Description: Industrial Safety Management (ISM) focuses on building strong safety systems across industrial operations.

This training emphasizes hazard recognition, safe work practices, regulatory compliance, and the development of proactive safety cultures within organizations. ISM programs help businesses reduce workplace incidents, improve operational reliability, and ensure employees have the knowledge needed to work safely in complex industrial environments.

Requirements: OSHA 1910.120(q)

Scope: This course provides participants with a comprehensive overview of Industrial Safety Management (ISM) principles and their application in industrial work environments. The training focuses on developing effective safety management systems that identify hazards, reduce workplace risks, and promote safe work practices across operations.

Participants will learn key components of industrial safety programs, including hazard identification and risk assessment, incident prevention strategies, safety policies and procedures, regulatory compliance, and employee involvement in safety initiatives. The course also addresses common industrial hazards such as equipment operation, energy control, material handling, and workplace environmental conditions.

Through practical examples and guided instruction, attendees will gain the knowledge needed to implement proactive safety practices, strengthen workplace safety culture, and support continuous improvement in safety performance. The training is designed to help organizations reduce workplace incidents, improve operational reliability, and ensure employees are equipped to work safely in complex industrial environments.

Who Should Attend:This course is designed for individuals responsible for managing, implementing, or supporting workplace safety programs within industrial environments. It is beneficial for personnel seeking to strengthen safety management practices, improve hazard recognition, and promote a proactive safety culture within their organization.

Recommended attendees include:

• Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) professionals

• Plant managers and facility managers

• Operations and production supervisors

• Maintenance supervisors and technicians

• Safety coordinators and safety committee members

• Human resources and training personnel

• Team leaders responsible for workplace safety

This training is ideal for organizations looking to reduce workplace incidents, enhance regulatory compliance, and ensure employees have the knowledge and tools necessary to maintain safe and efficient industrial operations.