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Document Title: Training Document No.: CRQHSE-HSE-SOP-Document Type: SOP Version No.: 01 Effective Date: Copy No.: Review Date: Page No.: 01 of 06
Document Title: Training Document No.: CRQHSE-HSE-SOP-Document Type: SOP Version No.: 01 Effective Date: Copy No.: Review Date: Page No.: 01 of 06
Document Title: Training Document No.: CRQHSE-HSE-SOP-Document Type: SOP Version No.: 01 Effective Date: Copy No.: Review Date: Page No.: 01 of 06
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2. FORMS/ATTACHMENTS/TEMPLATES
Title Form number
Finishing basic training for OHS specialist / Technician record Form (1)
OHS training Matrix Form (2)
Accumulation list for OHS training needs. Form (3)
OHS documents training plan Form (4).
OHS documents training results. Form (5).
Firefighting assistances training record Form (6)
OHS employee’s training record. Form (7).
Course attendance record
3. RELATED DOCUMENTS:
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4. OBJECTIVE
4.1. Employee’s awareness of fundamentals of HSE systems requirements Instruct the employees
with HSE instructions during their presence on the company's site to protect themselves &
company's assets.
5. SCOPE
5.1. All company's workers in production, administration, and services areas Also HSE workers
technicians, and specialists.
6. RESPONSIBILITIES
7. HSE CONSIDERATION:
All SOP is applied to HSE Department in pharco corporate companies.
8. PROCEDURES
8.1. Decide what training your organization needs
Identify the skills and knowledge needed for people to do their job in a safe and healthy way.
Compare these against people’s current skills and knowledge and identify the gaps.
Review your experience of injuries, near misses or cases of ill health.
Look at your risk assessments to see where information and/or training have been identified as
factors in controlling risks.
Consider awareness training needs for everyone, including directors, managers and supervisors,
including:
o How you manage health and safety
o Who is responsible for what.
o The cost to the business if things go wrong
o How to identify hazards and evaluate risks; and
o The hazards encountered and measures for controlling them.
8.2. Decide your training priorities
Does the law require you to carry out specific training (eg first-aid training)?
Priorities should include:
o Those where lack of information and/or training might result in serious harm
o Those that benefit the largest numbers of staff
o New recruits or those new to the working environment
o People changing jobs, working practices or taking on new responsibilities
o People using new equipment.
Consult employees or their representatives for their views.
provide training during working hours and not at the expense of your employees. Special
arrangements may be needed for part-timers or shift workers.
This copy is confidential for Pharco Corporation
Document Title: Training
Document No.: CRQHSE-HSE-SOP-
Document Type: SOP Version No.: 01 Stamp
Effective Date: Copy No.:
Review Date: Page No.: 04 of 06
8.3. Choose your training methods and resources
Don’t forget that though there are many external trainers who can help you, much effective
training can be done ‘in-house’
REFERENCES
8.4. Work Law 12/2003.
8.5. Minister of manpower and emigration's decision 211/2003
8.6. ISO 14001:2015 / 45001:2018 / 9001:2015
8.7. www.hse.gov.uk
9. LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
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10.APPENDICES
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11.OTHERS
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12.SOP HISTORY
Amendment Summary
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