Course Objective
The Undergraduate Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety provides a professional introductory program of study. The overall goal of the study programme is to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify workplace hazards, assess risks, and develop effective strategies for
preventing accidents, injuries, and illnesses in various industries and occupations.
It may also be a pathway for the higher-level degrees such as Bachelor in Occupational Health and Safety. This Occupational Health and Safety
programme has been developed in conjunction with industry needs to address the complex nature of occupational health and safety at the workplace. The
specialised knowledge and skills developed throughout the course will allow participants to confidently address the complex nature of workplace issues.
It also addresses the knowledge vacuum to those individuals who are assigned to undertake the role of a supervisor or the equivalent in the construction
industry.
Who should attend?
- Those who have recently completed higher secondary school and are looking to enter the workforce in a health and safety-related role.
- Individuals looking to transition into a career in occupational health and safety.
- Human Resources personnel who are often responsible for ensuring compliance with occupational health and safety regulations within an organisation.
- Managers and supervisors who play a critical role in overseeing workplace safety and ensuring that employees adhere to safety protocols.
- Construction site managers
- Forepersons working on construction projects
- H&S Construction Project Supervisors
- Anyone with a responsibility in managing construction work safely
Successful students may seek a career in:
- Health and Safety Officer
- Safety Coordinator
- Risk Manager
- Occupational Health Specialist
- Safety Consultant
- Safety Trainer
