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Occupational Health and Safety with a Gender Perspective

Compliance, Quality and Health and Safety 10 a.m.

Introduction

The Prevention of Health and Safety at Work is the set of actions and measures aimed at preventing, minimising or eliminating the risks which are present in the workplace and which may affect workers’ safety. Current legislation and modern society require not only that the relevant laws be applied, but that this be done from the perspective of the new sensitivities social, taking into account, for example, the gender perspective.

Occupational health and safety with a gender perspective, develops the body of knowledge required to understand the national legislation in this field and to tackle preventive measures in the area of health and safety at work from a holistic perspective, taking the gender perspective into account.

Objectives

  • To know the legislation basic occupational health and safety legislation in our country.

  • Find out which are the main models of Occupational Health and Safety Management which a person may be eligible for organisation.

  • To analyse the differences on gender-based workplace accident rates.

  • To study the gender factors which influence individuals and organisations from an occupational health and safety perspective.

  • Bear in mind the gender perspective which affect occupational health and safety.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. BASIC REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR THE PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL RISKS. RIGHTS AND DUTIES
1. Health and Safety Regulations
2. Rights, obligations and penalties in the field of occupational health and safety
TEACHING UNIT 2. BASIC CONCEPTS RELATED TO THE GENDER PERSPECTIVE IN OCCUPATIONAL RISK PREVENTION
1. Workplace accidents, occupational illnesses and gender.
2. Gender factors and occupational health and safety in the social structure and the labour market
3. Gender factors and occupational health and safety in companies.
4. Risk prevention policies applicable from a gender perspective
TEACHING UNIT 3. THE GENDER PERSPECTIVE IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
1. Gender factors affecting occupational health and safety in companies: equality plan and management system
2. Gender factors affecting the prevention of occupational risks among individuals
3. The gender perspective in relation to health and safety at work
4. Risks Specific to Women During Pregnancy
5. Occupational Risk Assessment from a Gender Perspective

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