Safety Technology Short Courses Booklet Final

REGISTRATION Safety Technology

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CONTACT US

For more information please contact the following:

Mr. Zahid Hussain
Administrative Assistant
Phone: 013-8683300 Ext. 813
Dammam Community College - Room No. 250, First Floor
Mr. Syed Younus
Administrative Assistant
Phone: 013-8683300 Ext. 865
Dammam Community College - Room No. 250, First Floor

ADMISSION

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Floor for Admission.

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Introduction Mission

There is a growing concern for Occupational Health and Safety in Dammam Community College pledges to develop and facilitate
workplaces in the global industry as well as in the Kingdom of Saudi professional education, meeting the needs of its community and
Arabia. Health and Safety professionals are in increasing demand in stakeholders.
many public and private sectors across the Kingdom. In this light, the  To prepare the community for entry-level jobs.
Dammam Community College (DCC) aims to provide career  To offer short courses & certificate programs for the industry.
advancement opportunities for the local professional community. This  To offer workshops and seminars that help all its stakeholders.
is through the provision of short courses offered to the local industry,
government officials, and other members of the public. DCC provides Eligibility
world-class education that develops professional skills for students at
the career entry level, as well as continual educational opportunities for  Any person (Male) who is aged 16 years or above.
the professional community. It also endeavors to provide the relevant  Is familiar with the Basic English language.
technical and leadership skills that could make a real difference in the  Available during all days in the evenings between 6:00 pm to 9:00
health, safety and welfare of employees, and ultimately the
performance of the respective organization. DCC’s training is pm.
facilitated by seasoned instructors with relevant industrial and  Is able to pay the program fees (non-refundable) that includes tuition,
academic experience.
registration and material.
 Participants will receive certificates after completing all

requirements of the short course.
 Seats are very limited in number.

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Program 1: Introduction to Occupational Overview of Program
Safety and Health (12 Hours)
Topics Duration
Introduction
1st Safety and Health Movement, Then and Now 1 Hour
Occupational safety and health is one of the key areas of importance in Day Accidents and their Effects 1 Hour
all countries of the world, especially in Saudi Arabia, where the new Theories of Accident Causation 1 Hour
Vision 2030 has emphasized the promotion of safe and healthy work
environment. Safe and healthy work places is crucial to increasing the 2nd Ergonomics Hazards 1 Hour
efficiency of the Saudi workforce, and ultimately the overall Day Stress and Safety 1 Hour
development of the national economy. Violence in the Workplace 1 Hour
Occupational safety training for workers assumes great significance in
today’s risk-filled work environment. Occupational diseases and 3rd Hazard of Falling and Lifting 1 Hour
injuries lead to a huge loss of money from the economy's gross output, Day Hazards of Temperature Extremes 1 Hour
as well as psychological and moral losses. Hence, a justified need to Fire Hazards 1 Hour
enhance knowledge and expertise in the field of occupational safety
and health is evident. This will provide organizations’ and their 4th Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 1 Hour
representatives will the skill set to take adequate precautions to Day Basic First Aid and Cardiopulmonary 1 Hour
safeguard their workforce along with properties and contribute to the ARecscuidsecnittatIinovnestigation and Reporting 1 Hour
realization of the Kingdom's Vision 2030.
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Our Target

 Junior and middle level staff of Safety or any field.
 Students majoring in Safety or any program.
 Safety Students Alumni.

Course Objectives

 To develop understanding of the basic principles of safety that are
applicable in the industry.

 To differentiate the various possible types of hazards in the
workplace and their effects.

 To recognize the roles of the health and safety professional in the
workplace.

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Program 2: Construction Safety Training Overview of Program
(12 Hours)
Topics Duration
Introduction
1st Overview of the construction industry 1 Hour
The construction industry is one of the most hazardous industries in the Excavation works, hazards and controls 1 Hour
world. More so, in the Middle East, construction accidents and fatality Day Confined spaces, and underground works 1 Hour
rates have been reported to be 18.6 per 100,000 workers, compared to
4.2 per 100,000 workers in other economies. In Saudi Arabia, the 2nd Working at heights and over water 1 Hour
construction industry was responsible for over 46.3% of the recorded Access equipment, precautions and controls 1 Hour
occupational injuries. This justifies the need to further enhance Day Case studies and round table discussions 1 Hour
knowledge and expertise in construction safety.
3rd Construction demolition, hazards and controls 1 Hour
Our Target Day Blasting and use of explosives 1 Hour
Case studies and round table discussions 1 Hour
 Students majoring in Safety, Construction, Architecture, Civil
Engineering, Quantity Survey, Interior Design and other related 4th Risk Assessment and Principles of Control 1 Hour
construction fields. Risk Assessment and Methods Statement 1 Hour
Day (CRoAurMseSa)ssignment done in groups 1 Hour
 Safety Students Alumni.
 Junior and middle level staff of construction, civil engineering and 6

property development firms.

Course Objectives

 To develop understanding of the fundamental concepts of construction
safety.

 To cover areas such as excavations, confined spaces, underground
works, and working at heights, demolition, and risk assessment.

 To learn about the common hazards in the construction industry, risk
assessment, and control methods.

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Program 3: Fire Safety Training Overview of Program
(16 Hours)
Topics Duration
Introduction
1st Introduction to Fire safety 2 Hours
This course will provide an intensive review on fire safety foundation Week 2 Hours
(how fire starts, spreads, and fire control process). Life Safety in Buildings 1 Hour
The course also offers hands on experience of tackling a fire with the 1 Hour
use of a fire extinguisher on environmentally friendly, controlled live Detection and Notification Systems 1 Hour
fire training scenarios. This practical experience provides the 1 Hour
participants with the knowledge and confidence to tackle an outbreak Fire Extinguishment (Suppression System)
of fire in the work place, residential places, hotels, malls, and schools Fire stopping, fire proofing and fire retardant 1 Hour
should the need arise. element 2 Hours
Smoke Management and Ventilation 1 Hour
Our Target 1 Hour
2nd Building Construction 3 Hours
 Students majoring in any program. Week Fire safety risk assessment
 Safety, Health and Environment Officers, EHS Managers, Case Studies and presentations

Technicians, Project engineers. Post fire activity in the workplace
 Anyone aspiring to increase his capabilities in the field of fire safety.
Basic firefighting skills
Course Objectives
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 To have basic understanding of fire safety.
 To be able to conduct fire safety inspections to limit the occurrence

and spread of fire.
 To differentiate between the various types of detection, notification,

and suppression systems.
 To be familiar with the techniques of building construction as it

relates to fire safety.
 To be aware of the essential requirements for fire emergency

preparedness (evacuation procedures & fire drill).

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Program 4: Hazardous Materials Awareness Overview of Program
Training (12 Hours)
Topics Duration
Introduction
1st Introduction to Hazard Communication 2 Hours
Every day in Saudi Arabia there are large shipments of hazardous Day
materials (HazMat) in and around our cities. These include deliveries Standards 1 Hour
of fuels to our local gas stations, deliveries of chemical to industrial Understanding the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) 1.5 Hours
facilities or even workplaces in our neighborhoods. 1.5 Hours
From time to time, though rarely, accidents do occur thereby exposing 2nd Understanding HazMat Labels
HazMat handlers to injuries or fatalities. Day Understanding Health Information 1 Hour
2 Hours
Our Target 3rd Understanding Toxic Chemicals 1 Hour
Day Understanding Flammables and Combustibles 2 Hours
 Students majoring in Safety, Chemical Sciences and Engineering.
 Safety Students Alumni. 4th Understanding corrosives
 Fire, rescue, and Emergency Medical Service (EMS) personnel. Day Understanding Reactive Chemicals
 People who package, load or unload, and transport hazardous
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materials/wastes.
 People who sign manifests for removal of hazardous wastes.
 Researchers working with chemical/hazardous compounds.

Course Objectives

 To recognize and identify the clues that determine the presence of
HazMat.

 To be familiar with basic strategies to safeguard health and safety
when work involves potential exposure to Hazardous Materials.

 To help participants meet the general awareness training
requirements for both domestic and international regulations
(OSHA, DOT, etc).

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