Occupational Safety and Health Competencies

What it assesses

A set of 10 occupational safety and health competencies.

Competencies included (10)

• Knowledge of workplace safety regulations Measures the understanding of safety regulations and practices at work, including hazard identification and accident prevention.
• Occupational risk management Measures the ability to identify and address risks in the work environment, applying prevention and safety practices.
• First aid knowledge Measures the capacity to respond in emergencies, providing initial assistance and care in cases of accidents or injuries.
• Occupational risk prevention Measures the capacity to identify and address workplace risks, promoting a safe work environment.
• Machinery safety Measures knowledge of precautions and procedures for using machinery safely.
• Workplace ergonomics Measures the understanding of ergonomic principles and their application to improve comfort and occupational health.
• Assessment of physical and ergonomic risks Measures the ability to identify and prevent physical and ergonomic risks at work.
• Occupational health knowledge Measures knowledge of prevention, safety regulations and well-being in the work environment.
• Emergency protocols Measures the capacity to act effectively in critical situations and emergencies.
• Food safety training (where applicable) Measures knowledge of safe and sanitary practices in handling and preparing food.