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Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety (OHS):Define occupational health and safety and its importance in protecting workers from workplace hazards.Discuss the scope and objectives of occupational health and safety programs.Occupational Hazards and Risks:Identify common occupational hazards and risks across different industries and occupations, such as chemical hazards, physical hazards, biological hazards, ergonomic hazards, and psychosocial hazards.Discuss the health effects associated with exposure to these hazards and risk factors.Occupational Health and Safety Legislation:Describe national and international laws, regulations, and standards related to occupational health and safety.Discuss the role of government agencies, employers, and workers in ensuring compliance with OHS legislation.Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment:Explain the process of hazard identification and risk assessment in the workplace.Discuss methods for assessing and prioritizing occupational hazards, as well as strategies for controlling and mitigating risks.Occupational Health Surveillance:Describe the purpose and methods of occupational health surveillance.Discuss the importance of surveillance in identifying workplace hazards, monitoring trends in occupational diseases and injuries, and evaluating the effectiveness of interventions.Workplace Ergonomics:Discuss the principles of ergonomics and its importance in preventing musculoskeletal disorders and promoting worker health and safety.Identify ergonomic risk factors in the workplace and strategies for ergonomic design and intervention.Occupational Health Promotion:Explore strategies for promoting health and well-being in the workplace, including health education, wellness programs, and workplace health promotion initiatives.Discuss the role of employers, unions, and occupational health professionals in promoting a healthy work environment.