Blockchain in Health & Safety
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Blockchain Case Study
Use of blockchain for health and safety in the Construction, Quarrying and Manufacturing
Blockchain inspiration using real-life examples from a working quarry in the west of Ireland. Risk reduction using Blockchain Workflow and safety improvements Tamper-proof health & Safety audit trails
Overview
This course allows participants to establish how critical health and safety information can be stored and audited using blockchain technology. This model enables responsible officers to be sure of their health and safety data using an immutable ledger.
Participants will learn how blockchain ledgers operate and how to deploy one for managing health and safety data between parties, insurance companies and contractors. They will be provided with information on how blockchain can have a real impact on safety, create better workflow and reduce risks and non -compliance
Who should attend?
Manufacturing, Construction, Quarrying Facilities and Health and Safety companies – Asset Managers, Responsible Persons, Project Managers, Maintenance & Admin staff in Offices & Personal On-site
Price
€800 *
€600
*With a Skillnet discount of 25%
Duration
1 day of in-person training
Location:
W8 Centre, Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim
OR
Dublin
Course Content
Introduction
Understanding blockchain and the use of decentralised ledger technology for data management Introduction to blockchain
- History of Blockchain
- Real-world blockchain use cases
- Health and safety ledgers
- Financial NFTs
- The power of blockchain
- Blockchain in banking & finance
- Blockchain for supply chain management and certifying origin
- Blockchain for intellectual property
- Example use cases of Blockchain in the health and safety industry.
Bite-sized fundamentals
- What is blockchain
- What is a block in a Blockchain?
- Block components: Data Hash
- Hash inherited from the previous block
What is a hash? The concept of digital fingerprinting.
- How the blockchain is formed
- Hash inheritance in blockchain and the benefits for health and safety management
- Data immutability and how blockchain technology prevents data tampering
- Distributed ledger technology and its use in health and safety
- Centralised health and safety ledgers versus distributed ledgers
- The difference between blockchain and databases
- Types of blockchain Permissioned vs permissionless
- Pros and cons of different types of blockchain
- Use of blockchain for smart contracts
Learning Outcomes –
Course Content Cont.
IoT – Internet of Things
- What is the internet of things?
- Examples of IoT in everyday life
- Smart homes
- Smart cars
- Radiofrequency technology
- What is RF technology
- Choosing the right RF technology
Module Teaching
Participants enjoy the challenge of active learning through peer learning experiences. Fostering trust and collegiality where learners feel comfortable bringing real-life experiences to the fore is key to successful learning. The tutor takes responsibility for guiding and encouraging learners in a structured fashion to meet the learning outcomes.