IOSH Managing Safely Training Conference

  • IOSH Managing Safely Training Conference
  • United Arab Emirates (UAE) - Dubai

IOSH Managing Safely Training Conference

Course Category : Risk Management

This programme enables managers to embed occupational safety principles into daily management practices, ensuring legal compliance, risk reduction, and a safer, more sustainable workplace.
5 Days – Professional Management Level.

Starts On

5 - April - 2026

Ends On

9 - April - 2026

Location

United Arab Emirates (UAE) - Dubai

Language

English

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Targeted Audience

  • HSE Personnel
  • Office Managers
  • Production and Operations Managers
  • Maintenance Engineers
  • Team Leaders
  • Supervisors
  • Non-Safety Specialist Managers

Targeted Skills

  • Hazard identification and risk assessment
  • Applying the hierarchy of risk control
  • Understanding legal responsibilities
  • Incident and accident investigation
  • Active and reactive monitoring
  • Safety performance evaluation
  • Environmental protection awareness

Expected Outcomes

  • Clearly understand managerial responsibilities in occupational safety.
  • Conduct effective workplace risk assessments.
  • Apply recognised safety management systems.
  • Professionally investigate incidents and accidents.
  • Improve safety performance and environmental compliance.

Training Topics Index

  • Fundamentals of safety management
  • Importance of managing safety
  • Managerial responsibilities
  • Risk assessment principles

  • Risk reduction techniques
  • Hierarchy of risk control
  • Legal duties of managers
  • Safety management systems

  • Types of workplace hazards
  • Physical hazards
  • Chemical hazards
  • Hazard identification methods

  • Importance of investigation
  • Causes of accidents
  • Investigation methodology
  • Professional reporting

  • Active and reactive monitoring
  • Auditing and review
  • Safety performance evaluation
  • Environmental protection principles