Objectives
Intended for all personnel this course provides an effective appreciation of the requirements of controlling hazardous substances in the workplace. The course introduces the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations, the duties imposed on employers and employees, and how best these requirements can be implemented in the workplace.
Contents
- Legislation
- Employer duties
- Employee duties
- Risk assessment
- Prevention and control of exposure
- Control methods
- Monitoring exposure
- Health surveillance
- Information, instruction and training
- Workplace exposure limits
- Personal protective equipment
Course Duration – 2-3 Hrs
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this Data Protection Onsite Training , participants will:
- Understand the main rules of GDPR and how they apply to care homes.
- Be able to explain key terms like personal data, data subject, and data controller.
- Know the rights of individuals, like the right to access or delete data.
- Learn how to keep personal data safe and secure.
- Understand the responsibilities of care staff in protecting data.
- Be able to respond to data access requests.
- Know what to do if a data breach happens.
- Understand how to report a data breach and prevent future risks.
- Be able to apply GDPR rules to real-life situations.
- Gain confidence in following GDPR rules and protecting personal information
Data Protection and GDPR Onsite Course Outline
1: Introduction to Data Protection and GDPR
- What is Data Protection?
- A brief history of data protection laws
- Why GDPR is important
- How GDPR affects the world
- Main goals of data protection laws
2: Essential Definitions and Terminology
- Key terms in GDPR
- Personal data
- Data subject
- Data controller
- Data processor
- Sensitive personal data
- Processing
- Simple explanations of each term
- Real-life examples
- Common mistakes in understanding these terms
3: GDPR Core Principles
- Key GDPR principles
- Fairness and transparency
- Purpose of data use
- Minimising data collection
- Keeping data accurate
- Storing data for only as long as needed
- Protecting data with security
- Accountability for actions
- Examples of how each principle works in practice
- Activities to help understand how to apply these principles
4: Data Subject Rights
- Rights of individuals under GDPR
- Right to be informed
- Right to access data
- Right to correct data
- Right to delete data (right to be forgotten)
- Right to limit data use
- Right to move data
- Right to object to data use
- Rights about automated decisions
- How to handle requests from individuals
- Step-by-step guide for responding to requests
- Challenges and tips for handling rights requests
5: Data Security and Protection
- Ways to protect data
- Security measures to keep data safe
- Assessing and managing risks
- Protecting data by design and default
- Using encryption and anonymisation
- Controlling who can access data
- Storing and sending data securely
- Setting up strong security processes
6: Data Breach Management
- What is a data breach?
- Types of data breaches
- Steps to take right away after a breach
- Rules about notifying a breach
- When to report
- Who to tell
- What details to provide
- Ways to reduce future risks
- Long-term planning to prevent breaches
- Legal and financial results of data breaches
- Creating a plan for responding to data breaches.
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