The British Academy for Training and Development offers this training program in Health, Safety and Environmental Management Systems (HSE-MS) as a comprehensive course designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to establish, implement, and maintain effective HSE management systems within organizations.

This program emphasizes understanding the interconnection between occupational health, safety, and environmental sustainability while providing a structured approach to compliance, risk control, and organizational improvement. Participants will gain insight into the principles and processes that support safe operations, regulatory adherence, and environmental stewardship, enabling them to contribute to a culture of safety, resilience, and sustainability in their workplaces.

Who Should Attend?

• HSE supervisors, officers, and coordinators.

• Managers and team leaders responsible for operational safety and compliance.

• Professionals involved in risk management and regulatory monitoring.

• Individuals seeking to develop expertise in health, safety, and environmental management systems.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Develop a clear understanding of HSE-MS structures, principles, and responsibilities.

• Enhance skills in identifying, assessing, and mitigating workplace hazards.

• Acquire knowledge of legal frameworks, standards, and compliance requirements.

• Strengthen capabilities in planning, implementing, and monitoring HSE systems.

• Improve performance tracking, reporting, and continuous improvement processes.

• Introduction to HSE-MS

  • Purpose and benefits of integrating health, safety, and environmental systems.

  • Core elements and structure of HSE-MS frameworks.

  • Roles and responsibilities within an HSE-managed organization.

• Regulatory Requirements and Standards

  • Overview of international standards such as ISO 45001 and ISO 14001.

  • Legal obligations and organizational accountability.

  • Understanding compliance expectations and enforcement.

• Hazard Identification

  • Identifying physical, chemical, and environmental hazards.

  • Human factors and workplace ergonomics affecting safety.

  • Tools and techniques for early hazard recognition.

• Risk Assessment and Control

  • Methods for evaluating and prioritizing risks.

  • The hierarchy of controls and preventive measures.

  • Developing risk mitigation strategies aligned with HSE-MS.

• Operational Safety Controls

  • Safe work procedures and permit-to-work systems.

  • Emergency preparedness, response planning, and evacuation strategies.

  • Managing contractors and supply chain safety.

• Environmental Management

  • Waste reduction and pollution prevention strategies.

  • Environmental impact assessments and monitoring.

  • Key performance indicators for environmental sustainability.

• HSE Performance Monitoring

  • Measuring safety and environmental performance indicators.

  • Incident reporting, investigation, and root cause analysis.

  • Auditing processes to ensure compliance and continuous improvement.

• Documentation and Communication

  • HSE documentation requirements and record-keeping.

  • Effective reporting channels and information flow.

  • Communicating HSE policies and procedures within the organization.

• Implementing HSE-MS

  • Planning and deploying systems tailored to organizational needs.

  • Integrating HSE objectives with business operations.

  • Engaging leadership and employees in system adoption.

• Review and Continuous Improvement

  • Conducting management reviews and evaluating system effectiveness.

  • Identifying gaps and opportunities for improvement.

  • Promoting a proactive culture of safety, health, and environmental responsibility.