OHSE Management Systems

• • Introduction to Systematic OHSE Management
  • Accident Causation
  • Introduction to Systematic OHSE Management and its impact on the common good.
  • Incident Causation
  • Incident Response and Investigation
  • OHSE Management Systems I
  • OHSE Management Systems II
  • Contractor Safety Management Systems
  • Safety and the Supply Chain
  • Organisational Culture and Control for OHSE
  • OHSE Leadership
  • Resilience Engineering, Safety II and Safety Differently
  • The place of safety management systems – current thinking, future trends, and controversies

Equivalent subjects

You should not enrol in this subject if you have successfully completed any of the following subject(s) because they are considered academically equivalent:

• ACU-OHS602 (Not currently available)

Additional requirements

No additional requirements

This Unit employs a learning and teaching strategy that combines active learning (engaging with online lecture videos, reading, writing and case studies to analyse, synthesise and problem solve) and peer learning methods (engaging with peers and the lecturer via online tools to collaborate, query and elaborate). Live online classrooms will be offered at regular intervals throughout the teaching period to allow students synchronous access to their lecturer and peers at defined times. Use of applied case studies and scenarios with reference to legislation and standards as well as national and international contexts are used to facilitate applied action learning.

Three assessment items are required in this unit, all of which are based on a case simulation that will unfold during the teaching period. To pass this unit, students are required to achieve an overall mark of at least 50% and must make an attempt at all three assessment items. The assessment tasks for this unit are designed for students to demonstrate their achievement of each learning outcome.

• Business Report (30%)
• Board Report (35%)
• Video of Board Presentation (35%)