SAFETY OFFICER COURSE IN SIALKOT IN SIALKOT

• The health and safety officer's main aim is to prevent accidents, injuries and work-related illnesses in the workplace. Their role is to create and implementhealth and safety policies in accordance with the latest legislation and to ensure that these policies are implemented by management and employees. During this orientation, the employee receives an introduction to the university's safety program. Topics include fire extinguisher use, emergency preparedness procedures, hazard communication, injury/illness prevention program components, and personal safety on campus. All employees of the university are required to attend this training. • Aerial Lift Operators This class is designed for employees who operator hydraulic lifts. The training is required every 3 years. • Asbestos Awareness: Asbestos containing materials (ACM) can be found in nearly all campus facilities. It is important that all employees follow proper work practices to minimize the potential for disturbing ACM. This training is for employees who may be exposed to ACM in the course of their jobs. • Back Safety This course is designed for employees who are required to lift as part of their job description, however, all are welcome. Lifting techniques and basic biomechanics will be discussed and demonstrated. If you had trouble with your back, knees, shoulders, or neck; this course will give you practical information to minimize risk factors associated with musculoskeletal disorders (SDs), and potential sprain/strain and injury. • Bloodborne Pathogens Annual bloodborne pathogen training covers all university employees who have the potential for occupational exposures with blood or potentially infectious materials during the course of their job duties. Bloodborne pathogens include Hepatitis A, B, and C and HIV. • Building Marshal Training Building marshals provide an important service to the university during potential disasters and emergencies. This training is provided periodically or as needed to keep marshals informed of the latest emergency procedures and action plans. • Confined Space Confined spaces are areas that have openings large enough and so configured that an employee can bodily enter and perform assigned work; has limited or restricted means for entry or exit; and is not designed for continuous employee occupancy. Training is required for all employees who may work in a confined space. The training includes recognition of potentially harmful atmospheres and physical hazards associated with these spaces. • The health and safety officer's main aim is to prevent accidents, injuries and work-related illnesses in the workplace. Their role is to create and implementhealth and safety policies in accordance with the latest legislation and to ensure that these policies are implemented by management and employees. During this orientation, the employee receives an introduction to the university's safety program. Topics include fire extinguisher use, emergency preparedness procedures, hazard communication, injury/illness prevention program components, and personal safety on campus. All employees of the university are required to attend this training. • Aerial Lift Operators This class is designed for employees who operator hydraulic lifts. The training is required every 3 years. • Asbestos Awareness: Asbestos containing materials (ACM) can be found in nearly all campus facilities. It is important that all employees follow proper work practices to minimize the potential for disturbing ACM. This training is for employees who may be exposed to ACM in the course of their jobs. • Back Safety Views: 37