In Collaboration with

INSTITUTION OF SAFETY PROFESSIONALS OF
NIGERIA (ISPON)
Presents
LEVEL 3 HSE SUPERVISION TRAINING

INTRODUCTION:
The supervision of workplace Health, safety and environment is a critical skill-set that
organizations seek in employees across different levels of organizational hierarchy.
Employees and HSE officers within organizations are increasingly required to possess an
ability to apply basic HSE concepts and practices within the organization and demonstrate
a good level of proficiency in HSE supervisions.

COUSE BENEFITS:

The course will help organizations to demonstrate commitment to continuous
improvement.
This course and GHSE is a prerequisite for membership of the Institute.

Participants will gain knowledge and practical skills needed to handle health and
safety issues

Participants will be able to contribute to an improved health and safety culture
within their organizations and ultimately reduce business costs.

Participants will gain skills to ensure compliance with company policies and legal
requirements which will build stakeholder confidence in health and safety best
practice.

The course will help organizations to demonstrate commitment to continuous
improvement.
This course and GHSE is a prerequisite for membership of the Institute

TARGET AUDIENCE:
(Graduates and Postgraduate students)
HSE coordinators, Site Supervisors/ Reps, Project
Managers/Coordinators, Hse and Safety Officers,
Security supervisors, Company CLOs.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Candidate must have
successfully completed the General Health Safety
and Environment Training (GHSE)

METHOD OF APPLICATION:
Application forms can be obtained from Unilag
Consult Opp. International School, University of
Lagos.

COURSE CONTENT

• Management of HSE in Contracts/HSE
  case;
• Contingency Management
• Environmental Issues:
• Environmental Agencies and Legislation;
• ISO 14001
• Health Risk Management at Work;
• First Aid and CPR;
• Logistics HSE (Transportation Safety);
• Data Management (Statistics);
• Safety Legislation and Policies and
  Implementation