The “Security and Safety” departments are crucial components of modern institutions and must be integrated into training plans as part of any strategy. Their significance lies in protecting lives and property, providing leadership and guidance, establishing rules, raising preventive awareness, and delivering technical instructions. This importance underscores the need for a dedicated focus on developing and training workers in line with the latest international practices and modern methodologies in both the public and private sectors. By doing so, organizations can enhance performance and improve occupational security and safety standards, ultimately achieving quality benchmarks in policy management. The British Academy For Training And Development emphasizes the vital role of occupational safety and health in planning, development, and coordination, serving as a critical link among departments while ensuring comprehensive oversight of safety practices within establishments.

Who should attend? 

• Employees in the Employee Assistance Program.
• Responsible for promoting employee safety in the work environment.
• Security and safety managers.
• Employees in private and public institutions.
• Graduates and those interested in this field.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will have known: 

• Identify a set of procedures that lead to providing professional protection for employees, reducing the risk of injury to the employee and the facility, and trying to prevent or reduce the occurrence of accidents.
• Learn about the rights and duties of both the employee and the employer.
• Learn about the requirements for compliance with international standards for public security and safety.
• Identify risks in the work environment and take sound measures to overcome them.
• Acquire the skill of auditing the work environment and writing reports.

• Foundations of security, safety and quality and upgrading them to the standards set by the institution or facility
• The most important modern methods in the process of applying proper means and procedures to secure the facility and workers
• Developing emergency and security control plans and strategies
• Technical instructions and practical guidance on implementing the security and safety policy at work
• Work environment risks
• Electrical hazards
• Mechanical risks
• Physical risks
• Biological risks
• Ergonomic risks (work interaction with the work environment)
• Fire risks
• Working in closed spaces
• Personal protective equipment (planning – use – maintenance – storage)
• Hearing protection
• Protection of machinery and equipment
• Hazards of building and construction work
• Building emergency and crisis management plans
• The organizational structure of emergency management Incident Command system (ICS).
• Principles of inspection of occupational safety and health work
• The foundations of review and audit of occupational safety and health systems
• Principles of investigating facility accidents
• Some successful international standard models in security and smart surveillance technology
• Types of codes and methods of setting
• Life skills in the workplace
• Best practices in programming healthy workplaces