Welcome to the Course ES/HS 551 Advance Research Methods. Here is where all our interaction will happen especially sharing of materials and submission of assignment
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Eric
Engineering is a profession in which knowledge of the
mathematical and natural sciences, gained by study, experience, and practice,
is applied with judgment to develop ways to use, economically, the materials
and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind.
The features of the engineering profession include Theoretical knowledge, a Long training period, Relevance to social values, Service-oriented, Complete autonomy, a High sense of community, Long-term commitment, Highly developed code of ethics. These features and how they intertwine with society, development and sustainability are discussed in this course.
Field trip and technical report writing course for third-year Environmental and Safety Engineering students.
Welcome to ES 271; Safety Systems Audit.
The course introduces students to safety management systems, their implementation and auditing.
Welcome to ES271; Safety Systems Audit
This course introduces students to safety management systems, their implementation and audit.
Course Details
Course Code: ES 388
Course Title: Accident Prevention and Control
Coordinating Department: Environmental & Safety Engineering Department
Semester: Semester 1, 2022/2023 Academic Year
Level: Undergraduate
Number of Credits: 2
Contact Hours: 3 hrs/week
Course Staff
Course Coordinator: Dr Eric Stemn
Timetable
Timetable is provided by the University Examination Unit
A course to introduce first-year Environmental and Safety Engineering students to the scope of Environmental Engineering as a programme of study and to acquaint themselves with the areas of work of an environmental engineer.
Welcome to ES 356 - Field Trip and Technical Report Writing
This is where all communication regarding your project work will take place
Colloquium/Seminar Course for final year students in the Department of Environmental and Safety Engineering
In this course, students would be taught Introduction to Hydrology, the Hydrological Cycle, Evaporation and Transpiration, Infiltration and Percolation, Surface Run Off, Hydrograph Analysis, Flood Routing, Groundwater, Geochemistry, and Hydrological Forecasting.
Introduction to Safety Management is an introductory course that seeks to highlight basic safety terminology,fundamental concepts of risk management, safety management systems and hazard control strategies
Introduction to Safety Management is an introductory course that seeks to highlight the basic terminologies in safety, the fundamental concept of risk management, safety management systems and hazard control systems.
This course covers the basic concept of Occupational Health Management. It will introduce students to workplace hazards such as physical, ergonomic, psychosocial, chemical, and biological hazards and how to effectively control them. Additionally, students will be introduced to the concept of basic first aid and how to deal with certain workplace emergencies.
This course covers the basic concept of Occupational Health Management. It will introduce students to workplace hazards such as physical, ergonomic, psychosocial, chemical, and biological hazards and how to effectively control them. Additionally, students will be introduced to the concept of basic first aid and how to deal with certain workplace emergencies.
This course is designed to provide students with the required fundamental knowledge in fire safety and road safety. The course, therefore, aims to provide students with the fundamentals of the principles of fire, fire safety and road safety. Therefore, the objectives of the course are:
- To understand the principles of fire as well as the cause of all forms of fire and shocks
- To understand the physiology of respiration in humans and the effect of fire and smoke on this respiration physiology. Additionally, the student should become familiar with the essential elements BA set and its use
- To be conversant with the methods of fire prevention and protection
- To understand the principles of fire detection, the various fire detection systems available. Fundamental knowledge in fire alarm systems will also be gained.
- To be familiar with fire extinguishing methods as well as firefighting techniques
- To know the cause of road traffic accidents; to understand the relevance of road safety and some simple road safety techniques that could be adopted
- To understand what a safe driving policy is, its content and how it can be developed