Basic Occupational Health & Safety Awareness Training
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This awareness-level course helps organizations build a foundation of safety from the ground up. It emphasizes how health and safety management improves performance, protects workers, and reduces costly incidents.
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Course Overview
Workplace safety is not just a compliance requirement—it’s a responsibility that affects everyone. The Basic Occupational Health & Safety Awareness Training in Pakistan is designed to provide essential knowledge and practical understanding of occupational hazards, control measures, legal responsibilities, and safety practices for employees and employers across all industries.
This awareness-level course helps organizations build a foundation of safety from the ground up. It emphasizes how health and safety management improves performance, protects workers, and reduces costly incidents.
Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for:
- New hires and onboarding employees
- Frontline workers and support staff
- Supervisors and department leads
- Health & Safety Committee members
- HR and administrative staff
- SME business owners and operational heads
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Recognize their rights and responsibilities regarding workplace health and safety.
- Identify various types of workplace hazards.
- Understand how to report and respond to unsafe conditions.
- Apply basic safe work practices and preventive controls.
- Contribute to a proactive safety culture at the workplace.
Course Duration
- 1 Day (6 Hours)
- Certificate of Participation upon completion
Mode of Delivery
- In-person (on-site or at Burraq Consulting facilities)
- Online via Zoom or other LMS platforms
- Hybrid/Customizable sessions available for organizations
Basic HSE Awareness Training
Whether you're looking to train 1 individual or 100, Burraq Consulting will provide a professional, structured, and rewarding training experience.
Enroll Now0304 5144 000Detailed Course Content: Module-Wise Breakdown
Module 1: Introduction to Occupational Health & Safety
- Definition and importance of occupational safety and health (OHS)
- Global and local trends in workplace accidents and injuries
- Why safety awareness matters: Human and financial cost of neglect
- Legal obligations and ethical responsibilities
Module 2: Health & Safety Laws in Pakistan
- Key provisions of the Factories Act, Shops & Establishments Ordinance, and Labour Code
- Roles of government bodies (Labour Department, Civil Defence, etc.)
- Workers’ rights under safety laws
- Employer duties and legal liabilities
- Safety committees and worker representation
Module 3: Identifying Workplace Hazards
Participants learn to recognize different types of hazards, including:
- Physical Hazards: noise, vibration, heat, radiation
- Chemical Hazards: fumes, dust, vapors, solvents
- Biological Hazards: viruses, bacteria, contaminated surfaces
- Ergonomic Hazards: repetitive tasks, poor posture, manual handling
- Mechanical Hazards: equipment, tools, and machinery
- Psychosocial Hazards: stress, workplace violence, fatigue
Interactive case studies and hazard-spotting exercises are used.
Module 4: Hazard Control & Safe Work Practices
- Introduction to the Hierarchy of Controls
(Elimination, Substitution, Engineering, Administrative, PPE) - Housekeeping and sanitation
- Importance of safety signage and color coding
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
- Use of safety checklists and audits
Module 5: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Understanding different types of PPE (e.g., gloves, goggles, masks, helmets, safety shoes)
- Proper use, donning/doffing techniques
- When and how to use PPE effectively
- Limitations and care of PPE
- Storage, cleaning, and maintenance
Module 6: Emergency Response & Preparedness
- Common workplace emergencies: fire, electrical faults, spills, collapse, injuries
- Understanding emergency exits and evacuation plans
- Location and use of first aid kits and fire extinguishers
- Coordination with emergency responders (rescue, ambulance, fire brigade)
- Participation in mock drills and evacuation exercises
Module 7: Fire Safety Awareness (Overview)
- Understanding fire risks and classes of fire
- Identifying fire hazards in the workplace
- Fire prevention tips and housekeeping practices
- Fire extinguisher basics and types (CO₂, Dry Powder, Water, Foam)
- Emergency evacuation procedures
Module 8: Roles & Responsibilities in OHS
- Worker responsibilities: follow procedures, use PPE, report hazards
- Supervisor responsibilities: monitor safety, correct unsafe behavior
- Employer responsibilities: provide training, maintain safe work environment
- Encouraging a “safety-first” culture
Module 9: Reporting Incidents and Unsafe Acts
- Why immediate reporting is critical
- What should be reported (incidents, near misses, hazards)
- Whom to report to and how
- Investigation basics: root cause and corrective action
- Documentation and internal communication
Module 10: Promoting Safety Culture
- What is a positive safety culture?
- Involving workers in safety committees and decisions
- Recognition of safe behavior
- Ongoing training and toolbox talks
- Leadership commitment and accountability
Methodology
This course is delivered using:
- Engaging presentations with visuals
- Live demonstrations (where applicable)
- Case studies and group discussions
- Interactive Q&A sessions
- Real-world examples and videos
- Assessments and feedback activities
Learning Outcomes
Participants will walk away with:
- An improved understanding of workplace hazards and risks
- Awareness of best practices for health and safety compliance
- Practical steps to prevent accidents and protect co-workers
- Increased confidence in using safety tools and procedures
- A clear view of personal accountability in safety matters
Why Basic OHS Awareness Matters
“Prevention is better than cure”—especially in high-risk work environments.
Many workers are unaware of the dangers surrounding their roles until an accident occurs. This course helps prevent such outcomes by:
- Reducing incident rates and absenteeism
- Saving employers from costly fines and downtime
- Enhancing workforce morale and trust
- Creating a safer and healthier work environment
Industries Covered
This awareness-level training applies to all sectors including:
- Construction and Engineering
- Manufacturing and Assembly Lines
- Textile and Apparel Units
- Logistics and Warehousing
- Chemical Plants and Laboratories
- Food and Beverage
- Healthcare and Hospitals
- Educational Institutions
- Retail and Offices
About Burraq Consulting
Burraq Consulting is a renowned training and advisory firm based in Pakistan, delivering internationally recognized professional development programs. Known for its strong focus on engineering, safety, and management disciplines, Burraq Consulting brings world-class instructors, practical knowledge, and globally aligned curriculums to local professionals seeking career advancement.
At Burraq Consulting, we believe safety is more than compliance—it’s a mindset. Our safety training programs are:
✅ Delivered by experienced health & safety professionals
✅ Aligned with local and international best practices
✅ Customizable to your company’s operations and risks
✅ Affordable and highly engaging
✅ Trusted by companies across Pakistan for over a decade
At Burraq Consulting, we believe safety is more than compliance—it’s a mindset. Our safety training programs are:
✅ Delivered by experienced health & safety professionals
✅ Aligned with local and international best practices
✅ Customizable to your company’s operations and risks
✅ Affordable and highly engaging
✅ Trusted by companies across Pakistan for over a decade
Conclusion
Occupational health and safety is a shared responsibility, but it starts with awareness. This Basic OHS Awareness Course empowers workers and supervisors with the knowledge they need to prevent accidents, follow safety standards, and create a productive work environment.
Choose Burraq Consulting to start building a safer tomorrow—today.