Aligning Workplace Safety with International Standards: OHSAS Occupational Safety and Health Training Course (Online / Remote)
1Summary
Workplace injuries rarely come from nowhere — they trace back to a risk someone failed to plan for. That is the premise behind OHSAS: a globally recognized framework for assessing and managing occupational safety, built to slot directly into ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 quality systems rather than compete with them. For organizations, treating safety management as a strategic part of risk prevention, not an afterthought, has become central to protecting the workforce and meeting labor-market expectations that keep shifting toward more advanced international practice.
The Arab British Fellowship Training Academy designed this course to hand participants those practical skills in a simple, direct way — planning, risk assessment and emergency response the OHSAS way.
2Objectives and target group
Who Should Attend?
- Occupational health and safety managers and employees in occupational safety departments.
- Emergency managers and their teams.
What Participants Will Gain
- How to plan, identify and assess risks and resolve them using modern methods.
- How to manage OHSAS programs efficiently and prepare the technical documentation they require.
- Why preparing for every emergency scenario matters, and how to respond to modern technological and operational hazards.
- How to measure, monitor and continuously improve a safety management system.
3Course Content
Module 1: Reading Risk Before It Becomes an Incident
- Core concepts of safety and risk management.
- Activating emergency and risk-response plans before they're needed.
Module 2: Inside the OHSAS Framework
- Principles and foundations of the OHSAS system.
- Occupational safety and health management standards in practice.
Module 3: OHSAS Alongside ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
- Distinguishing OHSAS from the ISO 9001, 14001 and 18001 quality systems and how they interact.
Module 4: Running OHSAS Day to Day
- Software and tools used to manage OHSAS programs operationally.