This postgraduate course, in line with Recommendation No. 205 of the International Labour Organization, responds to the growing complexity of work systems, which determine an articulation of the principles of Ergonomics and Human Factors with the needs arising from an increasingly relevant presence of new technologies in work contexts and scenarios of uncertainty with impact on occupational safety and health.
Knowledge and skills are developed in the promotion of work systems that are able to operate under changing conditions, so that the results of safety and health are adequate, enabling professionals to prevent the occurrence of errors and failures, accidents and incidents, and adverse events in organizations.
This course is addressed to all Occupational Safety Technicians and Professionals in the areas of Occupational Health and Safety, Ergonomics and Occupational Health who are required, according to Law nº 42 of 2012, to partake in scientific and technical continuing education. The course is also geared for all other professionals who wish to update their knowledge in the field of ergonomics and resilience of organizations.