Deadline for application: 24 August 2018
National Programmes and Systems of Occupational Safety and Health
The general objective of this course is to strengthen the capacity of planning, developing and governing the national efforts to improve the OSH.
Course: A9011072
The International Training Centre of the ILO, in collaboration with LabAdmin/OSH (the ILO programme which promotes OSH), organizes this course in Turin to acquaint participants with the international guidelines and principles of the ILO and the experience of consolidated and successful national OSH systems and programmes. Although each country presents different problems regarding its national OSH situation and therefore requires different solutions, this course provides useful inputs to participants in the decision-making process for the improvement and development of OSH governance in their respective countries.
This course is aimed at policy makers, senior officials and advisers from government institutions in charge of the planning, implementation and management of OSH at the national level, and workers' and employers' representatives involved in the policy-making process on OSH at the national level. The programme may also be of interest to other people such as researchers, trainers or consultants in this field.
The International Training Centre of the ILO, in collaboration with LabAdmin/OSH (the ILO programme which promotes OSH), organizes this course in Turin to acquaint participants with the international guidelines and principles of the ILO and the experience of consolidated and successful national OSH systems and programmes. Although each country presents different problems regarding its national OSH situation and therefore requires different solutions, this course provides useful inputs to participants in the decision-making process for the improvement and development of OSH governance in their respective countries.
This course is aimed at policy makers, senior officials and advisers from government institutions in charge of the planning, implementation and management of OSH at the national level, and workers' and employers' representatives involved in the policy-making process on OSH at the national level. The programme may also be of interest to other people such as researchers, trainers or consultants in this field.