Training Course in Industrial Security Risk Management and Safety Standards (Online / Remote)
1Summary
Physical hazards, chemical exposure, and risks that emerge only as work environments and technologies evolve — industrial facilities deal with a moving target when it comes to safety, and standing still is rarely an option.
This course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy gives participants a comprehensive platform for managing industrial security and applying global safety standards, combining regulatory knowledge with practical tools for identifying, assessing and reducing risk.
Participants also build skills in crisis and emergency management, so that when something does go wrong, the response is fast, organised, and protects both people and facilities.
2Objectives and target group
Who Should Attend?
- Industrial security and safety management employees.
- Engineers and supervisors of industrial operations.
- Teams responsible for applying safety standards across different industries.
- Those responsible for developing and implementing safety and security policies.
Knowledge and Benefits:
By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
- Understand and apply advanced industrial security systems.
- Assess and analyse risk using the latest methods and tools.
- Apply international safety standards in industrial processes.
- Manage crises and emergencies, and use technology to strengthen safety systems.
3Course Content
Module 1: The Hazards You're Actually Managing
- Physical, chemical and biological hazards.
- Psychological and economic risks related to safety.
- Identifying new risks in evolving work environments.
Module 2: What Industrial Security and General Safety Really Mean
- The concept of industrial security and its impact on the work environment.
- The difference between industrial security and general safety.
- Protecting worker safety and health, improving productivity, and reducing financial losses.
Module 3: The Legal and International Standards Framework
- Local and international laws related to industrial security.
- The role of governmental agencies and international organisations in setting standards.
- ILO and OSHA standards, and the legal consequences of non-compliance.
Module 4: Assessing Risk and Reporting It Clearly
- Risk assessment techniques using advanced and digital tools.
- Analysing past accidents to draw lessons.
- Writing comprehensive risk reports and using them to support decisions.
Module 5: Detection, Alarms and Modern Monitoring Systems
- Industrial safety monitoring and remote monitoring systems.
- Fire and toxic gas detection systems.
- Artificial intelligence tools and how alarms alert employees in an emergency.
Module 6: Preventing Accidents Before They Happen
- Implementing comprehensive prevention policies.
- Training employees on hazard prevention.
- Monitoring the effectiveness of prevention strategies.
Module 7: When Things Go Wrong: Crisis and Emergency Management
- Developing an effective emergency plan.
- Necessary measures for dealing with major accidents.
- Training employees on quick response during crises.
Module 8: Building a Safety Culture Through Leadership
- The importance of leadership in promoting safety practices.
- Encouraging employees to adhere to safety procedures.
- Developing a safety culture across all employee levels.
Module 9: Technology, Data and the Future of Industrial Security
- Smart systems, augmented and virtual reality tools in safety training.
- Digital and big-data analysis tools for evaluating security system performance.
- Integrating technology to reduce cost and improve security performance.