By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

• Health, safety, environment and quality management systems (SMS – EMS - QMS)
• Developing and implementing Risk Mapping programmes, using the new Risk Mapping Tool, to identify, analyse and control potential risks present within their organisation’s operations
• Identifying common management elements through ‘Gap Analysis’ techniques
• Carrying out HSEQ audits, including writing and presentation of audit reports
• Develop skills for investigating causes of accidents

DAY 1

Introduction to Integrated Management Systems (IMS – HSEQms)

• What is an Integrated Management system (IMS)?
• Management System Standards
• ISO 18001:1999 (Health and Safety Management Systems)
• ISO 14001:2004 (Environment Management Systems)
• ISO 9000:2000 (Quality Management Systems)
• ISO 19011:2002 (Management Systems Auditing)
• The Business Case for an IMS – Costs and Benefits

DAY 2

IMS – The HSEQms Framework

• Plan – Do – Check – Act
• Plan: Policy and Planning
• Do: Implementation and Operation
• Check: Performance Assessment Improvement
• Act: Management Review
• Setting the HSEQms Framework within the Organization
• Case Study: The Bhopal Gas Disaster, including Video
• Team Exercise: Writing up HSEQms Framework

DAY 3

IMS – Developing an HSEQ Management System

• New Risk Mapping Tool
• Developing a Risk Mapping programme
• Identifying Hazards using the new Risk Mapping Tool
• Determining Potential RisK
• Reviewing Existing Emergency Plans and Response Actions
• Developing and Writing HSEQ Procedures and Work Instructions
• Case Study: Chemical Explosions, including videos
• Team Exercise: Identifying hazards using the Risk Mapping Tool

DAY 4

IMS – Implementing and Monitoring an HSEQms

• Establishing and Implementing Active and Reactive Monitoring Procedures
• Developing and Writing an HSEQ Auditing Procedure
• Carrying out an HSEQ Audit and Writing and Presenting the Audit Report
• Case Study: Major Accidents, including video
• Team Exercise: Writing and Presenting an HSEQ Audit Report

DAY 5 

IMS - HSEQms Auditing

• Case Study: Step-by-Step guide for developing and implementing an HSEQms
• Programme Key Points Summary
• Open Discussion and Review Session
• Close of programme

• Management and individuals who have responsibilities for health, safety, environmental and/or quality management
• Production, process, maintenance, and HSE and QA personnel
• All line-management personnel involved in planning and/or implementing the organization’s Health & Safety, Environment and/or Quality procedures