Biological Monitoring in Workplaces - PSC/COU-1086

This course will offer participants a detailed understanding in various segments, which are not limited to:

1. Introduction to Biological Monitoring in Workplaces: Overview of biological monitoring in the workplace, importance of biological monitoring in identifying and controlling workplace hazards, types of biological monitoring and their applications in various industries.
2. Biological Monitoring Methods: Understanding the principles of different biological monitoring methods, familiarizing with methods such as air sampling, biological sampling, and biomonitoring, implementing appropriate biological monitoring methods for different hazards.
3. Risk Assessment: Identifying and assessing potential biological hazards in the workplace, evaluating the likelihood and impact of identified hazards, implementing risk control measures.
4. Sample Collection and Analysis: Understanding the requirements for sample collection and analysis, familiarizing with sample collection and analysis methods,  implementing appropriate sample collection and analysis methods.
5. Communication and Coordination: Understanding the importance of effective communication and coordination in biological monitoring, implementing a communication plan for biological monitoring,  coordinating with relevant parties such as laboratory and other organizations.
6. Record Keeping and Reporting: developing a system for record keeping and reporting of biological monitoring results, understanding the requirements for record keeping and reporting,  training employees on record keeping and reporting procedures.
7. Interpretation of Results: Understanding the principles of interpreting biological monitoring results,  identifying and addressing potential hazards based on results, reviewing and updating biological monitoring plans and procedures.
8. Case Studies and Real-world examples: Understanding the application of biological monitoring in different settings, analyzing case studies of successful and unsuccessful biological monitoring, identifying best practices and lessons learned from real-world examples.
9. Conclusion: Review of key concepts and best practices for biological monitoring in workplaces, importance of ongoing commitment to safety and compliance with regulations, resources for further information and support.

Training will be conducted via Microsoft Team Meeting, online. Meeting invites will be shared on the day before the first day of training.

Successful candidates will be awarded with completion certificate awarded by Phoenix Safety Consultants UK

This course will be useful for a wide range of professionals including but not limited to:

• Safety managers and coordinators having major responsibilities of occupational safety and health.
• Supervisors and team leaders
• Environmental health and safety specialists
• Construction workers and site managers
• Manufacturing and industrial plant workers
• Human resources personnel for better understanding of occupational safety and health to support business continuity
• Facility managers
• Risk and insurance managers
• Health and safety consultants
• Office and administrative workers
• Anyone who wants to develop a deeper understanding of the principles and practices of occupational health and safety, and how to minimize workplace hazards and ensure the well-being of employees.
• Anyone carrying out work as biological monitoring in workplaces, including employees and the self-employed; and safety consultants and advisers.

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All students must achieve a minimum 70% score to successfully pass the examination.