Other Resources
1. OSHAcademy - Free online OSH training. Over 20 subjects including Accident Investigation. Online examination and low
cost course certificates.
2.
Safety Risk Australia - a website wih a lot of free
interesting safety, health and risk management stuff.
3. PDF document "Management Principles". Included
in this are some “Principles of Management”.
They can be used when writing a text or within the context of training. A number of these principles can be attributed to Louis A. Allen and I learned quite a bit about management after buying my
first Allen book “The Management Profession”, back in the seventies. The principles also appear in other
publications.
4. A brief description of a project to improve the
safety management efforts of a chemical company in The Netherlands. The ISRS (International Safety Rating System) was used as a
reference.
5. Open
Colleges, Australia Occupational Health Safety Training Creating a safe work environment is critical to
the success an efficient business, and is one of the best ways to retain staff and maximise productivity. Business
owners have responsibilities regarding health and safety in the workplace and many companies are now enlisting the
help of occupational health and safety (OHS) professionals.
This Diploma is suitable for those who currently manage or administrate OHS for their workplaces,
or for those looking to gain the skills to allow them to step into this sort of role. The course assumes some
existing knowledge of OHS practices, but aims to build on your current knowledge and formalise your current skills.
Knowing and understanding the OHS laws enables businesses to form a strong foundation to achieve long-term
success.
6. Safety, Health, Environment and Quality - Guide to
Managing Risk. 550-page book by Germain, Bird and Labuschagne. Published by ILCI (2011). ISBN
978-0-615-44712-4.
This book presents a systematic and practical approach to managing risks through the control of safety, health,
environmental and quality (SHEQ) incidents. Written for students, practitioners and leaders at all levels, this
book provides a valuable resource as you plan, develop, implement and improve your SHEQ programs. Whether
you manage SHEQ as an integrated system or as separate disciplines/management systems, this book can help make
a difference in your programs.This practical reference, presents the concepts, techniques, sample forms and actual
case studies to help you achieve success.
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