Environmental, Occupational Safety and Health (EHS) Inspection Training

Environmental, Occupational Safety and Health (EHS) Inspection Training 

3 Days

Target Audience

Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Inspectors or those job roles that covers a wide range of environment, health and safety management issues

Programme Objectives

• Plan and conduct of EHS inspection to determine conformity with acceptable EHS conditions and behaviours in accordance with organisational procedures and regulatory requirements.
• Report findings on non-conformity EHS conditions and behaviours to relevant stakeholders in accordance with organisational procedures and regulatory requirements.
• Recommend corrective and preventive actions to address the findings in accordance with organisational procedures and regulatory requirements.
• Monitor closure of the corrective and preventive actions with reference to identified ESH performance indicators
• Compile a report on company’s ESH performance in accordance with organisational procedures and regulatory requirements.

Module 1 – EHS Inspection Basics

• Different between EHS Audit and EHS Inspection
• What is EHS inspection?
• Types of EHS Inspections
• Why EHS Inspection?
• Who perform EHS Inspection?
• How frequent EHS inspections should be done?
• What is the activity of an EHS Inspection?
• What is the outcome of EHS Inspection?

Module 2 – EHS Inspection preparation

• EHS Inspection Process
• Establishing the scope, criteria and objective for EHS Inspection.
• Understanding the EHS Management System standard requirements
• Developing an effective EHS Inspection programme/Plan
• Selection, training and delegate team members
• Developing EHS Inspection checklist
• Familiarize yourself with the inspection checklist
• Diagram or floor plan
• Review information from previous inspection reports
• Meet with supervisors prior to inspection
• Gather information from management
• Allow ample time for the inspection

Module 3 – Conducting EHS Inspection

• The conduct of EHS Inspection.
• Use the EHS Inspection guides prepared.
• Important of previous EHS Inspection reports.
• Site Inspection Technique (General area, process and equipment)
• Interview Technique (structured and unstructured)
• Inspection Trail.
• Recording Technique.
• Sample collection procedure

Module 4 – Reporting EHS Inspection

• Definition of non-conformity
• Stakeholders relevant to EHS Inspection
• Parties to whom inspection findings should be communicated
• How to record EHS inspection findings
• Monitor closure of corrective and preventive actions