IOSH Managing Safely International certificate
for managers

A course from the British institute IOSH for managers and supervisors. It teaches how to assess and control risks, investigate incidents and take responsibility for your team's safety.

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DocumentIOSH certificateissued by IOSH
ProgrammeManaging Safely8 modules
AssessmentTest and projectrisk assessment of your own site
WhereTashkent or your siteacross Uzbekistan

HSE Company group clients

Managers working on risk assessment during an IOSH course

About IOSH

The British institute that sets occupational safety standards

IOSH (Institution of Occupational Safety and Health) was founded in 1945 and brings together occupational safety professionals worldwide. The International Labour Organization recognises it as an authoritative non-governmental organisation. More than 160,000 people train on IOSH programmes every year.

Licence
The course runs under a valid IOSH licence; the certificate is issued by the institution.
Who it's for
Managers, supervisors and leaders at any level in all industries.
Recognition
International clients, investors and contractors know the certificate.

Who it suits

Who needs IOSH Managing Safely

The programme is not tied to one industry: managers in construction, production, oil and gas, logistics and offices take it.

Managers

Those who plan work and allocate resources, and so affect safety through their decisions.

Supervisors

Those who lead people on site every day and are the first to notice danger.

Leaders at any level

From site foreman to production director.

Contractors on international projects

When the client requires managers to have proven international training.

Programme

The 8 modules of Managing Safely

The course does not train narrow safety specialists. It gives managers the key knowledge to confidently manage safety in their area of responsibility.

  1. 01
    Introducing managing safelyWhy safety is part of a manager’s job and how it benefits the company.
  2. 02
    Risk assessmentHow to find hazards and assess risks on your site.
  3. 03
    Controlling risksThe hierarchy of controls: from eliminating the hazard to PPE.
  4. 04
    ResponsibilitiesA manager’s legal, moral and financial responsibility.
  5. 05
    Identifying hazardsTypical hazards in production, construction and the office.
  6. 06
    Incident investigationHow to find root causes rather than someone to blame.
  7. 07
    Measuring performanceHow to measure safety performance: active and reactive indicators.
  8. 08
    Protecting the environmentHow the company’s work affects the environment and what to do about it.

Result

What the participant and the company get

Participant

  • Understands why safety is a mandatory part of any work process
  • Can assess and control risks on their site
  • Knows how to investigate incidents and find causes
  • Reviews existing safety systems and introduces new controls
  • Receives the international IOSH Managing Safely certificate

Employer

  • Managers trained to an international standard
  • A programme from a professional occupational safety body
  • Occupational safety and safety engineering in one course
  • An argument in tenders and with international clients
  • A flexible schedule that fits production

Final assessment

How the certificate is earned

Test

A written test on all course modules at the end.

Project

A risk assessment of the participant’s own workplace: a practical task that goes straight into use.

IOSH certificate

After a successful assessment IOSH issues the IOSH Managing Safely certificate.

IOSH Managing Safely training for UNOPS staff in Tashkent

Experience in Tashkent

IOSH for UN staff in Uzbekistan

Our team ran IOSH Managing Safely for staff of UNOPS, the United Nations Office for Project Services, in Tashkent. International organisations choose the course because the certificate is recognised equally in different countries.

Client
UNOPS, the United Nations Office for Project Services.
Where
Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
Result
Staff received IOSH Managing Safely certificates.

Formats

How you can take the course

Open group

Participants from different companies in a classroom in Tashkent.

Corporate group

Only your managers, with examples from your operations.

Site visit

We run the course at the client’s site in any region of Uzbekistan.

Schedule around production

We split the sessions so managers do not drop out of work.

Sample IOSH Managing Safely certificates

Documents

What you receive

We issue documents for every employee and closing documents for your accounts department.

IOSH Managing Safely certificate
Issued by the British institute IOSH. Recognised by international clients.
Risk assessment project
A ready-made risk assessment of the participant’s workplace that can be applied straight away.
Closing documents
Contract, invoice, certificate of completion.

Format

Where and how training takes place

Training centre in Tashkent

Classroom sessions with equipment and PPE for practice on site.

On-site at your facility

We bring an instructor to companies in any region of Uzbekistan.

A group of your own employees

We form a group for your company and fit the schedule around shifts and rotations.

Documents for inspections

Certificates and records that meet inspectors’ requirements.

How we work

From request to certificate

  1. Request

    Send us a list of employees with positions and types of work. You can message us on Telegram.

  2. Programme

    We agree on the course content, dates and venue.

  3. Contract

    We sign a contract with your company, issue an invoice and prepare closing documents.

  4. Training

    Theory and practice with an instructor in Tashkent or at your site.

  5. Documents

    Knowledge test, certificates and a record for every employee.

Photos

What our classes look like

Practice with equipment and PPE, group sessions and on-site training.

Fall arrest practice at the training centre
Practice with PPE
Group session at the training centre
Group session
Session with workers on a construction site
Session on site
IOSH Managing Safely training for UNOPS staff in Tashkent
IOSH for UNOPS, Tashkent

Documents

We work under an IOSH licence

The IOSH Managing Safely certificate is issued by the British institution IOSH.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

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Who is IOSH Managing Safely for?

Managers, supervisors and leaders at any level in all industries. Especially those working with international clients and investors.

What document is issued?

The international IOSH Managing Safely certificate. It is issued by the British institution IOSH after a successful final assessment.

How does the final assessment work?

At the end of the course the participant takes a test on the modules and completes a project — a risk assessment of their own workplace.

Are you authorised to run the IOSH course?

Yes. SKS is a branch of HSE Company, and HSE Company is a licensed provider of IOSH Managing Safely. The course runs under this licence.

Does IOSH replace mandatory occupational safety training in Uzbekistan?

No. IOSH is an international programme. Mandatory training and knowledge tests under Uzbek law are taken separately, for example on the occupational safety and health course. We can run both.

Can you run the course just for our company?

Yes, we form a corporate group and fit the schedule to your shifts. We can run the course at your site.

How much does the course cost?

It depends on the number of participants and the format: open group, corporate or on site. Message us on Telegram with the number of people and we will calculate.

Free consultation

Sign up your managers for IOSH Managing Safely

Tell us how many employees and their job titles. We'll pick the programme and suggest dates.

Training request

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