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ISO BCMS 22301:2019 (Business Continuity Management System) Lead Auditor Course

 ISO BCMS 22301:2019 (Business Continuity Management System) Lead Auditor Course  Course Aim:  To provide delegates with the knowledge and abilities needed to execute first, second, and third-party audits of business continuity management systems against ISO 22301, in line with ISO 19011 and ISO/IEC 17021, where appropriate. Course Description: Our Business Continuity Management Systems Lead Auditor Training Course provides basic auditing principles and procedures in accordance with national and worldwide approved standards and legislation relevant to business continuity (BC) needs. Delegates will also obtain auditing skills through activity-based learning and practical auditing experience with coaching, group activities, and open forum discussions by attending this course. Delegates will be guided through the whole audit process, from beginning to end, by experienced Aim Vision Safety tutors. Successful completion of this Aim Vision Safety approved training course, as de...

MASTER DIPLOMA IN OFFSHORE, RIG, OIL AND GAS SAFETY ENGINEERING

  MASTER DIPLOMA IN OFFSHORE, RIG, OIL AND GAS SAFETY ENGINEERING Master Diploma in Offshore Rig Oil & Gas Safety courses in Chennai have been inaugurated and connected with BSS, which is promoted by the Government of India and the National Development Agency of India. Every day, thousands of industrial accidents occur in the oil and gas, offshore, and rig industries. This MASTER Diploma Program is tailored to applicants interested in careers in the Oil & Gas, Offshore, and Rig industries, as well as professionals seeking experience in the HSE field. Diploma in Safety Courses (Govt) This Master Diploma programme is perfect for working persons who wish to enhance their careers in the Offshore, Rigs, Oil and Gas business by taking on health and safety responsibilities.  The Master Diploma certification is a highly sought-after qualification for corporate managers and professionals concerned with the health and safety of the oil and gas industry. The diploma programme edu...

How Can EHS Professionals Assist ESG Business Concerns?

How Can EHS Professionals Assist ESG Business Concerns? The purpose of environmental, health, and safety ( EHS) has gained new relevance and significance as the importance of environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) has become a significant priority for organisations. "Those in charge of talking about ESG at the highest levels don't understand it well enough to see that it's often EHS," says Trevor Bronson, a corporate strategy associate and senior product marketing manager at Intelex. "A lot of the things they talk about (in terms of ESG) are ultimately controlled by the EHS department on a day-to-day basis." In many circumstances, ESG is EHS. " Investors and organisations frequently seek ESG measures, which are currently available in EHS dashboards, reports, and data. Bronson thinks it's only an issue of guaranteeing its accessibility, comprehensiveness, and correctness for the many parties. "Senior leadership is much more aware...

HOW CAN INDOOR MAPPING SUPPORT HOSPITALS IN IMPROVING PATIENT EXPERIENCE ?

HOW CAN INDOOR MAPPING SUPPORT HOSPITALS IN IMPROVING PATIENT EXPERIENCE ? Mapping technology is not new, but the way it is used is evolving all the time. Indoor mapping is becoming a popular method for organisations to improve the customer experience. Hospitals are no exception, and interior mapping technologies may be quite beneficial. In this piece, we'll look at how hospitals may employ indoor mapping to boost patient happiness.  Patients' Directions: Patients who are unfamiliar with a hospital or healthcare institution may be intimidated by the sheer enormity of the structure. It might be tough to navigate the vast passageways and numerous rooms. Indoor maps can assist people in navigating their way through a hospital or healthcare facility, making it easier to locate appointments and services. Indoor maps developed by 3D mapping of hospital premises can also benefit patients with cognitive disorders such as dementia. These maps can assist you lessen anxiety and tension by...

WORLD OCEAN DAY 2022

                  WORLD OCEAN DAY 2022 Every year on June 8th, the globe observes World Ocean Day. Every year, World Ocean Day is observed to raise awareness of the ocean and its relevance to human survival. The ocean is home to various aquatic species, including fish, sharks, dolphins, starfish, octopus, and many others. Every year, World Oceans Day serves as a reminder of the importance of the ocean in our lives. The seas, in addition to producing food and medicine, are an important aspect of the biosphere, which is why they are also known as the earth's lungs. Human activities in the water have an impact on the health of the oceans, which support all life on Earth. The Day's goal is to educate the public about these consequences and motivate individuals all around the world to collaborate on a long-term management plan for the world's seas. 2022 marks World Ocean Day. For the first time, the United Nations will commemorate the annual even...

The Risk Management For Hospitals

          The Risk Management For Hospitals Many hospitals are now encouraging their personnel to obtain risk management certificates so that they may better manage hazards in their facilities. To comprehend the necessity for the significance of such a certification in the healthcare business, you must first grasp what risk management entails. Risk management begins with an awareness of the risk. Following that is the prioritising of risk, which is followed by measures to decrease and control the chance of risk by utilising all available resources. This strategy aids in risk mitigation and so protects a corporation. The biggest source of risk in most healthcare firms is financial liability resulting from employee misbehaviour. According to a 1993 survey, health care providers paid approximately one hundred million dollars in damages as a result of employee and staff carelessness. It might be anything as simple as employing an employee with a criminal background...

Learn What To Do In The Fire Situation | AIM VISION SAFETY TRAINING & CO...

If a Fire Starts: 1. Understand how to use a fire extinguisher safely. Remember to LEAVE, STAY LEAVED, and CALL  your local emergency phone number. 2. Several times yell "Fire!" and rush outdoors. Use the stairs if you reside in a building with elevators. Leave everything where it is and save yourself. 3. Use your secondary escape path if locked doors or knobs are heated or if smoke is blocking your primary escape route. Always avoid opening doors that are warm to the touch. 4. If you have to flee via smoke, get low and move beneath the smoke to your exit. Close all the doors behind you. 5. Stay in the room with the doors closed if smoke, heat, or flames obstruct your departure options. Place a damp cloth under the door and dial 9-1-1 for the fire brigade. To summon assistance, open a window and wave a brightly coloured cloth or flashlight. 6. Once outside, proceed to your meeting location and delegate one person to phone the fire department. If you are unable to arrive at yo...

How to Inspect Safety Controls

     HOW TO INSPECT SAFETY CONTROLS  Review the Safety Controls: Control measures should be examined on a regular basis to ensure that they are effective. Don't wait for things to go wrong. Under the WHS Regulations, you must examine and, if required, change your control methods in specific instances. A review is necessary: when the danger is not effectively controlled by the control measure prior to a workplace change that is likely to result in a new or different health and safety risk that the control measure may not effectively control if a new hazard or risk is discovered if the consultation findings suggest that a review is required if a person from health and safety seeks a To check controls, use the same approaches as in the first hazard identification stage. Consult with your employees and their health and safety representatives about the following issues: Are the control measures effective in terms of both design and operation? Have the control measures cre...