Corporate

Health and Safety First!

Corporate 8 pm

Introduction

It is important to bear in mind the number of accidents at work So far in 2023, the figure stands at 43,607 with sick leave and 38,354 without, according to the Sub-Directorate-General for Statistics and Socio-Labour Analysis; that is why it is important to ensure that you have a preventive behaviour at our company, where a priority is a safe environment for employees, so that they can apply the knowledge gained through this training within their company. Thanks to this training programme at Health and safety first! you will have the skills required to carry out the health monitoring correctly. You’ll gain a thorough understanding of the occupational hazards and the preventive measures necessary to ensure a safe and healthy working environment

Objectives

  • To know the risks to which workers are exposed.

  • Understanding how a workload excessive for workers.

  • To carry out the ergonomics optimising the design of the workstation.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. WORK AND HEALTH: OCCUPATIONAL RISKS. RISK FACTORS

1. Basic concepts: work and health

TEACHING UNIT 2. RISKS RELATED TO HEALTH AND SAFETY CONDITIONS

1. Health and safety at work
2. Occupational health and safety
3. Risks arising from security conditions

TEACHING UNIT 3. RISKS RELATED TO THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT

1. The physical working environment
2. Chemical pollutants
3. Biological contaminants

TEACHING UNIT 4. SOCIAL FACTORS. WORKLOAD, FATIGUE AND JOB DISSATISFACTION

1. Muscle work
2. Energy consumption method
3. Organisation of heavy work
4. Mental load

TEACHING UNIT 5. PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL RISKS AT WORK

1. Remote working. Implementation project. Definitions
2. Eye strain: risk of glare or poor lighting
3. Musculoskeletal disorders. Ergonomic factors. Risk of awkward postures
4. Work-related stress. Burnout syndrome. Excessive or insufficient workload, communication problems and conflicting instructions
5. Risk of people falling at the same level
6. Risk of cuts and bruises
7. Electrical hazards
8. Risk of exposure to radiation

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