Certified Safety Practioner

Week 1:

Introduction to Safety and Risk Management
Overview of safety roles and responsibilities.
Introduction to hazard identification and risk control techniques.
Hands-on exercises: Simulated hazard identification in classroom settings.
Week 2:

Understanding Safety Regulations and Compliance
Overview of OSHA, NFPA, ISO standards.
Compliance audits and their significance in workplace safety.
Practical compliance audit of a simulated industrial setup.
Week 3:

Fitness for Safety Professionals
Physical fitness assessment to ensure readiness for high-risk environments.
Customized fitness programs aimed at boosting stamina, strength, and flexibility.
Interactive fitness drills combining physical challenges with safety simulations.
Week 4:

Communication Skills for Safety
Basics of workplace communication in safety contexts.
Practical role-plays to enhance clarity when delivering safety instructions.
Safety communication in emergencies: Hands-on training in crisis scenarios.

Week 5:

Fire Safety and Emergency Response
Overview of fire hazards, prevention strategies, and response protocols.
Hands-on training in firefighting equipment and emergency evacuation procedures.
Industry Tour #1: Visit a manufacturing plant for a live fire safety audit and emergency response drill.
Week 6:

Enhancing English Skills for Safety Communication
Specialized English lessons focusing on safety vocabulary.
Writing clear, concise safety reports and incident logs.
Group discussions and mock presentations to boost confidence in workplace communication.
Week 7:

Advanced Equipment Handling and Safety Tools
Detailed training on personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety devices.
Practical sessions on equipment handling and maintenance, such as fire extinguishers, gas detectors, etc.
Industry Tour #2: On-site safety equipment inspection at a local industrial facility.
Week 8:

Advanced Communication Techniques
Conflict management and problem-solving in safety contexts.
Leading safety briefings and toolbox talks: Live practice sessions.
Real-world Case Studies: Analyze and present real-life safety incidents to sharpen communication skills in crisis situations.

Week 9:

Industry Safety Tours & Hazard Assessment
Industry Tour #3: Visit a high-risk industrial site (e.g., construction, chemical, or manufacturing plant).
Practical training: Conducting live risk assessments, hazard identification, and on-site safety audits.
Workshop: Drafting professional safety reports based on the industry tour.
Week 10:

Physical and Mental Fitness for High-Stress Roles
Continued physical training to prepare for high-stress safety environments.
Stress management techniques to maintain focus and control in emergencies.
Practical drills combining physical activity and simulated safety scenarios.
Week 11:

Real-World Safety Projects & Leadership
Lead a real-world safety project: Students work in teams to audit an industrial site.
Practical application: Conducting safety inspections, risk assessments, and delivering final recommendations.
Industry Tour #4: Final visit to a workplace to implement learnings and present a safety improvement plan.
Week 12:

Final Assessment and Certification
Final practical assessment covering all safety topics (fire safety, risk assessments, communication).
Presentation of student-led projects from industry visits and tours.