(SCTP Module) Workplace Health and Safety

The course begins by introducing learners to the fundamental principles of Workplace Safety and Health Practices. It provides a comprehensive overview of the WSH Act, highlighting its legislative requirements and emphasizing the importance of adhering to safety protocols within a healthcare environment. This unit aims to create a strong foundation of awareness and understanding regarding the significance of workplace safety and health practices.

The second unit delves into the identification and reporting of workplace safety and health hazards. Learners gain insights into the various hazards associated with providing healthcare services, learning how to recognize and assess potential risks through a structured risk assessment process. The unit also covers the organizational procedures for reporting identified hazards, ensuring that appropriate action is taken to mitigate potential risks.

Building upon the knowledge acquired in the previous units, the third unit focuses on performing work in a safe manner. Recognizing that identifying hazards is only the first step, this unit equips learners with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively manage risks and prevent injuries. Learners are trained on the use of protective tools and equipment, and they gain a comprehensive understanding of various control measures designed to mitigate common healthcare-related risks.

The final unit of the course addresses the critical aspect of responding to workplace emergencies. Recognizing that emergencies can occur unexpectedly, this unit prepares learners to handle a variety of potential situations. Learners gain knowledge about the types of emergencies that may arise in a healthcare environment and are trained on the appropriate procedures for responding effectively and efficiently to these situations.

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