Introduction to Safety, Health, and Environment

This course provides an introduction to the key principles and practices of maintaining safety, promoting health, and protecting the environment in various industries. This course covers topics such as workplace safety, environmental regulations, hazard identification, risk management, and sustainable practices. Students will learn how safety, health, and environmental (SHE) factors are interconnected and how organizations can implement programs to ensure compliance, prevent accidents, and minimize environmental impacts. The course emphasizes the importance of developing a holistic approach to managing safety, health, and environmental risks.

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Understanding Safety, Health, and Environmental Concepts: Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the basic concepts and interrelationships between safety, health, and environmental management in the workplace.
• Identifying Hazards and Managing Risks: Learn how to identify and assess hazards related to safety, health, and the environment, and apply risk management strategies to control or eliminate potential dangers.
• Compliance with Environmental and Safety Regulations: Gain knowledge of key safety, health, and environmental regulations, including OSHA and environmental protection laws, and understand the role of compliance in fostering a safe and sustainable workplace.
• Implementing SHE Programs: Develop the ability to design and implement safety, health, and environmental programs that promote a culture of safety, protect worker health, and minimize the environmental impact of industrial activities.

These outcomes aim to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to the development and management of comprehensive safety, health, and environmental programs, preparing them for roles in SHE management across various industries.