30-Hours Professional Diploma in Eye Safety
Credit hours
3
Starting with eye anatomy and vision basics, learners identify workplace eye hazards, including chemical, radiation and mechanical risks. The course covers choosing and caring for eye protection, first aid for eye injuries, high-risk environments and digital eye strain from screens. Useful for safety officers, supervisors and workers in hazardous jobs.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Eye Safety and Occupational Health Standards
- 02Anatomy of the Eye and Vision Fundamentals
- 03Workplace Eye Hazards and Risk Identification
- 04Eye Protection: Types, Selection, and Maintenance
- 05Emergency Response to Eye Injuries and First Aid
- 06Eye Safety in High-Risk Environments
- 07Chemical, Radiation, and Mechanical Eye Hazards
- 08Visual Display Units and Digital Eye Strain
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