SHEQ Manager Training

Lesson 1 • Integrated Management System Principles

Explains the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle and high-level structure shared across QHSE standards. Learners apply the cycle to a simple organizational scenario.

Lesson 2 • Regulatory and Standards Landscape

Maps the global regulatory environment and voluntary standards that govern QHSE. Learners distinguish compulsory compliance from best-practice frameworks.

Lesson 3 • QHSE Manager Role and Competencies

Defines the responsibilities, authority, and core competencies of a QHSE manager. Learners benchmark their current skills against professional expectations.

Lesson 1 • Environmental Aspect and Impact Assessment

Applies risk logic to environmental aspects such as emissions, waste, and resource use. Learners complete an aspect-impact register for a sample operation.

Lesson 2 • Quality Risk Management

Introduces failure mode and effects analysis and other quality-focused risk tools. Learners connect quality risks to product and service outcomes.

Lesson 3 • Hazard Identification Methods

Covers structured techniques for uncovering physical, chemical, biological, and ergonomic hazards. Connects hazard identification to the broader risk management process.

Lesson 4 • Risk Evaluation Techniques

Teaches qualitative and semi-quantitative risk scoring methods. Learners apply likelihood-consequence matrices to prioritise identified hazards.

Lesson 1 • Managing Regulatory Change

Addresses processes for monitoring legislative updates and integrating changes into the management system. Learners design a change-alert workflow.

Lesson 2 • Compliance Evaluation and Gap Analysis

Provides methods for evaluating current compliance status and identifying gaps. Learners produce a prioritised corrective action plan from gap findings.

Lesson 3 • Compliance Register Construction

Teaches the design and population of a compliance register linked to operational activities. Connects each obligation to responsible personnel and evidence.

Lesson 1 • Digital Document Management Systems

Introduces electronic document management platforms and their QHSE-specific configuration. Learners evaluate system features against management system requirements.

Lesson 2 • Document Control Procedures

Covers creation, review, approval, distribution, and revision workflows. Learners apply a document control procedure to a sample document lifecycle.

Lesson 3 • Process Control and Standard Operating Procedures

Teaches how to write effective standard operating procedures that control critical QHSE processes. Learners draft and validate a procedure using a structured template.

Lesson 4 • Document Hierarchy and Types

Defines policies, procedures, work instructions, and forms within a tiered documentation structure. Learners map document types to organisational levels.

Lesson 1 • Root Cause Analysis Methods

Teaches the five whys, fishbone diagram, fault tree analysis, and change analysis techniques. Learners select and apply the appropriate method based on incident complexity.

Lesson 2 • Immediate Response and Scene Preservation

Covers first-response priorities, scene security, and evidence preservation. Learners apply a response checklist to a simulated incident scenario.

Lesson 3 • Corrective Action Development and Tracking

Guides learners through developing effective corrective actions tied to root causes. Establishes verification and effectiveness review processes.

Lesson 4 • Incident Classification and Reporting

Defines incident types, severity levels, and mandatory reporting thresholds. Learners design an internal reporting workflow that captures near misses and hazard observations.

Lesson 1 • Audit Findings and Reporting

Guides learners through grading findings, writing nonconformity statements, and structuring audit reports. Learners draft a findings report with clear conformity and nonconformity statements.

Lesson 2 • Audit Principles and Types

Distinguishes first-, second-, and third-party audits and explains core auditing principles. Learners identify the appropriate audit type for various organisational scenarios.

Lesson 3 • QHSE Performance Indicators and Dashboards

Establishes leading and lagging indicator frameworks and dashboard design for QHSE performance. Learners select and define a balanced KPI set for a sample organisation.

Lesson 4 • Conducting the Audit

Teaches interviewing, observation, and document sampling techniques used during audit execution. Learners practice evidence gathering and note-taking in role-play exercises.

Lesson 1 • Evacuation and Mustering Procedures

Teaches the design of evacuation routes, muster points, and accountability systems. Learners evaluate an existing site layout for evacuation adequacy.

Lesson 2 • Business Continuity Integration

Links emergency response to business continuity planning, covering recovery time objectives and continuity strategies. Learners map critical processes to continuity measures.

Lesson 3 • Drills, Exercises, and Plan Testing

Explains drill types, tabletop exercises, and full-scale simulations for validating emergency plans. Learners design and debrief a tabletop exercise.

Lesson 4 • Emergency Scenario Identification

Applies risk assessment outputs to identify credible emergency scenarios for the organisation. Learners prioritise scenarios by likelihood and potential consequence.

Lesson 1 • Management Review Process

Defines management review inputs, outputs, and facilitation techniques for driving decisions. Learners prepare and present a management review package.

Lesson 2 • Aligning QHSE with Organisational Strategy

Connects QHSE objectives to corporate strategy using balanced scorecard and policy deployment tools. Learners translate strategic goals into measurable QHSE targets.

Lesson 3 • QHSE Strategic Roadmap Development

Guides learners through building a multi-year QHSE improvement roadmap with milestones and resource plans. Learners present their roadmap to a simulated executive audience.

Lesson 4 • Continual Improvement Methodologies

Applies Lean, Six Sigma, and Kaizen principles to QHSE improvement projects. Learners select and initiate an improvement project using a structured methodology.