TO-OHS00      OHS Awareness

TO-OHS1        SHE Representative

TO-OHS2        OHS Supervisor Principals

TO-OHS3        Incident Investigation

TO-OHS4        Risk Assessment

TO-OHS5        Workplace Safety Induction

TO-OHS6        Scaffolding Erection

TO-OHS7        Scaffolding Inspector

TO-OHS8        Confined Spaces

TO-OHS9        Fall Protection (Working at Heights, FPP etc)

TO-OHS10      Safety Harness

TO-OHS11      Legal Liability

TO-OHS12      Environmental Act – Impacts

TO-OHS13      Occupational Hygiene

TO-OHS14      Use of Portable Electrical Equipment

TO-OHS15      Safe Use of Hand Tools

TO-OHS16      Safe Use of Power Tools

TO-OHS17      Stacking and Storage

TO-OSO1        OHS Office: Safety Officer NQF 5 Aligned (SAIOSH Accredited)

TO-MED0        First Aid Basics

TO-MED1        First Aid NQF Level 1 (HWSETA and /or DEL Certification)

TO-MED2        First Aid NQF Level 2 (HWSETA and /or DEL Certification)

TO-MED3        First Aid NQF Level 3 (HWSETA and /or DEL Certification)

TO-EVAC1       Emergency Marshall, Fire and Evacuation Procedures

TO-EVAC2       Emergency Plan Training and Design Workshop

TO-FIRE0        Fire Fighting Awareness

TO-FIRE1        Basic Fire Fighting

TO-FIRE2        Advanced Fire Fighting (Teams)

LEAD BY EXAMPLE Employers have a legal responsibility to educate employees on all workplace safety standards and the hazards that their employees may face while on the job – providing effective safety training meets that responsibility

The goals of occupational safety and health (OSH) skills programs and qualifications include to foster a safe and healthy work environment. OHS may also protect co-workers, family members, employers, customers, and many others who might be affected by the workplace environment. There are multiple levels of training applicable to the field of occupational health and safety (OHS). Programs range from individual non-credit certificates, focusing on specific areas of concern, to full Degrees, including those that cater for Safety, Health and the Environment (SHE). Smaller companies often don’t have full-time safety specialists on staff, thus they appoint an employee to shoulder the responsibility. Programs such as these are often adequate tools in building a strong educational platform for new safety supervisors and managers with a minimal outlay of time and money

Alute SA has structured and registered the OHS Skills Programs in such a manner that persons who successfully complete Skills Programs OHS SP1 to OHS SP7, would automatically have satisfied all the requirements for the National Certificate. In other words, you not only receive accredited certificates and credits for the programs you complete, but will also achieve a full internationally recognised National Certificate: Occupational Health, Safety and Environment (SAQA ID 74269

Occupational Health & Safety Skills Programmes & Qualifications

SP-OHSE1(OHS1)        SHE Representative (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE2(OHS2)        Supervisor Principals (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE3(OHS3)        Incident Investigation (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE4(OHS4)       Risk Assessment (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE5(OHS12)     Environmental Act- Impacts (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE6(OHS13)     Hygiene (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE7(FIRE1)        Workplace Fire Fighter Basic (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE8(FIRE2)        Workplace Fire Fighting Intermediate (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE9(MED2)       First Aid NQF Level 2 (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE10(EVAC1)    Emergency Marshall (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OHSE11(PC1)         Computer Essentials (SAQA74290L2)

SP-OSAQAMED1         First Aid (SAQA) NQF Level 1/2/3

SP-OSAQASO1            Safety Officer (SAQA) NQF 2/3

QO-OHS3 Qualification – NC: Occupational Hygiene and Safety- SAQA ID 79806 NQF 3

QO-OHSE2 Qualification – NC: Occupational Health, Safety and Environment- SAQA ID 74290 NQF 2