Santé au travailPrévention et Gouvernance des Risques (ERE)
Occupational Health
Séquencement
Learning objectives
Know: • The function of the occupational doctor, his mode of operation and his integration into the organization chart of the enterprise and his change from occupational medicine to occupational health Master: • Assessment of medical skills for the operator at the workplace. Know the elements of mental health at work: psychosocial risks: moral harassment, the dangers of mental health, stress management in a work environment at risk.
Program
What is health? • WHO Definition, Ottawa Charter. The 1946 Law. • Role and mission of occupational medicine. Agreement between the social partners of 13 September and 18 December 2000. The outlook for the new regulation. • Occupational health services. • Multidisciplinarity. The main pathologies of professional origin. • TMS. • Deafness. • Cancers: Professionals.
- Broncho-pulmonary.
- Cutaneous. Other. Special points. • Additive driving and work: alcohol, tobacco, drug addiction. • AIDS and work. • The work of aging people. • Stress and work. In-company emergency care. • Relief organization.
Assessment
Table control (Duration 1h)
Skills
1| Ref. | Verb | Description | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| C6 | appraise | Evaluate "a priori" the risks associated with processes, equipment or technologies, propose possible prevention and/or protection actions. | 4 |