Module 1
SECOR Health and Safety Program
Development/Self-Assessment Training
(Small Employer)
Module 1 for the Small Employer program teaches learners how to complete a SECOR audit. There are Standards set by Partnerships that regulate the requirements that every Certifying Partner must meet and one of those requirements is to provide instruction and training on how to be a "Self-Assessor".
This course is mandatory for achieving and/or maintaining your Small Employer Certificate of Recognition.
To successfully complete the course, learners have 3 attempts to achieve 80% or higher on the exam. Upon completion the learner receives a Certificate of Achievement. Once the organization has completed the development and implementation of the program, the Self-Assessor completes the small employer audit tool, submits to the AASP for review and upon successful completion the employer will receive a Certificate of Recognition from Alberta Employment and Immigration with the Alberta Association for Safety Partnerships being the Certifying Partner.
Qualification for a SECOR Certificate of Recognition indicates the company has met or exceeded the standard as set out by the Partnership program.
Classroom Duration: 16 hours
Online duration subject to student capabilities.
Topics Covered
- Health and Safety Program Introduction
- Management and Organizational Leadership Policy
- Hazard Identification
- Ongoing Inspections
- Qualifications, Orientation, and Training
- Emergency Response Planning
- Accident and Incident Investigation
- Program Administration
- Costing a Health and Safety Program
- Health and Safety Programs and Legislation
- Safety Manuals and Safety Programs
- Communicating a Health and Safety Program
- SECOR Self-Assessor and Audit Tool Training