The risk prevention It is an essential aspect in any workplace, as it is of vital importance for people’s health and safety; furthermore, the law requires it of all companies by complying with the current legislation. The main aim of this training programme in Risk Prevention, is that by the end of the course, students will be able to anticipate risks in the workplace and identify preventive and/or health protection, by minimising risk factors, particularly in the educational sector.
Corporate
Risk Prevention
Introduction
Objectives
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To recognise and understand the basic concepts relating to health and safety at work.
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To recognise and apply the basic regulations in the field of occupational health and safety.
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Develop the related risks with health and safety requirements and the working environment.
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Apply the preventive measures as appropriate, depending on the specific risk situation.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. BASIC CONCEPTS OF HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK
- Work and health: occupational risks
- Accidents at work and occupational diseases
- Basic regulatory framework for the prevention of occupational risks
TEACHING UNIT 2. GENERAL RISKS AND THEIR PREVENTION. PUBLIC MANAGEMENT BODIES
- Risks relating to safety conditions
- Risks associated with the working environment
- Workload, fatigue and job dissatisfaction
- Risk management systems
- Emergency and evacuation plans
- General principles of preventive action
- Public bodies responsible for health and safety at work
TEACHING UNIT 3. SPECIFIC RISKS AND PREVENTION IN THE SECTOR RELATED TO THE ACTIVITY ON WHICH THE COURSE FOCUSES
- Risks relating to the safety conditions of the specific activity
- Risks associated with the working environment of the specific activity
- Applicable regulations