Occupational Health and Safety in Manufacturing Plants

Objectives:

• Understand the principles of occupational health and safety in manufacturing environments.
• Identify common hazards in manufacturing plants and their impact on worker health and safety.
• Learn about safety regulations and compliance requirements in the manufacturing sector.
• Develop strategies for implementing effective safety programs and responding to emergencies.

Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety in Manufacturing Plants

• Definition of occupational health and safety (OHS)
• Importance of OHS in manufacturing plants
• Roles and responsibilities of employers and employees in ensuring safety
• Key components of an OHS program

Identifying Hazards in Manufacturing Environments

• Types of hazards in manufacturing plants: physical, chemical, biological, ergonomic, and psychosocial
• Common manufacturing hazards (e.g., machinery, chemicals, noise, and heat)
• Risk assessment and hazard identification methods
• Preventive measures for common hazards

Regulations and Compliance in Occupational Health and Safety

• Overview of OHS regulations and standards (e.g., OSHA, ISO 45001)
• Legal requirements for workplace safety
• Reporting and documentation procedures for workplace injuries and accidents
• Role of safety audits and inspections in ensuring compliance

Implementing Safety Programs and Emergency Response Plans

• Designing and implementing effective safety programs
• Training and educating employees on safety practices
• Developing emergency response plans and procedures
• Crisis management: handling accidents and minimizing impact

DATE:

1ST BATCH: 17th – 20th Feb, 2026    

2ND BATCH: 16th – 19th Jun, 2026

3RD BATCH: 13th – 16th Oct, 2026