30-Hours Diploma in Duty of Care and Safety Responsibilities
Credit hours
3
Duty of care is examined as both a legal principle and an everyday responsibility at work. Learners study health and safety legislation, the roles of employers and managers, hazard identification and risk assessment, safety policies and controls, and incident investigation. Units on ethical decision-making and communication make it suitable for supervisors and staff with safety duties.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Duty of Care: Concepts and Legal Principles
- 02Workplace Health and Safety Legislation and Regulatory Compliance
- 03Roles and Responsibilities of Employers, Managers, and Supervisors
- 04Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Techniques
- 05Implementing Safety Policies and Control Measures
- 06Incident Reporting, Investigation, and Root Cause Analysis
- 07Ethical Decision-Making and Accountability in Duty of Care
- 08Effective Communication in Health and Safety Management
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