Safranin - Occupational Health and Safety Consultancy Services



	Safranin is registered with the Health and Welfare SETA, registration number HW591PA0801002. Safranin offers the following training programs: OHS Act and Health and Safety Training for Supervisors and Employees (One day course) Health and Safety Representative Training (One day course SAQA Unit Standard 116518) Incident/Accident Investigator's Training (One day course) First-aid level 1 + 2 training (Two day course) Fire Prevention and Portable Fire Extinguishers Training Course (One to two day course) Hazardous Chemical Substances Training Course (One Day) Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Training courses (One to Two day courses) Basic Health and Safety training Course (One to two days)

	OHS ACT AND HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING FOR SUPERVISORS AND EMPLOYEES Common Law V Statute Law Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993 Objectives of the Act Structure of the Act Duties of Employers Duties of employers to persons other than their employees Duties of Employees Health and Safety Representative and Committees Report to inspector regarding certain incidents Acts or omissions by employees or mandatories General Machinery Regulations Supervision of machinery Hazardous Chemical Substances Regulations Information and Training Noise Induced Hearing Loss Regulations Information and Training Construction Regulations

	HEALTH AND SAFETY REPRESENTATIVE TRAINING Course Objectives Introduction Causes of Accidents Lack of Control Personal and Job Factors Unsafe Acts and Conditions Incidents / Accidents Costs Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993 Structure of the Act Definitions General Duties of Employers Duty to Inform General Duties of Employees Health and Safety Representatives Functions of Health and Safety Representatives Health and Safety Committees Functions of Health and Safety Committees Health and Safety Committees Inspection Register

	ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION TRAINING COURSE Legislation Section 8 General duties of employers to their employees Section 14 General duties of employees Section 24 Incidents reported to the Inspector of Labour General Administrative Regulations Regulation 9 Recording and Investigation of accidents Annexure 1 Investigation form Origins of accidents Accident investigation and analysis Reporting procedures Why accidents are not reported. Risk assessments techniques and recording Identification Evaluation Risk control measures Practical investigation

	FIRST AID LEVEL 1 TRAINING Time factor : 2 days Target Population Aimed at any employee / person who may become involved in saving a life or designation for first aiders in organizations. Principles of first aid and safety – emergency scene management Artificial respiration One man CPR Choking Wounds and Bleeding Shock, unconsciousness and bleeding Fractures Burns Burn wounds Head and spinal Injuries a) Time allocation : 50 % theoretical and 50% practical b) Evaluation weighted approximately one-third theoretical and two thirds practical c) Compulsory student CPR demonstration to standard d) Duration : 16 hours exclusive of 4 hours evaluation

	FIRE PREVENTION AND PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS TRAINING COURSE Objectives General duties of employers General duties of employees Chemistry of fire Fuel Heat Air Ignition sources Transmission of heat Fire equipment Classification of fires Classification of fire equipment Methods of extinguishment Operation of fire equipment Practical session if the environment allows the making of fires

	HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES TRAINING COURSE Legislation Hazardous chemical substances regulations Classes of chemicals Entry points into the body Markings on containers Storage of chemicals Cleaning procedures Personal protective equipment Material safety data sheets

	HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT TRAINING COURSES Aim of the course. Legislation. Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993. Hazardous Chemical Substances Regulations. Construction Regulations. Risk Identification Methodology. Risk Assessment Operational Sequence. Identification of hazards and risks. Evaluation of the hazards and risks. Risk and hazard control measures. Implementation of the risk control measures. Development of safe work procedures Implementation of safe work procedures.

	BASIC HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING COURSE Course Objectives Legislation: Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993 Objectives of the Act Duties of the Employer Duties of Employees Duty to Inform Report to Inspector Regarding Certain Incidents Personal Protective Equipment Head Protection Eye Protection Face Protection Hearing Protection Respiratory Protection Foot Protection Hand Protection What is An Accident Causes of Accidents Symbolic Signs Housekeeping Hazardous Chemical Substances Guards and Machinery Ladders Fire Equipment