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OTHM Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety

Awarded by OTHM Qualifications, UK • Regulated by Ofqual & Qualifications Wales

OTHM Level 6 • Occupational Health & Safety

Assignments Only
Grad IOSH Pathway*
Evening Online (8–11 PM IST)
Fast-Track Option

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Fees & EMI
Curriculum

RQF Level & Credits

Level 6 • 120

Guided Learning

480 GLH

Assessment

7 Assignments

Delivery

Online Evenings

About the Qualification

The OTHM Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety is equivalent to the final year of a UK bachelor’s degree. It builds advanced competence to manage risk, ensure compliance and strengthen safety culture—ideal for HSE officers, managers and consultants across India, the Gulf and worldwide.

*Grad IOSH eligibility subject to IOSH criteria and current recognitions.

What You’ll Achieve

Job-Ready Capabilities

• Design & implement integrated H&S frameworks
• Lead risk, incident & emergency management
• Drive measurable safety performance

Compliance Mastery

• Interpret national & international legislation
• Align with ISO 45001 / HSG65
• Embed audit & continual improvement

Leadership & Culture

• Promote a positive safety culture
• Influence stakeholders & boards
• Strengthen ethics, CPD & professionalism

Entry Requirements

Academic / Experience

• Level 3+ H&S qualification (NEBOSH/IOSH/NCRQ/BSC), or
• Min. 2 years relevant HSE experience (age 21+)
• Minimum age: 18

Language

• English proficiency sufficient for assignment-based assessment

Course Structure (7 Mandatory Units • 120 Credits • 480 GLH)

Unit List

1. H&S Management Principles and Policy
2. H&S Management Practice
3. Risk and Incident Management
4. Promoting a Positive H&S Culture
5. Maintaining a Safe Workplace Environment
6. H&S Law, Regulation and Influence
7. Development of the H&S Practitioner

Assessment

• Coursework / Assignments only (no written exams)
• One written assignment per unit (total 7)
• Workplace-relevant, application-focused tasks

Why choose the OTHM Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety?

This Ofqual-regulated Level 6 qualification develops senior-level competence in risk control, law and leadership. At NISHE, an OTHM approved centre, you’ll study via flexible evening online classes with recordings. Assessment is 100% assignment-based across seven mandatory units, so you can apply learning to your workplace and progress towards Graduate Membership (Grad IOSH) and the CMIOSH pathway.

What you will learn

• Health & safety management systems, culture and leadership

• Risk and incident management, audits and performance review

• Law, regulation and international frameworks

• Practitioner development, ethics and CPD planning

Who should enroll

HSE Officers/Engineers, Supervisors, Managers and consultants seeking a globally recognised Level 6 qualification with strong career mobility across India, the Gulf and worldwide.

What makes this OTHM Level 6 Diploma stand out?

This OTHM Level 6 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety is for professionals aiming for senior responsibility in compliance, risk control, and culture. It is Ofqual-regulated and globally recognised, so your qualification travels with you.

Delivered by NISHE (OTHM approved centre), the programme runs in convenient evening batches with recordings. Learning is 100% assignment-based, letting you apply concepts directly at work and progress without exam pressure.

You will cover law and regulation, audits and performance review, risk and incident management, and leadership for positive safety culture. Graduates are eligible for Grad IOSH and can move towards CMIOSH via IPD, with academic routes to relevant Master’s programmes.

Flexible delivery & support

Study online from anywhere in India or the Gulf. Typical duration is 6–12 months with a fast-track option for motivated learners. NISHE provides templates, guided feedback, and simple installment plans to keep learning affordable.

Fees & Installments (NISHE)

Total Fee

₹ 1,00,300

Inclusive of tuition, exam, GST & study materials. No hidden charges.

Installment Plan

At Registration	₹ 15,300
When Training Starts	₹ 35,000
Before Exam Registration	₹ 50,000

Progression Opportunities

• Apply for Grad IOSH → route to CMIOSH via IPD*
• Progress to Master’s programmes (MBA/MSc/MA) subject to university policy
• Roles: HSE Manager/Director, Risk & Compliance Manager, HSE Consultant/Auditor, Corporate Safety Advisor

*Check IOSH for current recognition and requirements.

Contact & Delivery Regions

National Institute of Safety Health and Environment (NISHE)

New Delhi | Lucknow | Patna | Kolkata | Dubai

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Objective

The Electrical Safety Training aims to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical skills to recognize, prevent, and respond to electrical hazards in the workplace.

The training emphasizes compliance with international and national standards, fostering a culture of safety and awareness.

Target Audience

• Electricians
• Maintenance Personnel
• Supervisors & Managers
• Safety Officers
• Anyone Working with or Near Electrical Systems

Key Features

• Duration: 8 Days (48 Hours)
• Format: Interactive sessions, real-world case studies, hands-on demonstrations, and assessments.
• Materials Provided: Comprehensive study materials in PPT and PDF formats, including visual aids and reference guides.
• Certification: Certificates available

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the training, participants will:

1. Understand electrical hazards and associated risks (e.g., shocks, burns, arc flash).
2. Learn to use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) effectively.
3. Master Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures.
4. Gain awareness of legal and regulatory standards (OSHA, NFPA, Indian Standards).
5. Conduct risk assessments and implement control measures.
6. Respond effectively to electrical emergencies, including shock and burns.

Electrical Safety Training Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Electrical Safety

• Importance of electrical safety in workplaces.
• Common electrical hazards and their consequences.
• Overview of electrical accidents (global and local statistics).
• Key terms and definitions: voltage, current, resistance, etc.

Module 2: Electrical Hazards and Risk Assessment

• Types of electrical hazards:
  • Electric shock
  • Burns
  • Arc flash and arc blast
  • Electrical fires
• Causes of electrical incidents: improper wiring, overloads, lack of grounding.
• Conducting a risk assessment: identifying hazards, evaluating risks, and implementing controls.

Module 3: Electrical Standards and Legal Compliance

• Overview of national and international standards:
  • OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and 1926
  • NFPA 70E
  • IEC and IS standards (India-specific regulations).
• Employer and employee responsibilities under the Electricity Act, 2003.
• Legal consequences of non-compliance.

Module 4: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Electrical Work

• Types of PPE: insulated gloves, arc-rated clothing, face shields, and footwear.
• Selection and proper use of PPE for different tasks and voltage levels.
• Inspection, maintenance, and storage of PPE.

Module 5: Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Procedures

• Importance of LOTO in electrical safety.
• Step-by-step LOTO procedures: isolating energy sources, applying locks and tags.
• Roles of authorized and affected personnel.
• LOTO devices and their use.

Module 6: Safe Work Practices

• Working safely around live circuits.
• Proper use of insulated tools and grounding techniques.
• Maintaining safe distances from energized equipment.
• Do’s and don’ts in electrical safety.

Module 7: Specialized Electrical Work Environments

• Electrical safety in hazardous locations (Zones 0, 1, and 2).
• Working near overhead power lines.
• Confined space electrical work safety.
• De-energized vs. energized work procedures.

Module 8: Electrical Equipment Maintenance and Testing

• Importance of regular inspections and testing.
• Portable Appliance Testing (PAT): process and frequency.
• Preventive maintenance best practices.
• Insulation resistance testing and thermographic scanning.

Module 9: Emergency Response and Incident Management

• Responding to electrical shock and burn injuries.
• First aid and CPR techniques for electric shock victims.
• Incident documentation and reporting.
• Developing and practicing emergency plans.

Module 10: Energy Conservation and Electrical Safety

• Importance of energy conservation in reducing electrical risks.
• Techniques for reducing energy use in electrical systems.
• Power factor correction and load management.

Module 11: Case Studies and Practical Exercises

• Real-world electrical incidents and lessons learned.
• Scenario-based exercises for hazard recognition.
• Conducting risk assessments and applying control measures.
• Hands-on demonstration of LOTO, PPE use, and equipment testing.

Assessment and Certification

• Pre-test and post-test (MCQ-based).
• Practical evaluation of key skills, such as LOTO and PPE use.
• Feedback session and issuance of certificates of completion.

Importance:

Electricity, while indispensable, presents numerous hazards, including shocks, burns, and fire risks. Mismanagement or lack of knowledge can lead to fatal accidents or significant damage to properties. Electrical safety training is crucial as it:

1. Saves Lives: Proper training can prevent fatal accidents and injuries.
2. Reduces Property Damage: Understanding the risks helps in preventing fires and equipment damage.
3. Promotes a Safe Work Environment: A well-informed team can identify hazards and take preventive actions.
4. Ensures Compliance: Many industries mandate electrical safety training for legal and insurance purposes.

In essence, electrical safety training is not just a course but an essential investment in safety, prevention, and overall well-being.

Need of electrical safety training for individuals and corporates 

Electrical safety training is indispensable for both individuals and corporations. Here’s a breakdown of why it’s a necessity:

For Individuals:

1. Personal Safety: An understanding of electrical safety helps individuals protect themselves from potential hazards, such as electric shocks or burns.
2. Skill Enhancement: For professionals like electricians or technicians, this training is an enhancement of their skills, making them more proficient in their jobs.
3. Awareness: It instills a sense of caution when dealing with or being around electrical equipment, even in everyday situations like at home.
4. Emergency Preparedness: Training provides knowledge on how to respond during electrical emergencies, potentially saving lives.
5. DIY Projects: For those who love DIY projects at home, understanding electrical safety is crucial to prevent accidents.

For Corporations:

1. Safety Compliance: Many regions and countries have strict safety regulations. Training ensures that corporations comply with these standards, avoiding legal repercussions and potential fines.
2. Employee Welfare: A safe working environment boosts employee morale and shows that the company values the well-being of its workforce.
3. Reduced Incidents: A well-trained staff means fewer accidents, leading to decreased downtime and associated costs.
4. Financial Savings: By avoiding accidents, companies can evade potential compensation claims, equipment damage, and operational halts.
5. Reputation Management: Companies known for a strong safety record and culture can attract higher-quality talent and often secure better terms with partners and insurers.
6. Operational Efficiency: Trained personnel are likely to use equipment more efficiently, leading to increased equipment lifespan and reduced maintenance costs.
7. Insurance Premiums: Companies that invest in safety training might be eligible for reduced insurance premiums as they’re considered a lower risk.
8. Continuity: Regular training ensures that new hires and existing employees are on the same page, ensuring consistency in safety protocols.

In essence, electrical safety training, while an investment, yields significant returns for both individuals and corporations in the form of safety, compliance, financial benefits, and peace of mind.

In short, while the training is indispensable for professionals working directly with electricity, a basic understanding of electrical safety is beneficial for a broader audience, given the pervasive risks associated with electrical mishandling or malfunctions.

Electrical safety is crucial to prevent accidents and injuries when working with or around electrical equipment and systems. Here are some fundamental contents or aspects of electrical safety:

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“The Fundamentals of Teaching: How a Train-the-Trainer Course Can Take You to the Next Level”

Train The Trainer-Master Class: Mastering the Art of Teaching Others

Unlock Your Potential as a Master Trainer

In a world where knowledge is power, the ability to effectively impart that knowledge is invaluable. Our Train The Trainer-Master Class is designed to transform proficient professionals into exceptional trainers. This course offers an immersive experience that delves deep into the art and science of training, equipping you with the skills necessary to inspire, educate, and lead.

Training is the heart of every successful organization, and trainers are the lifeline. This comprehensive train-the-trainer course will teach you how to instruct, motivate, and evaluate learners and transform them into experts in their fields. Here’s what this course will cover:

1. Introduction to Train the Trainer course

• What is the train the trainer course?
• Why train the trainer is essential?
• Goals and objectives of the Train the Trainer course
• Who should attend Train the Trainer course

2. Understanding adult learning principles

• What are adult learning principles?
• An overview of different learning styles
• Creating a conducive learning environment
• Addressing diverse learning needs

3. Preparing for training delivery

• Analyzing training needs
• Designing a training plan
• Choosing instructional methods and materials
• Understanding and using technology in training

4. Delivering training sessions

• Effective communication skills
• Facilitation skills
• Managing disruptions
• Time management

5. Evaluating training outcomes

• Types of evaluation
• Kirkpatrick’s model of evaluation
• Implementing evaluation strategies

6. Improving training skills

• Continuing education for trainers
• Strategies to enhance training effectiveness
• Harnessing feedback to improve training

7. Advanced training techniques

• Gamification in training
• Blended learning strategies
• Mobile learning techniques
• Cross-cultural training considerations

8. Legal and ethical aspects of training

• Intellectual property and copyright laws
• Compliance with equal opportunity legislation
• Code of ethics for trainers
• Professional standard considerations

9. Self-evaluation and personal development

• Self-assessment of strengths and weaknesses
• Constructive criticism for growth
• Finding a mentor
• Skill-building for continual professional development

10. Becoming a qualified trainer

• Certification criteria
• Accredited trainers
• Recognition of prior learning
• Prospects and career development opportunities

Course Overview

Duration: 2 Days Mode: In-Person and Online Options Available Suitable For: Aspiring Trainers, Corporate Trainers, Educators, and Team Leaders

Conclusion

Mastering the art of training others is a noble endeavor, and this comprehensive train-the-trainer course will provide you with the foundation to do just that. Armed with knowledge about adult learning principles, designing effective training programs, and evaluation, you will be able to develop and leverage your skills to impart learning to others.

Who Should Attend?

• Corporate Trainers looking to enhance their skills.
• Educators want to expand their teaching methodologies.
• Team Leaders and Managers who frequently conduct training sessions.
• Anyone aspiring to become a professional trainer.

Certification and Continuing Support

Upon completion, participants will receive a Certificate of Mastery in Training. We also offer ongoing support and resources, including access to an exclusive alumni network for continued learning and networking.

Instructor

instructors are seasoned professionals, each with over a decade of experience in training and adult education. They bring a wealth of knowledge, real-world experience, and passion for teaching.

Testimonials

Hear from our alumni about how the Train The Trainer-Master Class transformed their approach to training and accelerated their careers.

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Welcome to Our Scaffold Inspector Course

Empowering Safety and Excellence in Construction

Welcome to our comprehensive Scaffold Inspector Course, designed for professionals committed to ensuring safety and compliance in the construction industry. This course is tailored to equip you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to perform scaffold inspections effectively and comply with all relevant safety standards and regulations.

Why Choose Our Scaffold Inspector Course?

Scaffolding is a critical component in many construction and maintenance projects. It provides temporary structures used to support workers and materials. However, it also poses significant risks if not correctly erected and maintained. As a scaffold inspector, your role is crucial in preventing accidents, ensuring safety, and maintaining regulatory compliance. Our course prepares you to meet these challenges head-on.

An estimated 2.3 million construction workers, or 65 % of the construction industry, work on scaffolds frequently. Protecting these workers from scaffold‐related accidents would prevent 4,500 injuries and 50 deaths every year. At a saving of 90 million dollars in workdays not lost

Course Overview

Duration: Our comprehensive course spans throughout [Course Duration], offering a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application.

Mode of Delivery: We provide a flexible learning experience through [Online/Classroom/Blended] modes, accommodating the diverse needs of our students.

Course Content:

1. Introduction to Scaffold Types and Uses:
   • Understand various types of scaffolding, including supported, suspended, and mobile scaffolds.
   • Learn about the specific applications and limitations of different scaffold systems.
2. Legislation and Standards:
   • Gain in-depth knowledge of local, national, and international regulations governing scaffold use.
   • Study key standards such as OSHA, ANSI, and others relevant to scaffold safety.
3. Principles of Scaffold Design:
   • Learn the basics of scaffold design to ensure stability and strength.
   • Understand load calculations and distribution.
4. Risk Assessment and Hazard Identification:
   • Master the skills to identify potential hazards in scaffold construction and use.
   • Learn how to conduct comprehensive risk assessments.
5. Inspection Techniques and Reporting:
   • Develop expertise in conducting thorough scaffold inspections.
   • Learn how to document findings and create detailed reports.
6. Practical Inspection Training:
   • Engage in hands-on training sessions under the guidance of experienced professionals.
   • Practice on various types of scaffolds in controlled environments.
7. Emergency Procedures and Accident Prevention:
   • Understand emergency response protocols.
   • Learn preventative measures to minimize accidents.

Assessment and Certification: Upon completion of the course, participants will undergo an assessment to evaluate their understanding and skills. Successful candidates will receive a Scaffold Inspector Certificate, recognized across the industry.

Who Should Enroll?

This course is ideal for:

• Construction professionals looking to specialize in scaffold inspection.
• Safety officers aim to enhance their qualifications.
• Individuals seeking a career change into a high-demand field.
• Team leaders and supervisors responsible for onsite safety.

Prerequisites: A basic understanding of construction and workplace safety is advantageous but not mandatory.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing our Scaffold Inspector Course, you will:

1. Be Proficient in Scaffold Safety Standards:
   • Have a thorough understanding of the standards and regulations that govern scaffold safety.
2. Possess Practical Inspection Skills:
   • Be equipped with the skills to conduct detailed scaffold inspections.
3. Understand Scaffold Design Principles:
   • Have foundational knowledge of scaffold design and its importance for safety.
4. Be Able to Identify and Mitigate Risks:
   • Efficiently identify potential risks and recommend preventive measures.
5. Be a Certified Scaffold Inspector:
   • Gain a recognized certification that enhances your employability and professional standing.

Join Our Community of Safety Professionals

By enrolling in our Scaffold Inspector Course, you join a community dedicated to upholding the highest safety standards in the construction industry. Our alumni network, ongoing support, and continuous learning resources ensure that you stay updated with the latest in scaffold safety and inspection.

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OSHA 30hrs Construction Safety and Health training for essential skills and certification in Global’s construction industry.

Become OSHA 30-Hour Certified & Enhance Workplace Safety!

The OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety and Health Training is a comprehensive safety certification program designed for construction workers, site supervisors, safety officers, and managers. This online course provides in-depth knowledge of OSHA regulations, construction site hazards, risk assessment, safety procedures, and compliance standards to help prevent workplace accidents and injuries.

This course meets OSHA standards and is essential for anyone involved in the construction industry who wants to ensure a safe, compliant, and hazard-free work environment.

Course Objectives

By completing this  30hrs Construction Safety and Health, you will:
Gain in-depth knowledge of OSHA standards and regulations for construction sites.
Identify and control common workplace hazards such as falls, electrocution, and struck-by accidents.
Learn about fall protection, scaffolding safety, PPE, trenching, confined space entry, and hazardous materials handling.
Develop a strong understanding of emergency response, fire safety, and first aid protocols.
Earn an OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Certificate, demonstrating compliance and safety competency.

Course Modules & Learning Topics

Module 1: Overview & Workplace Safety Fundamentals

• Introduction to OSHA (Worker Rights & Employer Responsibilities)
• OSHA Standards & Compliance Requirements
• Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) & Chemical Safety
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Module 2: Identifying & Preventing Construction Hazards

• Fall Protection & Ladder Safety
• Scaffolding Safety & Best Practices
• Electrical Safety & Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Procedures
• Confined Space Entry Safety
• Trenching & Excavation Safety

Module 3: Equipment Safety & Risk Management

• Crane, Rigging & Hoist Safety
• Safe Handling, Storage & Disposal of Materials
• Fire Prevention & Fire Protection Measures
• Hand & Power Tools Safety Best Practices
• Welding, Cutting & Brazing Safety

Module 4: Health Hazards & Emergency Preparedness

• Exposure to Construction Hazards (Silica, Asbestos, Lead, Heat Stress)
• Industrial Hygiene & Workplace Ergonomics
• Motor Vehicle & Heavy Equipment Safety
• Struck-By & Caught-In/Between Hazards Prevention
• Emergency Action Plans & First Aid Response

Module 5: Final Review & Compliance Readiness

• Key Compliance Takeaways
• Case Studies & Practical Applications
• Mock Test & Interactive Q&A Session

Module 6: 30-Hour Certification Exam

• Timed Final Exam
• Course Completion & Certification Issuance

Certification & Compliance

Upon successful completion, participants receive:
OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Certification
Downloadable & Printable Digital Certificate
QR Code Verification for Employers & Compliance Checks
Industry-Recognized OSH Compliance Credentials

This certification is widely recognized in construction, engineering, contracting, and safety management roles, helping professionals advance their careers and ensure workplace safety compliance.

Why Enroll in This Course?

100% Online & Self-Paced Learning – Study at Your Convenience
Expert-Led Training with Interactive Videos & Real-Life Case Studies
Access to Downloadable  Safety Checklists, PDFs & Infographics
Quizzes & Hands-On Assessments After Each Module
Compliant Course with Industry-Relevant Training Content

Who Should Take This Course?

This 30-Hour training is essential for:
Construction Workers, Supervisors & Foremen
Safety Officers, HSE Professionals & Compliance Managers
Site Engineers, General Contractors & Subcontractors
Project Managers & Anyone Involved in Workplace Safety

Course Duration & Assessment

Total Learning Time: 30 Hours (Self-Paced)
Assessment: Quizzes after each module + Final Certification Exam
Passing Criteria: Minimum 70% score in the final exam

Course Fees & Enrollment Options

Course Fee: [Rs 15000/ Now available at 50% Discount+18% GST]
Group & Corporate Discounts Available
Flexible Payment Options – Enroll & Start Learning Instantly

How to Enroll?

Step 1: Visit www.nishe.in and register for the course.
Step 2: Select the 30-Hour Construction Safety and Health Training.
Step 3: Complete payment and get instant access to the training.
Step 4: Learn at your own pace, complete the assessments, and pass the exam.
Step 5: Download your 30-Hour Certificate and advance your career!

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• OSHA 30-Hour Construction Training
• OSHA 30 Certification Online
• OSHA Safety Training for Construction Workers
• OSHA 30-Hour Course with Certificate
• Best OSHA Training Online
• OSHA 30-Hour Compliance Course
• Construction Safety Training

• Prerequisites: There are no formal prerequisites for this course. However, a basic understanding of construction operations and safety is beneficial.

Course Review and Updates: The content of this course OSHA 30hrs.  Construction Safety and Health is regularly reviewed and updated to reflect the latest industry standards and regulations.

This course content provides a robust framework for participants to gain a comprehensive understanding of construction safety and health, aligning with guidelines and best practices in the industry.

This Course is available Online and Offline Mode both with dual certification in Delhi Patna Kolkata Lucknow Mumbai Chennai Bangalore Hyderabad  Pune Ahmadabad Gujrat Chandigarh etc.

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Reference Indian safety standards and how this course helps in meeting those alongside OSHA guidelines.

Integrating Indian safety standards alongside OSHA guidelines in the OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Safety and Health course is crucial for making the course more relevant and practical for Indian professionals. Here’s how the course can align with and support Indian safety standards:

Understanding Indian Safety Standards

India has its own set of regulations and standards governing workplace safety, primarily overseen by the Directorate General of Factory Advice Service & Labour Institutes (DGFASLI) and the Ministry of Labour and Employment. Key regulations include the Factories Act of 1948, the Mines Act of 1952, and various state-specific rules.

Aligning with Indian Regulations

1. Factories Act of 1948 Compliance

• The course can provide insights into how OSHA standards and the Factories Act of 1948 intersect, particularly in areas like health and safety policies, worker safety training, and hazard identification.

2. Workplace Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment

• Both Indian standards and OSHA emphasize the importance of hazard identification and risk assessment. The course can offer techniques that are compliant with both sets of standards.

3. Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems

• Discuss how OSHA guidelines can complement the requirements under the ISO 45001 standard, which many Indian companies follow for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems.

4. Emergency Response and Preparedness

• The course can cover emergency response planning in line with both OSHA guidelines and Indian standards, including fire safety regulations under the Indian Fire Services.

5. Industrial Hygiene and Worker Health

• Indian regulations focus significantly on worker health, particularly in sectors like manufacturing and mining. The course can bridge OSHA’s approach to industrial hygiene with Indian legal requirements.

6. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Aligning the PPE standards of OSHA with those mandated by Indian safety laws, ensuring comprehensive coverage of safety gear requirements in various industrial environments.

7. Recordkeeping and Reporting

• Understanding the nuances of recordkeeping in compliance with the Indian Factories Act and comparing it with OSHA’s recordkeeping requirements.

8. Safety Training and Education

• The course can emphasize the importance of continuous safety training, a key aspect of both OSHA and Indian safety regulations, and provide strategies for effective implementation.

Benefits of Integrating Indian Standards

1. Relevance: By incorporating Indian safety standards, the course becomes more applicable and valuable for Indian professionals.
2. Compliance: Professionals trained in both sets of standards can ensure comprehensive compliance with national and international regulations.
3. Global Standards Adoption: It facilitates the adoption of global best practices in Indian industries.
4. Local and Global Career Opportunities: Understanding both Indian and OSHA standards opens up a wider range of career opportunities for professionals in both local and global markets.

Conclusion

For professionals in India, a thorough understanding of both OSHA and Indian safety standards is instrumental in creating a safe and compliant workplace. By aligning the OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Safety and Health course with Indian regulations, the National Institute of Safety Health and Environment can provide a comprehensive, globally recognized, and locally relevant safety training program. This dual focus not only enhances the safety culture within Indian industries but also equips professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate an increasingly globalized industrial environment.

1. Course Overview

• Course Title: Scaffold Safety
• Duration:
  • Theory: 4 hours
  • Practical: 4 hours
• Mode: Online/Offline
• Target Audience:
  • Construction workers
  • Supervisors
  • Health and Safety Officers
• Prerequisites:
  • Basic understanding of workplace safety.
• Learning Objectives:
  • Identify different types of scaffolds and their components.
  • Understand applicable Indian and global safety standards.
  • Develop skills to erect, inspect, and dismantle scaffolds safely.
  • Implement fall protection measures and hazard mitigation.

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2. Introduction to Scaffold Safety

• Definition: What is scaffolding?
• Importance: Role in construction and maintenance work.
• Accident Data:
  • India: 35–40% of construction accidents involve scaffolds.
  • Global: OSHA identifies scaffold violations among top safety issues.
• Objectives of the Module:
  • Enhance safety awareness.
  • Build skills for scaffold safety management.

3. Applicable Standards and Regulations

• Indian Standards:
  • IS 2750:1964 – Specification for Steel Scaffolding.
  • IS 4014 (Part 1 & 2):1967 – Tubular Scaffolding Practices.
  • IS 3696 (Part 1 & 2):1987 – Safety Codes for Scaffolds and Ladders.
  • IS 4912:1978 – Safety for Working Platforms and Gangways.
  • IS 11307:1985 – Safe Use of Aluminium Scaffolds.
• Global Standards:
  • OSHA 1926.451: General Scaffold Requirements.
  • OSHA 1926.452: Specific Scaffold Types.
  • OSHA 1926.454: Training and Competency.
• Legal Framework in India:
  • Factories Act, 1948.
  • Building and Other Construction Workers (BOCW) Act, 1996.

4. Types of Scaffolds

• Supported Scaffolds:
  • Tubular scaffolds (IS 4014).
• Suspended Scaffolds:
  • Swing stages and two-point systems.
• Rolling Scaffolds:
  • Mobile platforms.
• Specialty Scaffolds:
  • Cantilever, bracket, and mast climbers.
• Traditional Scaffolds:
  • Bamboo scaffolds in Indian construction practices.

5. Components of Scaffolds

• Standards, ledgers, transoms.
• Planks, guardrails, toe boards.
• Base plates, mud sills, and casters.
• Strength and Stability Requirements:
  • Load calculations as per IS 3696.

6. Pre-Construction Planning

• Risk Assessment:
  • Hazard identification and mitigation.
• Load Calculations:
  • Ensuring scaffold stability.
• Permit to Work (PTW) System:
  • Approval protocols.

7. Erection and Dismantling of Scaffolds

• Safe Erection Practices:
  • Sequence of assembly.
  • Use of certified components and tools.
• Safe Dismantling Practices:
  • Gradual disassembly.
  • Supervisor oversight.

8. Inspection of Scaffolds

• Daily and Periodic Inspections:
  • Checklist for structural integrity and guardrails.
• Tagging System:
  • Green tags for safe use, yellow tags for restricted access, red tags for unsafe conditions.
• Documentation:
  • Inspection logs and corrective action reports.

9. Fall Protection

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
  • Full-body harnesses, lifelines, and lanyards.
• Collective Safety Measures:
  • Guardrails, safety nets, and toe boards.
• Emergency Preparedness:
  • Rescue plans for fall incidents.

10. Tagging Practices

• Purpose of Tagging:
  • Clear communication of scaffold status.
• Types of Tags:
  • Green, yellow, and red tags.
• Placement and Maintenance:
  • Location at scaffold access points.
• Digital Tagging:
  • QR-code-enabled tags for inspection records.

11. Common Hazards and Mitigation

• Falls from Height:
  • Proper use of PPE and adherence to protocols.
• Structural Collapse:
  • Regular inspections and compliance with IS 4014.
• Falling Objects:
  • Use of toe boards and helmets.
• Weather Conditions:
  • Avoid scaffold use during high winds or storms.

12. Pretest and Post-Test

• Pretest:
  • Format: Multiple-choice, true/false, and scenario-based questions.
  • Example:
    • What is the load-bearing requirement for a scaffold as per IS 3696?
    • True/False: A scaffold with a yellow tag is safe for full use.
• Post-Test:
  • Format: Same as pretest, including practical scenarios.
  • Example:
    • What steps should be taken if a scaffold inspection reveals a missing guardrail?

13. Practical Demonstration

• Erection and dismantling of scaffolds.
• Inspection and tagging practices.
• Use of fall protection systems.

14. Case Studies

• Indian Accident Analysis:
  • Root causes and lessons learned.
• Global Best Practices:
  • Projects demonstrating excellent scaffold safety compliance.

15. Feedback Mechanism

• Post-training Feedback:
  • Evaluation of content, delivery, and practical sessions.
• Suggestions:
  • Areas for improvement.

16. Digital Tools and Resources

• Online Training Portal:
  • Access materials and videos via www.nishe.in.
• QR-Code-Enabled Certificates:
  • Verification of training completion.
• Downloadable Templates:
  • Inspection checklists and tagging records.

17. Assessment and Certification

• Completion Criteria:
  • Achieving a passing score on the post-test.
  • Demonstrating skills in practical exercises.
• Certification:
  • QR-enabled certificate verifying scaffold safety training.

18. References

• Indian Standards: IS 2750, IS 4014, IS 3696, IS 4912, IS 11307.
• OSHA 1926 Subpart L.
• Research and Reports: DGFASLI, NSC.

19. Conclusion

• Reinforce the importance of scaffold safety.
• Promote adherence to standards and best practices.
• Encourage continuous learning and workplace safety culture.

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