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Workplace injuries, regulatory penalties, and weak compliance systems can expose organisations to serious financial and legal risk. Many leaders struggle to build structured Health and Safety systems that align with ISO 45001 and Canadian OHSA requirements.
This Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems course provides a structured framework for designing, implementing, and evaluating a compliant OHSMS. It covers leadership commitment, hazard identification, emergency planning, performance monitoring, and continuous improvement aligned with CSA Z45001:2019.
Ideal for managers, supervisors, safety officers, and compliance professionals, the course strengthens risk control, documentation standards, and audit readiness. Learners gain the skills to establish measurable Health and Safety performance systems and support a proactive workplace safety culture.
Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems and ISO 45001 framework
Leadership commitment, OH&S policy development, and worker participation
Hazard identification, Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), and hierarchy of controls
Emergency preparedness planning aligned with CSA Z1600 guidance
Incident investigation, corrective actions, and documentation control
Performance monitoring, audits, KPIs, and continuous improvement cycles
There are no formal academic prerequisites for this course. A basic familiarity with workplace operations or supervisory responsibilities is beneficial. The course is suitable for professionals working in management, compliance, or safety-related roles.
