Gap analysis is, at its essence, a comparison of current conditions & practices against accepted standards and best practices. This comparison allows you to identify gaps in safety standards, leading to a more accurate assessment of the specific and actionable steps you can take to ensure full compliance with safety standards & regulations, as well as what you can do to go above and beyond in being a safety leader.
Failure to comply with safety regulations can lead to a whole host of negative consequences, from citations and fines for violations to accidents and injuries. Thus, the need for prevention measures, with the goal being to avoid violations and accidents by creating safer working conditions. Safety training is, of course, a vital part of any prevention plan. So is a gap analysis, as it not only lets you know what to change in the systems, processes and physical environment of your workplace; it can also lead to improvements in your safety training programs.
The safety of your workplace cannot be overlooked - a safe work environment is a profitable and productive one. Time and money are not lost to preventable illnesses and injuries, and workers respond well to improvements in workplace safety standards.
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.
HSSE Systems Fundamentals Training Course
Main Service Location
Course Title
HSSE Systems Fundamentals
Course Duration
2 Days
Assessment Type
Knowledge Assessment
Training Delivery Method
Classroom/Online
Service Coverage
Saudi Arabia - Bahrain - Kuwait - Philippines
Gap analysis is, at its essence, a comparison of current conditions & practices against accepted standards and best practices. This comparison allows you to identify gaps in safety standards, leading to a more accurate assessment of the specific and actionable steps you can take to ensure full compliance with safety standards & regulations, as well as what you can do to go above and beyond in being a safety leader.
Failure to comply with safety regulations can lead to a whole host of negative consequences, from citations and fines for violations to accidents and injuries. Thus, the need for prevention measures, with the goal being to avoid violations and accidents by creating safer working conditions. Safety training is, of course, a vital part of any prevention plan. So is a gap analysis, as it not only lets you know what to change in the systems, processes and physical environment of your workplace; it can also lead to improvements in your safety training programs.
The safety of your workplace cannot be overlooked - a safe work environment is a profitable and productive one. Time and money are not lost to preventable illnesses and injuries, and workers respond well to improvements in workplace safety standards.
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.