Advanced Diploma in Industrial Safety
The Advanced Diploma in Industrial Safety (ADIS) develops knowledge of industrial hazards, risk assessment and workplace safety management.
The programme covers hazard identification, risk control, emergency preparedness, occupational health and safety management systems. It is intended for learners developing their knowledge and skills for workplace safety responsibilities.
Before enrolment, confirm the awarding or issuing organisation, the exact qualification or certificate provided, and the recognition requirements for your intended role, employer or further study.
Eligibility
Any candidate passed Higher Secondary (10+2)/ Science Graduate / Diploma in Engineering / Technology / Bachelor Degree/ Diploma in Fire Service Engineering (Equivalent from a recognized Statutory University / Board or Degree)
Course Duration
01 Year (Regular/Full time)
Course Syllabus
Syllabus for the Advanced Diploma in Industrial Safety – ADIS
- Principles of Management
- Communicative English and PD
- Computer Application in HSE
- MANAGEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY
- Foundations in health and safety
- Health and safety management systems
- – ILO OHS-2001
- HSG 65 and ISO OHS 45001
- Policy
- Organising
- Roles and Responsibilities
- BBS- Behaviour Based Safety
- First Aid
- Emergency Preparedness
- Planning & Risk Assessment
- PDCA
- Risk Assessment
- Hierarchy of Risk Control
- Elimination
- Substitution
- Engineering Control
- Administrative Control
- Safe System of Work
- PTW
- PPE
- Measuring Performance
- Active Monitoring
- Safety Survey
- Safety Sampling
- Inspection
- Safety Tour
- Safety Budgeting
- Active Monitoring
- Reactive Monitoring
- Incident/Accident Reporting
- Incident/Accident Investigation
- Audit
- Review Performance
- WORKPLACE HAZARDS AND RISK CONTROL
- Movement of People and Vehicles
- Manual and Mechanical Handling
- Work Equipment
- Electrical
- Chemical and Biological
- Psychological
- Ergonomics & Work Physiology
- Fire
- LEGAL ASPECTS OF HEALTH AND SAFETY
- Context to Indian Constitution
- BOCW ACT 1996
- Factory Act 1948
- Electricity Act
- Mines Act
- Relevant workplace health and safety legislation
- Boiler Act
- Insurance Act-ESIC
- ILO Conventions and Recommendations- C155 & R164
- Health and Safety Act 1974, U.K
- Context to Indian Constitution
- INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
- ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT
- SPECIALISATION. CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY / OIL & Gas
- INTERNSHIP AND PROJECT ASSIGNMENT
Language Mode – English/Hindi
Course Features
- Lectures 26
- Quizzes 10
- Duration 52 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 419
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Self
- 10 Sections
- 26 Lessons
- 52 Weeks
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- Communicative English and PD1 Item
- Computer Application in HSE1 Item
- Management of International Health and Safety8 ItemsThis Section has 9 Elements, contains an explanation of the reasons for managing health and safety effectively, including an examination of legal standards and an introduction to the principles of contractor management. - Introduces the idea of health and safety management systems and how these are set out in organisational policies. • It also deals with a wide range of topics that sit at the core of effective health and safety management. Topics include health and safety culture, how this culture can be improved, risk assessment, the development of safe systems of work, and emergency procedures and first aid. • It contains an explanation of active and reactive monitoring, accident reporting and investigation, and health and safety auditing.
- Work Place Hazards and Risk Control9 ItemsWelcome to this part of your ADIS course. It has 9 chapters or ‘elements’: contains an explanation of six physical and psychological health hazards: noise, vibration, radiation, mental ill health, work-related violence and substance abuse. • It also deals with musculoskeletal health and covers the topics of work-related upper limb disorders, manual handling and mechanical load-handling equipment. • It also deals with chemical and biological agents. and contains an explanation of a wide range of general workplace issues such as welfare provision, working at height, confined space entry, lone working, slips and trips, safe movement of pedestrians and vehicles in the workplace, and work-related driving. • It focuses on work equipment and the hazards and control measures associated with simple hand tools, power tools and machinery. • In this chapter there is a fire safety topics and covers basic fire prevention, the control of fire spread, fire alarm systems and fire evacuation. • It deals with the hazards and risks of electricity, and typical workplace control measures. The common theme that runs through these elements is that they deal with specific hazards or hazard groups and the practical control of the risks created by these hazards.
- Legal Aspects of HSE9 Items
- Industrial Hygiene & Protection of Environment0 Items
- Internship and Project Assignment0 Items
- 0 Items
- Exam Semester I4 ItemsTake the Exam of Semester -I Passing Score is 60% in each paper
- Exam Semester II4 Items
