A. Global Foundations and Frameworks

• Global OHS Situation and Epidemiology

• OHS International Framework/Standards (ILO Conventions, ISO 45001, and WHO guidance)

• Comparative OHS Systems across countries

  • Factors influencing OHS enforcement (e.g., government structures such as federalism, decentralization, devolution, unitary structures, inspection models)

B. Occupational Hazards and Risks

• Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment, and Control

  • Health hazards: physical agents, chemical agents, biological agents, and ergonomic stresses and risk factors, including psychosocial hazards

  • Safety Hazards: unsafe acts and unsafe conditions

• Occupational Toxicology

• Occupational Diseases

• Occupational Injuries and Rehabilitation

C. OHS Management Systems at the Organizational Level

D. OHS Programs and Services

• Accident and incident investigation and analysis

• Injury prevention and Loss control management

• Pollution control

• Welfare facilities

• Health surveillance in the workplace

• Outbreak investigation

• Healthy lifestyle program

• Cancer prevention and control program

• Tuberculosis prevention and control program

• Disaster risk reduction and management program

• Climate change and OHS

• Mental health at work

E. Risk Management