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Core Principles of Occupational Health and Safety
1.5-3hrs
beginner levelThis free online course introduces you to the core principles and international standards in Occupational Health and Safety. You will learn about workers' rights, occupational safety and health policies and systems for prevention and protection, the importance of information, and continuous improvement. You will also receive a basic understanding of the responsibilities of relevant parties and the enforcement of policies.
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Core Principles of Occupational Health and Safety
Learn the core principles and international standards in Occupational Health and Safety in this free online course.
This free online course introduces you to the core principles and international standards in Occupational Health and Safety. You will learn about workers' rights, occupational safety and health policies and systems for prevention and protection, the importance of information, and continuous improvement. You will also receive a basic understanding of the responsibilities of relevant parties and the enforcement of policies.
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Module 18 Lessons
Core Principles in Occupational Health and Safety
In this module, you will be introduced to the reason behind the need for Occupational Health and Safety systems, the key principles of Occupational Health and Safety, and their importance.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.The Reason Behind Occupational Health and Safety Systems
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3.Workers' Rights
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4.Establishment of National Systems and Programmes
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5.Key Principles Recognised by International Labour Standards
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6.Importance of Information, Education and Training
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7.International Commission on Occupational Health Definition
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8.Lesson Summary
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Module 21 Lessons
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