IOSH Vision Zero Training

What is IOSH?

IOSH is the world’s largest professional body for occupational health and safety, representing over 48,000 members in more than 130 countries.

What will I gain from participating in this training?

By joining our training course, you will be able to:

Explain the Vision Zero concept as a preventive strategy
Define the principles behind each of the 7 Golden Rules
Identify your organisation’s current position on the journey towards Vision Zero
Outline the benefits that implementing the Vision Zero strategy can offer your organisation
Specify the actions required to implement the Vision Zero strategy within your organisation
Identify the tools available to help you implement Vision Zero

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3 hours

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Online

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Certificate

Issued upon completion

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210 EUR excl. VAT

Please note: Subscription discounts do not apply to IOSH training.

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Option for company-specific courses

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Certified provider of IOSH training

Human House is certified to deliver IOSH-approved Vision Zero training – guaranteeing high-quality courses reflecting the latest trends and research. Learn more about IOSH and our IOSH courses here. Learn more about IOSH and our IOSH courses here.

Workshop content

Enhance safety, wellbeing, and efficiency in your organisation

ISSA (The International Social Security Association) and IOSH (The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health) have partnered to ensure the Vision Zero strategy is accessible and implementable for organisations worldwide through quality-assured training.

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Implementing Vision Zero in your organisation

Discover the organisational benefits of adopting the Vision Zero strategy and explore the steps required for effective implementation.

Health, safety, and wellbeing

Vision Zero is a concept built upon prevention – a strategic approach to ensuring health, safety and wellbeing at work.

Vision Zero’s 7 Golden Rules

1. Take leadership – demonstrate commitment
2. Identify hazards – control risks
3. Define targets – develop programmes
4. Ensure a safe and healthy system – be well-organised
5. Ensure safety and health in machines, equipment, and workplaces
6. Improve qualifications – develop competence
7. Invest in people – motivate by participation

Meet your IOSH trainer, Ruth Kjeldsmark

Ruth Kjeldsmark is a certified IOSH trainer with significant expertise in occupational safety. She works dedicatedly with the implementation of safety culture principles, starting at top management and cascading throughout all levels of an organisation. Ruth’s experience as an HSEQ Manager spans the construction sector, industrial projects and high-risk workplaces, always striving for optimal safety based on strong leadership commitment.

Ruth is highly experienced in HSE Management Systems (ISO 45001 & ISO 14001) and has worked as a Lead Auditor for more than 20 years – both internally and externally. She also has extensive knowledge of developing and implementing high-quality environmental and occupational health and safety management systems according to ISO 9001 and ISO 45001.

As a trainer, Ruth is accomplished through numerous presentations, conference sessions, internal education programmes, and formal OSH management system training. She builds individual specialists and high-performance teams, fostering strong business acumen and close collaboration with relevant stakeholders.

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