Goals
- Understanding the civil and criminal responsibilities of managers and supervisors in matters of health and safety.
- Identify stakeholders from an S&S perspective, their needs and expectations.
- Create and manage the key document DUERP (single document for the assessment of occupational risks), assess and prioritize the risks.
- Propose a policy and action plan to management to reduce risks.
- Driving continuous improvement in S&S.
Program
Regulatory introduction to the HSE framework
- French legislative framework, laws and decrees, requirements of the Labour Code.
- Determine and identify the responsibilities of the supervising manager, inexcusable fault of the employer.
- Actors in the prevention of S&S risks, technical and financial support mechanisms.
- Positioning in relation to ISO 45001 certification (Health and Safety Management System)
Understanding risk categories
- 8 to 26 families depending on the classifications.
- Focus on stress at work, chemical risk, falls from height, level slips and trips, handling, thermal environments and work environment.
- Other risks (external companies, working alone, fire, road risk).
- Difficulty.
- Exercises based on photographed situations.
Understanding the principles of occupational risk assessment
- Concepts of work unit and risk.
- Observation of work situations: QQOQCP, ITAMAMI.
- DUERP: Evaluation and prioritization.
- Scientific approach, rigor and formalism.
- Prevention methods.
Build and lead the health and safety project
- Formalize an effective prevention plan.
- Updating the DUERP according to regulations, events and technology.
- Continuous improvement, tips and tricks for everyday S&S animation.
Analysis of near misses and accidents
- Reminders on the group problem-solving method; PDCA (Plan Do Check Act), 6M, 5W.
- Cause tree analysis method.
- Exercises.
Monitoring, indicators and S&S dashboard
- Reminders about Indicators and Dashboards.
- Internal and external communication.
- S&S integration into business processes.
Evaluation and validation methods
Trainee attendance throughout the training and during the workshops, risk assessment exercise, questionnaire (16/20).
Target audience
Supervisory staff, Safety manager, Members of the Works Council.
Prerequisites
None



