Required in stage
Optional in stage
Second term
Both terms
This year
Next year
Alternating years
External
Prerequisites
Identical coursesLabour welfare (B-ODISEE-OI3065)
Celis Caroline (coordinator) | Celis Caroline | Devos Liesbet | Mettepenningen Evy Previous knowledge
A. Previously required courses
The general admission requirements and the order of enrolment are to be found in the education and examination regulations.
B. Required competences
The student masters the skills as taught on a secondary education level.
Is included in these courses of study
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - daytime education (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Agriculture) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - daytime education (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Animal Care) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - daytime education (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Food Technology) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - daytime education (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Greenery Management) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - distance learning (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Agriculture) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - distance learning (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Animal Care) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - distance learning (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Food Technology) 180 ects.
- Bachelor of Agro- and Biotechnology - distance learning (Sint-Niklaas) (Specialisation Greenery Management) 180 ects.
Activities
6 ects. Labour welfare (B-ODISEE-OI5080)
DutchFormat: Lecture-assignment
50 
First termCelis Caroline | Devos Liesbet | Mettepenningen Evy Content
The course consists of the following themes:
1. Safety and welfare in our society
2. Legal provisions and other regulations
3. Dynamic risk management
4. Accidents and statistics, accidents analysis
5. Organisation of the prevention service
6. Task of the advisor as animator
7. Programmes for prevention, yearly action plan
8. Occupational medicine services
9. Dangerous products: risks and prevention
10. Fire safety: prevention and fire control
11. Environmental factors and fight against pollution
12. Machines and electrical hazards
13. Personnel protective equipment
14. Design of buildings
15. Working with external companies
16. Sources of information
17. Visit at the PVI Antwerp
18. Urgent medical assistance
Course material
The required study materials can be consulted here.
Compulsory teaching aids:
- Course 'Wellbeing at work'
- Powerpoints on Toledo
- Exercises and cases on Toledo
- Extra material can be made available on Toledo
Format: more information
Assignments - Digital learning - Supported home-study
1. Lectures
- On campus and/or digital lectures and guest lectures (cf. class schedule or messages on Toledo)
- PowerPoint presentations and video lectures (with case material) available on Toledo
- Student counselling sessions on campus or via MS Teams (cf. class schedule or messages on Toledo): student studies recorded lessons in advance
- Urgent medical assistance class on campus
2. Assignment
- Risk analysis
- According to modalities on Toledo
- Both for CAM and HAO students
Distance education: monitored self study. Bachelor Degree students via Distance Education follow no lectures but process the study material at home (except for the urgent medical assistance class) and will be in contact with their fellow students (distance learning platforms). Student counselling sessions (evening sessions) during the semester will allow you to ask questions about the theory.
The information presented here regarding the organization of classes may change at any time in response to the epidemiological reality. All changes will be communicated via Toledo, stating the correct information which should be applied (at all times).
Evaluation
(B-ODISEE-OI7065)
Explanation
| Assessment | Grading scale |
|---|---|
| TOTAL | 1-20/20 scale |
There are various evaluation activities:
- Assessment of the paper on risk analysis (1/4)
- Digital, written open book exam (3/4). The exam will take place after the autumn holidays, outside the normal exam period of January.
The final score for this course is calculated using the weighted average of the different evaluations.
If not all assignments are submitted before the deadline or if the student does not partake to the exam, a quotation of NA (did not partake) will be given. A score of less than 7/20 on one of the partial evaluations can lead to an overall fail for this course, as stipulated in the Exam and Education regulations (OER).
The practical exam Urgent Medical Assistance is a mandatory part of the course if you want an additional certificate as 'prevention advisor level 3'. This practical exam is organized only once a year. The date will be communicated on Toledo. The theoretical part of Urgent Medical Assistance is part of the written exam. Information about the points distribution will be found on the examination paper.
For this course you can get a tolerance. Please note: no additional certificate can be obtained of 'prevention advisor level 3' if you tolerate this course or if there are no results for the practical exam on Urgent Medical Assistance .
The information presented here regarding evaluation modalities may change at any time in response to the epidemiological reality. All changes will be communicated via Toledo, stating the correct information which should be applied (at all times).
Information about retaking exams
The score on the assignment obtained in the first exam session is retained. If the student failed the assignment, it must be retaken. Otherwise, the modalities are the same as in the first exam session (see Toledo for details).