PROC 1160 Industrial Safety Fundamentals

Year
Year 1
Semester
First Semester
Credit
1
Program Description

Introduction to workplace hazard identification, risk assessment protocols, and regulatory compliance standards for technical environments.

About this course

PROC 1160 introduces the core principles of safety in technical and industrial settings. You will learn how to identify workplace hazards, conduct basic risk assessments, and understand the regulatory frameworks that keep workers safe. This course is designed for students who need a practical foundation in safety protocols before entering labs, shops, or co-op work terms.

Who takes this course

This course is an elective and is open to students in any program at Wrenford Polytechnic who need to meet a safety certification requirement. It is frequently taken by students in the School of Energy & Applied Engineering, the School of Construction & the Environment, and the School of Skilled Trades & Transportation.

Credits: 0.5 · Hours: 15

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

  • Identify common hazards in industrial and technical work environments.
  • Apply risk assessment protocols to evaluate workplace safety scenarios.
  • Interpret regulatory compliance standards relevant to engineering and technical trades.
  • Demonstrate proper use of personal protective equipment and safety signage.

Evaluation

Component Weight (%)
Safety quiz 40
Hazard identification report 60