Drug and Alcohol Awareness
Online Training

Overview

drug-alcohol-awarenessThis course looks at the issue of drugs and alcohol in the workplace, how they affect users and what dangers this can pose to everyone.

It covers a wide range of topics, including potential issues of legitimate drugs like antibiotics, herbal remedies and over-the-counter medication, as well as illicit drugs and alcohol.

AVELING’s Drug and Alcohol Awareness course discusses potential risks to employees and those around them, including intoxication, loss of awareness and concentration and potential risk-taking behaviours.

We also look at workplace policies and procedures, which are designed to manage the risks posed by persons consuming alcohol and drugs and prevent people from being intoxicated while at work.

Intended For

Any workplace that wishes to inform employees about the importance of a drug and alcohol-free workplace.

Key benefits of AVELING's online Drug and Alcohol Awareness course:

  • Logon anywhere, anytime
    This training course is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can take the course anywhere on a laptop or standard PC with an Internet connection.
  • Take it at your own pace
    We keep track of your progress throughout the course. This enables you to take the course over several days or weeks if needed.

Learning Outcomes

  • Why does workplace drug and alcohol consumption need to be managed?
  • Understand the dangers of alcohol and its effects on workplace safety
  • Appreciate how pharmaceuticals and herbal preparations can effect employees
  • Recognise why there is no place for illicit drugs at work
  • Understand why workplace Drug and Alcohol Policies exist

Certification

A Certificate of Participation will be issued at the end of the course.


Duration: 45 minutes
Time: Anytime
Dates: Anywhere using a standard computer and Internet
Fee: $55.00 (inc GST)

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Last updated: 27 March, 2012

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