Applied Principles of Safety Management Systems
The safety management system is a comprehensive management system designed to manage safety features in the workplace
Course Details
Duration 4 – 8 Hours 
Training Mode Online / in-company 
Language English
Prerequisites None
Assessment Onboard Exam
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Introduction
This course will help participants and organizations understand the fundamental principles of function, role and importance of developing and implementing an effective Safety Management System (SMS). Safety management system (SMS) is a comprehensive management system designed to manage safety elements in the workplace. It includes policy, objectives, plans, procedures, organisation, responsibilities and other measures. SMS is used in industries that manage significant safety risks, including aviation, petroleum, chemical, electricity generation and others.
What you will learn?
Understand the basic knowledge, techniques and skills needed to develop a Safety Management System and measure its performanceDiscover how an effective system can reduce costsLearn cost-effective resource planningSee how safety risks are managed proactivelyExplore how to build a positive safety culture within your organizationCourse Details
Duration 4 – 8 Hours Training Mode Online / in-company Language EnglishPrerequisites NoneAssessment Onboard Exam
Key topics
Basics of Health & SafetyPolicy and ObjectivesRisk control & ManagementMeasuring & Performance reviewOrganizational factorsContact Us
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FAQ
SMS is composed of four functional components:
Safety Policy Safety Risk Management Safety Assurance Safety PromotionThe main purpose of a safety management system is to provide a systematic approach for managing safety risks in operations. SMS also aims to improve safety by building on existing processes, demonstrating corporate due diligence, and reinforcing the overall safety culture
Safety Assurance Activities Safety audits and inspections; Gap analysis; Creation of meaningful safety data (such as Key Performance Indicators); Employee safety performance monitoring; Aviation safety training; Documentation review (of policies and procedures); Goals and objectives monitoring