HSE (Health, safety and Environment)

HSE stands for Health, Safety and Environment. It refers to the policies, procedures and practices that an organization or company puts in place to protect the health and well-being of its employees, visitors and suppliers, as well as the surrounding environment. This may include measures such as providing personal protective equipment, training employees in safe work practices and implementing procedures to reduce the risk of accidents or incidents. It also includes measures to minimize the impact of the organization’s operations on the environment. 

HSE is an important aspect of corporate social responsibility and is regulated by government agencies in many countries. HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) is an acronym used to denote the policies and procedures that organizations put in place to protect health and wellness. – to be employees, customers and the general public, as well as to minimize the impact of its operations on the environment. 

These policies and procedures may include measures such as providing personal protective equipment, training employees in safe work practices, implementing procedures to reduce the risk of accidents, and complying with environmental regulations. HSE is an important aspect of corporate social responsibility and organizations must comply with relevant laws and regulations in their countries.

BES Institute’s HSE (Health, safety and Environment) Certification courses are designed to provide you with the skills and information needed to improve your quality management procedures and the effect you have within your business.