Course description
A well-designed and implemented safety management system can ensure you deliver high-quality healthcare without compromising your workforce's health or safety.
This training course will explore the link between quality healthcare provision and effective health and safety management and highlight common healthcare management failings and proven practical solutions.
The training Course will provide delegates with a unique blend of proven management techniques and effective implementation to enable you to deliver the high standards of performance your business expects effectively.
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Suitability - Who should attend?
This training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
- All Healthcare line managers, supervisors, and team leaders
- Healthcare engineers and maintenance personnel
- HSE personnel
- Employee representatives
- Human resources professionals
- Any other staff who are involved in planning and implementing the Healthcare organisation’s HSE management system
Outcome / Qualification etc.
At the end of this training Course, you will learn to:
- Appreciate the significant legal duties for Healthcare provision
- Understand the significant hazards and risks in Healthcare provision
- Develop the skills to manage health and safety in line with other core Healthcare activities
- Understanding risk perception and effective hazard control in Healthcare
- Appreciate the importance of monitoring success for continuous improvement
Training Course Content
Day 1
Maintaining a Safe Healthcare Environment
- The role and importance of facilities management
- Medical gasses
- Legionella
- Work at height and confined spaces
- Electricity and essential power supply
- Slips, trips and falls – hazards and controls
- Control of contractors - work permit systems and isolations
Day 2
Hazards, Risks, And Controls Within Healthcare - Part 1
- Occupational health hazards – chemical, physical, biological, psychosocial, ergonomic
- A hospital-acquired infection (HAI) – hazards and controls
- Sharps and needlestick management
- Cleaning, sterilisation, and decontamination
- Control of exposure to hazardous substances (including biological agents)
- Laboratory safety
Day 3
Hazards, Risks, And Controls Within Healthcare – Part 2
- Exposure to ionising radiation, its measurement, and control
- Waste management – clinical and non-clinical
- Musculoskeletal injuries and ill-health – hazards and controls
- Stress – HSE Stress Management Standards
- Health assessment and health surveillance
- Fire and safe evacuation
Day 4
Maintaining A Safe Healthcare Environment
- The role and importance of facilities management
- Medical gasses
- Legionella
- Work at height and confined spaces
- Electricity and essential power supply
- Slips, trips and falls – hazards and controls
- Control of contractors - work permit systems and isolations
Day 5
Maintaining A Safe Healthcare Environment
- The role and importance of facilities management
- Medical gasses
- Legionella
- Work at height and confined spaces
- Electricity and essential power supply
- Slips, trips and falls – hazards and controls
- Control of contractors - work permit systems and isolations
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