- First Aid Level 1:
| • Legal Aspects | • Unconsciousness |
| • Principles of Safety | • Wounds and Bleeding |
| • Casualty Management | • Burns and Bleeding |
| • Breathing | • Electrical Injuries |
| • Artificial Respiration | • Head and Spinal Injuries |
| • CPR | • Injuries to Muscles and Ligaments |
| • Choking | • Bandages and Splints |
| • Blood and Circulation | • Fractures |
| • Shock |
- First Aid Level 2:
| • Legal Aspects | • Blood and Circulation |
| • Principles of Safety | • Shock |
| • Casualty Management | • Blood and Circulation |
| • Breathing | • Unconsciousness |
| • Artificial Respiration | • Wounds and Bleeding |
| • CPR | • Head and Spinal Injuries |
| • Choking | • Injuries to Muscles and Ligaments |
| • Fractures | • Burns and Scalds |
| • Chest, Head & Spinal Injuries | • Electrical Injuries |
| • Blast Injuries | • Epilepsy (Fits) |
| • Eye & Hand Injuries | • Chest Pain and Paralysis |
| • Multiple Injury Management | • CVA (Stroke) |
| • Rescue Carriers | • Injuries to Muscles and Ligaments |
| • Electrical Injuries | • Bandages and Splints |
| • Fractures | • Elementary and Applied Anatomy and Physiology |
| • Poisoning & Environmental Emergencies |
- Health & Safety Representative:
- Accident/Incident Investigation:
| • The reason for investigations | • Conducting the interview |
| • Causes of incidents | • Handling disagreements |
| • Investigate every incident | • Taking notes and statements |
| • The investigation team | • Closing the interview |
| • Investigating steps | • Re-enact the incident |
| • Visit the scene of the incident | • Investigation reports & checklist |
| • Collect exhibits | • Case studies |
| • Collect exhibits | • Review of skills learnt |
| • Interview the right people | • Evaluation of course |
| • Preparing for the interview & asking the right questions | |
- OHS Act Awareness for Management – Workshop:
| • General duties of employees | • Health and safety committees |
| • Duty to inform | • Functions of health and safety committees |
| • General duties of employees at work | • Certain deductions prohibited |
| • Duty not to interfere with, damage or misuse things | • Report to an inspector regarding certain incidents |
| • Chief executive officer charged with certain duties | • Victimization forbidden |
| • Health and safety representatives | • Acts or omissions by employees or mandatories |
| • Functions of health and safety representatives | • Penalties |
- Basic SHE Principals In The Workplace:
| • Health and safety policy | • Safe working practices |
| • Organisational structure | • Intoxication (alcohol abuse) / drugs |
| • Duties of your employer & employee | • First aid / accident / investigation reporting |
| • Your rights as an employee | • Fire prevention |
| • General health and safety rules | • Good housekeeping |
| • Organisation’s rules and procedures | • Symbolic safety signs |
- Hazardous Identification Risk Assessment –HIRA:
| • Definitions | • Example Of Common Hazard Identification Checklist |
| • Occupational Health And Safety Act | • Types Of Hazards To Look For In A Workplace |
| • Risks | • Type Of Documentation & Information we need to do a Hazard Identification |
| • Types Of Risks | • Important Points to remember when conducting a Hazard Identification In Your Work Area |
| • Hazard And Risks | • Hazard Identification Guidelines |
| • Aspects To Consider In Identifying Hazards | • Follow-Up And Monitoring |
| • Hazard Identification And Risk Assessment | • Hazard Identification And Risks Assessment Teams |
| • Plan & Prepare For Hazard Identification | |
- Basic Environmental Course
- Construction Regulations
- COID Act Course:
| Day one | Day two |
| • Interpretation of the Act | • Determination and calculation of Compensation |
| • Administration of the Act | • Occupational Disease |
| • Compensation Fund and Reserve Fund | • Medical aid |
| • Compensation for Occupational Injuries | • Obligations of Employers |
| • Claims for Compensation | • Legal procedures |
| • General |
- Advanced OHS Act Course
- Forklift & Reach Truck Driver Training:
| • Parts and Components | • Dangerous goods |
| • Inspection and Maintenance | • Fire safety |
| • Safety on a Forklift | • Forklift stability |
| • Refuelling | • Theory assessment |
| • Pallets and storage containers | • Practical assessment |
- Power Pallet Driver Training:
| • Principles of operation | • Stacking |
| • Mechanical appreciation | • Parking |
| • Inspections | • Theory assessment |
| • Lifting | • Practical assessment |
| • Transporting | • |
- Overhead Crane Code 30 – 31 Certification & Recertification
- Mobile Crane Driver Training:
| Module 1 (Operator Training) | |
| • Safety | • Practical operations |
| • Different types of cranes | • Overhead crane braking system ( Appendix 1) |
| • Crane Components | • Risk control ( Appendix 2) |
| Module 2 Overhead Crane (Rigging) | |
| • Using slings and lifting equipment | • Wire rope slings & Construction of Ropes |
| • Rope inspection | • Correct slinging methods |
| • Correct use of sling | • Mechanical splicing |
| • Chain slings & Steel Wire Ropes | • Centre of gravity |
| • Good slinging practices | • Identification of slings |
| • Home-made lifting Equipment | • Inspection of Wire Ropes |
| • Shackles | • Discarding and Rejecting of Unsafe tackle |
| • Natural fibre ropes | • Appendix 1 (Risk Control) |
| • Wire Strands | |
- Scissor Lift Certification & Recertification
- Rigging & Slinging Training Course & Chain Hoist
- Hazardous Task Training (Heights/Hot Work/Permit Controllers)
- ISO/OHSAS 14001/18001 Training (Introduction)
- ISO/OHSAS 14001/18001 Training (In Depth)
- Scaffold Erector Training:
| • Basic scaffolding requirements | • Hoist towers |
| • Tying scaffolding to building facades | • Protection fans and nets |
| • Independent scaffold | • Interpretation of drawings and specifications |
- Basic Fire Fighting:
| • Handling of Hazardous Chemical Substances | • Search and Rescue |
| • Risk Assessments | • Moving in Smoke and Darkness |
| • Elements of Fire | • Moving Downstairs |
| • Ignition Sources | • To avoid losing your way |
| • Classification of Fires | • Working on Roofs |
| • Methods of Fire Spread | • Duties, Tasks and responsibilities of a Fire Team |
| • Fire Extinguishers | • Fire Fighting Equipment Inspections – Hose Reels and Fire Extinguishers |
| • Identification of Water Supplies | • Additional duties, tasks and responsibilities for a Fire team leader |
| • Entry Hazards | • Evacuation Plan and Drills |
- Working at Heights:
| • Module 1: Legal Aspects | • Module 2: Hazards associated with working at
Heights |
| • Module 3: Medical requirements | • Module 4: Safety precautions/Mitigation |
| • Module 5: Permit requirements for
Hazardous Tasks |
• Module 6: Appointments and competencies |
| • Module 7: Assessments – Theoretical | |
- SHE Managers Course:
| • Risk Management | • Technical Safety |
| • HIRA | • Occupational Health |
| • Health and Safety Theories, Principles and SHE Systems | • Introduction to Industrial Environmental Management |
| • OSHACT and other Legislation | • Introduction to Implementation, Maintenance and Organisation of a SHE Program |
| • Incident investigation | |
Fitting Qualification Fundamental Unit Standards
- NQF Level 2:
- NQF Level 3:
- NQF Level 4:
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