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Training and Awareness are critical components of developing a skilled, knowledgeable, and safety-conscious workforce, particularly in areas like Occupational Health, Safety, Environment, and Fire Safety (HSEF). Both play distinct yet complementary roles in ensuring that employees are competent and informed.
Training:
Training involves structured programs designed to equip individuals with specific skills, knowledge, and competencies required for their roles. It can be hands-on or theoretical and is tailored to meet both legal requirements and operational needs.
Types of Training: Safetitude Training and Consultancy conducts training covering a wide range of topics supported by texts, pictures, video clips, etc in the domain of
- Safety Training- workplace safety, hazard identification, risk management, and emergency procedures
- Fire Safety Training: Teaching fire prevention, fire-fighting techniques, and evacuation protocols.
- Environmental Training: Focusing on sustainability practices, waste management, and compliance with environmental regulations.
- Job-specific Training: Tailored to industry-specific hazards and procedures (e.g., working at heights, confined space training).
In collaboration with the company, we can assist in identifying training needs, category of participants, duration, and instruction medium to maximize training takeaways. The training is conducted with tabletop & field exercises and pre-post assessment questionnaires to ensure the engagement of participants.
Kindly take a look at the list of training appended below
Awareness
It refers to the general knowledge and understanding employees need to recognize risks and hazards, even if they are not directly involved in managing them. It's often aimed at fostering a safety culture and ensuring that everyone is conscious of potential risks and how to avoid them.
- Awareness programs may involve the following and STC may partner with the organization for that
- Safety Campaigns: Informing employees about workplace hazards, safety policies, and procedures.
- Posters, Newsletters, and Announcements: Reinforcing safety messages regularly.
- Regular Safety Talks (Toolbox Talks): Brief meetings discussing safety topics relevant to day-to-day operations.
List of Training subjects
1. Hazard Identification Techniques Training
2. Accident Prevention Techniques Training
3. Accident causation model (Swiss-cheese model)
4. Barriers to Safety-Control Implementation
5. Role of Supervisor in safety
6. Workplace hazards and Safety measures Training
7. First – Aid and Emergency Care Training
8. Behaviour-based Safety Training
9. Disaster Control & Response Management Training
10. Mock Drill and Evacuation Drill Training
11. Accident Investigation, Analysis, and Reporting Training
12. Fire Prevention, Protection, and Fighting Training
13. Occupational Health Hazards and Safety Training
14. Factory Act/Rules Applicability Training
15. “Workers Right to Information” Legal Compliance Training
16. Electrical Hazards & Safety Training
17. Paradigm shift in Safety
18. Causes of Explosion in Industry and Protection Training
19. Fire Prevention Techniques
20. Fire, Hazards and Protection
21. Safety Performance Enhancement and Sustainability Training
22. Safety Systems Training
23. Road Safety Training
24. Defensive Driving (Behind The Wheel) Training
25. School Hazards & Safety Training
26. Hazards of Crane and Safety in Operation Training
27. Due diligence in H&S Training
28. Hazards of Height Work & Safety Training
29. Hazards of Excavation work and Safety Training
30. Hazards of Confined Space Working and Safety Training
31. Bow-tie Techniques for Accident Prevention Training
32. Traffic Hazards and Defensive Driving Training
33. Hazards of Gas Cutting operation and safety Training
34. Hazards of Welding and Safety Training
35. Selection of PPEs and proper usage Training
36. Hazards in Hospital & Safety Training
37. Hazards in Mall & Safety Training
38. Consequence Modelling (Radiation, Dispersion, Explosion) Training
39. Hazards in Office & Safety Training
40. Ergonomic Training for injury prevention Training
41. Forklift/Heavy Truck (FLT) Operation Safety Training
42. Hazards in Material Handling & Safety Training
43. Process Hazards & Safety Training
44. Hazard Identification Techniques (PHA, ETA, FTA, FMEA) Training
45. Construction site Hazards & Safety Training
46. Contractor Safety Compliance Training
47. Total Safety Culture Development Training
48. 5’S’ (Good Housekeeping) Training
49. 6- Sigma Training
50. Lean Manufacturing Training
51. Personal Development Training
52. Conflict Management and Resolution Training
53. Adversity Quotient (AQ) and Management Training
54. Motivation for Efficiency Improvement Training
55. Problem-solving Techniques and Management
56. “Seven Habits of Highly Effective Person” Training
57. Motivation and TEAM Work Training
58. Any Topics selected by Industry
59. Good Documentation Practices (GDocP)
List of Assessment
1. Noise and Noise Conservation program
2. Fire Prevention Assessment of industry
3. Fire Hazards and Protection Assessment
4. Fire load Estimation and Protection Work
5. HAZOP Study of Process and Batch Process Plants
6. Fire load Assessment
7. HAZAN of Process Industry
8. Electrical Safety Audit and Zoning
9. Process Fail Safe Study and Safety audit
10. Fire & Life Safety Inspection of Commercial Complex
11. Fire & Life Safety Inspection of Hospitals
12. Fire & Life Safety Inspection of Schools
Document Preparation
When it comes to developing documents related to your particular organization, we feel that we can justify with our know-how about the subject. An indicative list is given hereunder.
1. Business Continuity Plan
2. ONEP/Disaster Management Plan
3. Method Statement and Safety Manual
4. HSE Plan of new (Green & Brownfield) projects
5. HIRA/EIA of new and operational plants
6. Legal Compliances
