 18001. 3 CPD Points (ECSA) 66. COMBINED OHSAS 18001 & ISO 14001 EMS INTRODUCTION DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
On completion of the course the learner will be able to explain and apply safety health and environmental requirements in the workplace and principal requirments of OHSAS 18001 COURSE OUTLINE -
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TARGET GROUPS Anyone with direct responsibility for Occupational Health and Safety, Learners should have working knowledge of current legislation and be involved in the organisations Internal auditing and/or System implementation.
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Provide learners with insight into the requirements of ISO 14001 and Management System Framework defined in OHSAS 18001 Structure of ISO 14001 and key requirements of having EMS EMS principles, EMS standards and developing EMS Implementing management system to enable continuous improvment of OH&S performance linked to third party certification
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1 Day No N/A N/A 5 ISO 14001: introduction
Managers who need practical understanding of EMS development Individuals appointed to develop an EMS Quality or safety auditors who need to cover environmental issues Trainee environmental consultants Employees
67. COMBINED OHSAS 18001 & ISO 14001 EMS IMPLEMENTATION
68. COMBINED OHSAS 18001 & ISO 14001 EMS INTERNAL AUDITOR
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
3 Days No N/A N/A 5 The Combined ISO 14001 & OHSAS 18001 Introduction course
This course will provide learners with a sound understanding of Environmental Management Systems and a methodology for their implementation. This course will enable learners to implement the principle requirements of OHSAS 18001, the internationally recognised Occupational Health and safety Assessment Series (OHSAS).
Enables learners to perform effective internal audits of an environmental management system to ISO 14001. On completion of this course the successful learner will be able to conduct an internal audit in accordance with OHSAS 18001. COURSE OUTLINE -
COURSE OUTLINE On completion of the course, learners will be able to: - Have an understanding of the requirements of Environmental Management Systems Standard ISO 14001 and EMS - Be able to carry out an initial preliminary review - Appreciate environmental impacts and effects - Have a range of techniques for the implementation of an EMS in their organisation - This practical workshop brings learners up-to-date with current thinking on Occupational Health and Safety and thoroughly
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4 Days No N/A N/A 5 The Combined ISO 14001 & OHSAS 18001 Implementation course
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emergency planning, training, communication, consultation, and management review
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Managers. Learners should have working knowledge of current legislation and be involved in the organisations Internal auditing and/or System implementation.
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NOSA COURSES 69. WORKING AT HEIGHTS: BASIC
70. WORKING AT HEIGHTS: POST FALL ARREST RESCUE
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
1 Day No N/A N/A N/A None
1 Day No N/A N/A N/A None
This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safely, thereby minimising the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur.
This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safely, thereby minimising the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur.
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Legislation pertaining to Height Safety Risk Assessments Fall Protection Plans Types of PPE Height Safety PPE
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TARGET GROUPS Any person working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2 meters of an edge where there is a possibility of a fall taking place) who must rescue someone working with them
TARGET GROUPS Any person working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2 meters of an edge where a fall can take place, e.g. rooftops, transformers, generators, MEWPs, scaffolding, ladders, suspended platforms, etc.).
height work are taking place. 71. WORKING AT HEIGHTS: POST FALL ARREST SELF RESCUE DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
1 Day No N/A N/A N/A None
This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safely, thereby minimising the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur. COURSE OUTLINE -
Safety Considerations Preparation of a rescue plan Casualty management Suspension Trauma Rescue Equipment
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TARGET GROUPS Any person working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2 meters of an edge where there is a possibility of a fall taking place)who must rescue someone (or himself) working work are taking place.
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72. WORKING AT HEIGHTS: FAS USER
73. WORKING AT HEIGHTS: FAS RESCUE
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Day No N/A N/A N/A None
2 Days No N/A N/A N/A None
This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safely, thereby minimising the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur.
This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safely, thereby minimizing the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur.
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Legislative requirements
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Inspection of equipment Use of equipment Climbing with the fall arrester system Working on a ladder Working on pole climbing shoes using the climb safe device Working on pole climbing shoes using the rope grab method Working in a substation Risk factors for suspension trauma induced shock syndrome
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TARGET GROUPS Any Eskom personnel in the Distribution section working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2meters of an edge where there is a possibility of a fall taking place) on the poles, pylons, monopoles, etc.
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Legislative requirements Rescue and rescue equipment Rescue system and requirements Hardware Hardware safety, inspection, maintenance and legal requirements Log instructions Self-Rescue Buddy Rescue (Rescuer can reach the fallen person directly) Buddy Rescue (Remotely, cannot reach the fallen person directly) Emergency response to fall arrest and the risks of suspension trauma Risk factors Signs and symptoms Prevention
TARGET GROUPS Any Eskom personnel in the Distribution section working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2meters of an edge where there is a possibility of a fall taking place) on the poles, pylons, monopoles, etc.
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NOSA COURSES 74. WORKING AT HEIGHTS: FALL PROTECTION PLAN DEVELOPMENT (US229994)
75. WORKING AT HEIGHTS: FALL ARREST & RESCUE (US229995)
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days No 3 229994 4 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 3
3 Days No 3 229995 2 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 1 or equivalent
This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safely, thereby minimising the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur.
This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safely, thereby minimising the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur.
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prepare a fall protection plan in order to become competent (as required by the OHS Act) to prepare such a plan.
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Explaining the use of a range of fall arrest equipment and knowledge of applicable regulations. Explaining and using basic rope knots Installing and using fall arrest systems Inspecting and assembling fall arrest equipment and system Interpreting and implementing a fall protection plan Performing basic fall arrest rescues to bring a casualty down to safety
TARGET GROUPS Any person working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2 meters of an edge where there is a possibility type of PPE (ropes and knots) are going to be utilized as well as where a rescue needs to be performed.
76. WORKING AT HEIGHTS: BASIC FALL ARREST (US229998) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
3 Days No 3 229998 2 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at ABET Level 3 or equivalent
This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safety, thereby minimising the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur. COURSE OUTLINE -
Working at Height equipment and regulations Introduction to Working at Height Working at Height equipment and equipment limitations Health and safety compliance – Legislation Use, inspect and store fall arrest systems and equipment Usage of personal fall arrest and PPE Suitable anchor points Lifelines Equipment inspection and storage Fall arrest plans Purpose of fall arrest plans Minimum free space Supervision Rescues and associated risks
77. WORKING AT HEIGHTS: ADVANCED FALL ARREST RESCUE (US229999) DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
3 Days No 4 229999 4 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 3
This training is designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to carry out a remote post-fall rescue in a safe and rapid manner that does not put the rescuer in any danger. COURSE OUTLINE -
Fall Arrest concept and Advance rescue equipment Working at height and fall protection plans Supervision Hazard and risk assessment Minimum free space Advance rescue equipment Equipment limitations and equipment inspection Knots Advance fall arrest rescues Rescue overview Anchoring points Belaying, descending and ascending Single person rescue / pick off
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TARGET GROUPS
Any person working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2 meters of an edge where there is a possibility of a fall taking place).
Any person working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2 meters of an edge where there is a possibility type of PPE (ropes and knots) are going to be utilized.
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NOSA COURSES 78. CONFINED SPACE WORKSHOP
79. CONFINED SPACE ENTRY (US15034)
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1 Day No N/A N/A N/A None
3 Days No 5 15034 2 None
This workshop is designed to provide you with information pertaining
the equipment used within those high risk areas.
the associated hazards, the relevant equipment necessary for both
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TARGET GROUPS gain additional knowledge on the various aspects associated with working in and rescuing from those high risk environments.
General safety regulations
- Entry permits - Non-entry permit required entry - Written safe working procedures PPE including: - Harnesses - David tri-pod systems - Testing the atmosphere Rescue TARGET GROUPS Any person working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2 meters of an edge where there is a possibility of a fall taking place).
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80. CONFINED SPACE RESCUE (US260139)
81. FALL PROTECTION PLAN DEVELOPMENT & HIRA
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DURATION: LICENSED: CREDITS: SAQAID: NQF LEVEL: PREREQUISITES:
2 Days No 5 260139 5 None
the associated hazards, the relevant equipment necessary for both
4 Days No 10 229995/224287 (does this combine 2 USs?) 4 Communication and Mathematical Literacy at NQF Level 1
This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safely, thereby minimising the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur. COURSE OUTLINE
pertaining to the entry and exit procedures and permits. COURSE OUTLINE -
Working at Height – Risk Assessment - Introduction into working at heights - Fall protection
General safety regulations
- Entry permits - Non-entry permit required entry - Written safe working procedures PPE including: - Harnesses - David tri-pod systems - Testing the atmosphere Rescue TARGET GROUPS Any person working at heights (higher than 2 meters from their feet to the ground or within 2 meters of an edge where there is a possibility of a fall taking place).
Fall arrest equipment and rescues - Working at height equipment - Rescue techniques and associated equipment - Equipment inspection and maintenance Develop a Fall Protection and Arrest Plan - Health and safety compliance – legislation - Fall protection plans - Manage safety of personnel working at height TARGET GROUPS
prepare a fall protection plan in order to become competent (as required by the OHS Act) to prepare such a plan.
NOSA WORKSHOPS NOSA Workshops are presented on a regular basis and cover a wide range of topics (see list below). Minimum 20 delegates. Customised topics available on request. AIDS Climate Change Management Construction Regulations & Implementation Emergency Planning for Evacuation Environmental Awareness Ergonomics HACCP Hazardous Chemical Substances Hazards & Risks Ladder Safety Legal Liability Lock-Out Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) QMS Awareness Safe Stacking & Storage Scaffold & Fall Protection Tools & Machinery Waste Management
Environmental Workshops Half-day (four hour) National Environmental Management Act (NEMA) seminar One-day NEMA workshop One-day Environmental Law workshop Two-day Environmental Law workshop NOSA Prospectus
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NOSA CONTACT LIST NATIONAL SUPPORT CENTRE TEL NO: 0861 11 NOSA / 0861 11 6672 NOSA HEAD OFFICE: MMG House, 66 Park Lane, Sandton, Gauteng, 2196, South Africa • PO Box 11698, Centurion, 0046 Tel: +27 (0)10 226 4000 • Fax: +27 (0)86 626 7096 • Email:
[email protected] • Web: www.nosa.co.za ALRODE
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Brandwag Park 21/22, c/o Melville Drive & McHardy Street, Brandwag, Bloemfontein , 9301 Tel: +27 (0)51 444 1906 / 1909 / 1536 Fax: +27 (0)51 444 190
Flora Farm, c/o North Rand & Trichardts Roads, Bartlett, Boksburg, 1459 Tel: +27 (0)11 894 6439 / 6558 Fax: +27 (0)11 918 4710
Umshanti Building, 5 Aloe Street, Aloe Ridge West, Burgersfort, 1150 Tel: +27 (0)13 231 7808 Fax: +27 (0)13 231 8440
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Park Row, North Wing, 2nd Floor 4/10 School Rd, Pinetown, 3610 Tel: +27 (0)31 702 2877 Fax: +27 (0)31 702 2982
Harraway House, 12 Pearce Street, Berea, East London, 5201 Tel: +27 (0)43 726 0931 Fax: +27 (0)43 726 0922
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Commercial Park, Unit 1-3, 1 Watson Road, Voorbaai, 6520 Tel: +27 (0)44 695 2938 / 2749 Fax: +27 (0)44 695 2944
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Campbell House, c/o 80 Chief Albert Luthuli & Hoosen Haffejee Streets, Pietermaritzburg, 3201 Tel: +27 (0)33 345 8990 / 9238 Fax: +27 (0)33 345 9457
Tropicana Building, 1st Floor, 1 & 2, 23 Witklip Street, Polokwane, 0704 Tel: +27 (0)15 293 1077 / 0878 Fax: +27 (0)15 293 0864
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Newton Park, 17 Pickering Street, Port Elizabeth, 6001 Tel: +27 (0)41 363 8125 Fax: +27 (0)41 363 8014
9 Langwa Street, Strijom Park, Randburg, 2000 Tel: +27 (0)11 793 7336 Fax: +27 (0)11 793 7341
ABSA Building, 3rd Floor, Richardsbay, 3900 Tel: +27 (0)35 789 4353/4 Fax: +27 (0)35 789 5738
239 Beyers Naudé Street, Rustenburg, 0300 Tel: +27 (0)14 592 1787 Fax: +27 (0)14 592 2690
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Gamepark Business Centre, Horwood Street, Secunda, 2302 Tel: +27 (0)17 634 5199 / 8438 Fax: +27 (0)17 634 8796
Makarios Motors Building, 1st Floor, 464 Hendrik van Eck Boulevard, Vanderbijlpark, 1911 Tel: +27 (0)16 932 1970 Fax: +27 (0)16 932 1844
11 Long Street, Vredenburg, 7380 Tel: +27 (0)22 713 2376 Fax: +27 (0)86 556 6483
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Centurion Park, Block A, c/o 46 Embankment Road & Hendrik Verwoerd Drive, Centurion, 0157 Tel: +27 (0)12 683 0200 / 0244 Email:
[email protected]
Centurion Park, Block A, c/o 46 Embankment Road & Hendrik Verwoerd Drive, Centurion, 0157 Tel: +27 (0)12 683 0233 / 0260 Email:
[email protected]
Miracle Business Park, Unit 20, Rooihuiskraal North Ext 27, Centurion, 0157 Tel: +27 (0)12 653 3915 / 3877 / 3819 Email:
[email protected]
International Operations: BEIJING
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[email protected] Web: www.nosaasia.com
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[email protected] Web: www.ncabrasil.com.br
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Swakopmund Medical Centre, Ground Floor, Room 8, 667 Cottage Avenue, Swakopmund, Namibia Tel: +264 6446 2790 Fax: +264 6446 2792
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