Course in Developing the Skills of Industrial Safety and Security Supervisors

The training program “Developing the Skills of Industrial Safety and Security Supervisors”, offered by Geneve Institute of Business Management, is designed to enhance the competencies of those responsible for ensuring safe and secure work environments in industrial settings. Supervisors of industrial safety and security play a vital role in protecting the lives of employees, safeguarding equipment, and ensuring production continuity without disruptions caused by accidents or breakdowns.

This program focuses on equipping participants with specialized knowledge that enables them to apply international best practices in safety and security management. It also aims to strengthen their supervisory capabilities in planning, monitoring, control, and risk prevention. In addition, it highlights the responsibilities of supervisors in promoting a culture of safety within the workplace and raising employee awareness through strict compliance with safety rules and preventive procedures.

Target Group:

• Industrial safety and security supervisors working in factories and production facilities who are directly responsible for applying safety procedures and overseeing operations.

• Safety officers and security unit leaders seeking to improve their practical and managerial skills in line with modern standards.

• Team leaders and site supervisors who wish to enhance their knowledge of prevention techniques and methods to reduce accident rates.

• Human resources and training staff responsible for managing and implementing safety awareness programs within their organizations.

• Technical and administrative personnel involved in daily operations and maintenance activities in industrial facilities.

Objectives:

• Enable participants to gain a comprehensive understanding of the duties of industrial safety and security supervisors and their critical role in the workplace.

• Improve participants’ ability to analyze industrial risks and handle daily challenges effectively in order to ensure proactive prevention.

• Provide trainees with the knowledge to apply local and international laws, standards, and regulations related to safety within industrial sites.

• Enhance the planning and supervisory skills of participants to ensure strict adherence to preventive procedures and minimize errors.

• Support the development of an organizational culture built on shared responsibility for security and safety across all levels of the workforce.

Course Outline :

• Fundamentals of Industrial Safety and Security

  • Comprehensive definition of industrial safety and security.

  • The supervisory role in minimizing workplace risks.

  • The link between safety, productivity, and quality.

  • Key factors influencing a safe working environment.

• Regulatory Frameworks and International Standards

  • Overview of local laws and safety-related regulations.

  • International standards and recognized best practices.

  • Employer obligations and compliance requirements.

  • The supervisor’s role in enforcing legal frameworks.

• Industrial Risk Management

  • Identifying hazards within industrial work environments.

  • Assessing and analyzing accident probabilities.

  • Prioritizing actions to address workplace hazards.

  • Strategies for prevention and risk reduction.

• Supervising the Work Environment

  • Monitoring the daily implementation of safety procedures.

  • Managing workers’ behavior in operational areas.

  • Ensuring compliance with protective equipment usage.

  • Providing continuous guidance and safety awareness.

• Personal and Collective Protective Equipment

  • The importance of PPE in reducing injuries and risks.

  • Different types of personal protective equipment.

  • Collective protective systems in industrial facilities.

  • Supervisors’ responsibility in ensuring proper use.

• Accident Investigation in Industrial Settings

  • Fundamentals of incident investigation and data collection.

  • Identifying root causes of workplace accidents.

  • Preparing accurate and comprehensive accident reports.

  • Using findings to design corrective and preventive plans.

• Emergency Planning and Crisis Preparedness

  • Essential elements of an effective emergency response plan.

  • Assigning roles and responsibilities across teams.

  • Coordination with external emergency agencies.

  • Procedures for testing and updating emergency plans.

• Supervisory Skills for Safety Leaders

  • Building committed teams with a safety-first mindset.

  • Effective communication with management and staff.

  • Monitoring performance and correcting unsafe practices.

  • Strengthening decision-making skills in critical situations.

• Inspection and Periodic Monitoring

  • The importance of structured inspection routines.

  • Key checklists for workplace safety evaluations.

  • Handling observations and non-compliance issues.

  • Following up on corrective and preventive actions.

• Promoting a Safety Culture in Industrial Facilities

  • Raising awareness among all levels of staff.

  • Encouraging individual and group safety initiatives.

  • Linking performance evaluation to safety compliance.

  • The supervisor’s role in embedding safety into daily operations.