DNV GL - Business Assurance North America training

This course provides participants with the knowledge of the OHSAS 18001 standard and insight, understanding, knowledge and skills to apply an effective audit methodology based on business goals and existing risk exposures.

OHSAS 18001 Lead Auditor is a 5-day course designed to train Occupational Health & Safety Management System Auditors.

The course contains comprehensive coverage of OHSAS 18001, its implementation and auditing. This course is designed to enable participants to gain a practical knowledge of the OHSAS 18001 standard and health & safety system certification audits as per ISO 19011 and also to effectively participate in the implementation of requirements.

This course is designed to help enhance and expand the loss control management system of an organization. It helps you to understand and assimilate basic risk concepts, and learn an effective semi-quantitative (group) risk assessment technique. Emphasis will be placed on skills needed in participating and leading risk assessments. Your facilitation skills will be enhanced, and you will gain the confidence and commitment to put the skills and tools to work.

Incident Investigation is designed to provide participants with critical knowledge and skills to thoroughly and professionally investigate very serious, complex, and/or high potential events.

This 4 day course provides participants with the fundamental concepts, tools and techniques for effective safety management.

This 3-day course provides attendees with the critical competencies necessary to effectively assess their organization’s health and safety management systems.

Managing Contractor Safety a 2 day course examines the need for managing safety in contractual relationships. It provides an opportunity for participants to think critically about their own organization’s contractor control program.

This 3 day course provides participants with the fundamental concepts, tools and techniques for effective safety and sustainability management.

The SEMS regulation requires each organization to have an audit of its safety and environmental programs conducted within two years of the required initiation date of November 15, 2011, and recurring audits at least every three years thereafter.