Occupational Health and Safety Trainings

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Trainings
The primary legal obligation of employers is to establish a safe and healthy working environment for their employees. In this regard, our Occupational Health and Safety Training Programs ensure that your employees are aware of occupational risks, legal rights, and responsibilities; we regularly manage this process on behalf of your business, supported by appropriate training materials.

1. The Main Purpose of Our Trainings
The focus of our training programs is not merely to fulfill legal obligations;

Maximizing employees' awareness of workplace accidents and occupational diseases,

Instilling permanent and safe working habits in all personnel,

Building a deep-rooted "Occupational Health and Safety Culture" at every level of your organization.

Our contents are organized under three main headings in accordance with legal requirements:

2. General OHS Topics
The rights of employees and the basic rules of the working environment are addressed in this module:

Basic labor legislation and the legal rights and responsibilities of employees.

Legal consequences of workplace accidents and occupational diseases.

Workplace cleanliness, general order, and regulation rules.

3. Health Topics and Risk Management
This module conveys the elements threatening employee health and ways to protect against them:

Causes of occupational diseases, principles of protection, and applicable medical techniques.

Management of biological and psychosocial risk factors in the working environment.

Basic first aid principles and practices that save lives in emergencies.

4. Technical Topics and Field Safety
A comprehensive module detailing technical risks specific to the operational structure of the business and the field:

Chemical, physical, ergonomic risk factors, and safe lifting and carrying techniques.

Methods of protection against fire, explosion, and flammability risks.

Ergonomic and safe use of work equipment and display tools.

Precautions against electrical hazards and meanings of safety and health signs.

Proper selection, use, and maintenance of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Root causes of workplace accidents and prevention techniques.

Emergency plans, evacuation during crises, and search and rescue procedures.