Work Environment and Safety, 40 yh credits, prepares you for the role of KMA coordinator, able to work systematically for a better work environment and to create a safety culture in the organisation. The course covers work environment legislation and how it is applied in community building and industry, and gives you the knowledge to identify risks, carry out risk analyses and draw up action plans. You also gain an understanding of how the regulations are structured and the ability to interpret them.
In the course the student learns, in the role of KMA coordinator, to work systematically for a better work environment and to create a safety culture as a natural part of the organisation, and to reduce accidents and sick leave at the future workplace. The course covers work environment legislation and how it is applied in the community building sector and industry. The course shall provide sufficient knowledge to identify potential risks and to develop and carry out an action plan aimed at minimising risks and achieving a safe and sustainable work environment. The course also includes identifying physical and psychosocial work environment risks, carrying out risk analyses and drawing up action plans, and which method to apply in the event of an incident. The course also covers how the regulations are structured, and understanding of and the ability to interpret regulations.
In the course the student learns, in the role of KMA coordinator, to work systematically for a better work environment and to create a safety culture as a natural part of the organisation, and to reduce accidents and sick leave at the future workplace. The course covers work environment legislation and how it is applied in the community building sector and industry. The course shall provide sufficient knowledge to identify potential risks and to develop and carry out an action plan aimed at minimising risks and achieving a safe and sustainable work environment. The course also includes identifying physical and psychosocial work environment risks, carrying out risk analyses and drawing up action plans, and which method to apply in the event of an incident. The course also covers how the regulations are structured, and understanding of and the ability to interpret regulations.
How the legislation is structured and applied in community building and industry.
Identifying physical and psychosocial risks and carrying out risk analyses.
Developing action plans and building a safety culture in the organisation.
Methods for handling incidents in the workplace.
The course suits future KMA coordinators and others with responsibility for the work environment in construction and industry.
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