SO3 Training LCM Training DOLE Accredited Safety Officer 3 Training Loss Control Management Training Online via Zoom

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LCM or Loss Control Management is a DOLE Prescribed 40 hours Advanced OSH Training for SO3.
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Participants joining LCM must be graduates of 40 hours BOSH or 40 hours COSH Training.

LCM is a 40-hour DOLE Prescribed Advanced OSH Training for Safety Officer 3 (SO3). LCM, Loss Control Management. The training is facilitated in Taglish, a combination of Tagalog and English.

Attending the 4-day LCM Training is urgent and important for individuals seeking to become qualified Safety Officer 3. Firstly, it provides comprehensive training on Advance OSH concepts, such as loss control programs, hazard identification, risk assessment, and emergency response. Secondly, LCM is required by DOLE DO No. 198-18 for SO3. Thirdly, there is a high demand for Safety Officer 3 nationwide as employers prioritize workplace safety and the appointment of qualified SO3. Finally, LCM certification is a valuable asset that can demonstrate a high level of competency and professionalism, and lead to better career prospects.

Who can attend
LCM SO3 training, which stands for Loss Control Management training, is recommended for Safety Officer 3 (and SO2 who graduates of BOSH or COSH) who have responsibilities in managing risk and loss control within an organization. LCM training provides participants with advanced knowledge and skills in risk assessment, loss prevention, incident investigation, and implementing effective control measures. Attending LCM training is particularly valuable for safety officers working in industries with high-risk environments such as manufacturing, construction, oil and gas, and transportation. By attending LCM, participants can enhance their ability to identify and mitigate risks, minimize losses, and promote a culture of safety within their organization.

Requirements to Submit
2 x 2 picture in plain or white background
Any government-issued ID or company ID
Proof of Payment
Certificate of Completion (BOSH SO2 or COSH)

Registration Includes
DOLE Accredited QR-coded Certificate of Completion, (softcopy will be emailed, hardcopy will be delivered for free), softcopy of trainers' presentations

Loss control management refers to the process of identifying and managing risks in an organization in order to minimize the potential for losses. This can include a wide range of activities, such as assessing potential hazards, implementing safety protocols and procedures, providing training, and monitoring performance. The goal of loss control management is to reduce the likelihood of accidents and incidents that can result in financial losses, such as property damage, injuries, or legal liabilities.

Loss control management is typically the responsibility of an organization's risk management department, which works closely with other departments and stakeholders to develop and implement loss control strategies. This may involve conducting regular safety audits and inspections, implementing safety policies and procedures, and providing training to employees on safe work practices. Additionally, loss control management may also include developing emergency response plans and conducting drills to ensure that employees are prepared to respond to unexpected incidents.

LCM Training: Philosophy and History of LCM. Economics in LCM. Management Control. Measurement Tools and Management. Environmental Health in the Industry. Property Damage of Waste Control. Stress Management. Accident Investigation. Fire Loss Control. Personal Communication. Planned Inspection and Maintenance. Disaster Management. Emergency Preparedness. Motor Fleet Safety. Role of Safety and Health LCM. Planned Job Observation. Security Loss Control. System Safety. Values and Behavioral Dimension in Loss Control. Calculate Frequency Rate and Severity Rate.