Health and Safety in Health and Social Care Training Course
Health and Safety in Health and Social Care Overview
Learning Outcomes
- To gain an understanding of the roles and responsibilities for health, safety and welfare in the workplace
- To gain an understanding of how risk assessments contribute to health and safety
- To gain an understanding how to identify and control the risks from common hazards found in a health and social care setting
- To gain an understanding of the procedures for responding to accidents and incidents in the setting
- To gain an understanding of how to keep yourself safe at work
Training Units
Roles and Responsibilities
10mUnderstand who is responsible for safety in the workplace, what the law requires, and how these responsibilities apply in a care environment.
- Responsibilities Under Health And Safety Law
- The Health And Safety At Work Act
- Reporting Injuries, Diseases And Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR)
- Reducing Illness And Injury At Work
Risks & Hazards
10mLearn the difference between hazards and risks, how to carry out risk assessments, and how to create safer workspaces by identifying potential dangers.
- Understanding The Difference Between Hazards and Risks
- Steps Of A Risk Assessment
- Using A Risk Matrix
- Hazard Identification In Care Settings
- Preventative Measures
After an Incident
10mExplore how to react when an incident happens, how to record what occurred, and how to review practices to reduce future risk.
- Common Accidents In Care Environments
- Responding To Incidents Promptly And Safely
- Incident Reporting And Documentation
- Relevant Policies And Procedures
- Making Adjustments Following An Incident
Keeping Yourself Safe
10mExplore what can affect your personal safety, especially when lone working.
- What Can Put You at Risk
- Preventing Violence and Reducing Risk
- Stress and Associated Risk Factors
- Communication
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