You will study about health and safety laws, such as the Health and Safety at Work and Other Acts. You will learn about the legal responsibilities of employers, self-employed individuals, and workers to encourage health and safety awareness, as well as effective safety management practices. This course will also address the CDM rules, which govern the management of health, safety, and welfare on building sites.

You will learn about the essential ideas and advantages of a health and safety policy, as well as how to execute one.

You will discover how risk assessments may help prevent workplace accidents and why risk assessments and method statements should be appropriate and commensurate to the amount of risk posed.

You will learn how to adjust training content to the audience’s demands in order to maintain competency on-site.

You will understand the value of efficient communication among all persons involved in on-site work to ensure that essential information is appropriately transmitted.

Learn how to correctly measure, monitor, and report on workplace health and safety.

You will learn about the statutory and non-statutory forms, notices, signs, and registers used in the building and construction industries, as well as record-keeping and other aspects.

You will learn about the most prevalent causes of accidents, how to prevent them, and how to report them. You will learn how to create building phase plans, safe methods of work, and risk assessments, as well as how to perform site inspections and manage everyday health and safety issues.

You will discover the significance of providing adequate welfare facilities and ensuring that they adhere to the CDM Regulations.

You will learn how to manage mental health difficulties as well as assist people who are addicted to drugs or alcohol while being legal.

You will understand how important it is to safeguard workers from harmful chemicals like lead and asbestos.

You’ll discover how to safeguard workers from the dangers of inhaling airborne particles.

You will learn about the problems associated with excessive noise and vibration, as well as how to reduce them.

You will learn how to limit the risk of damage caused by poor manual handling methods, as well as how to do so while considering the work, environment, and controls.

You will learn about the regulations that must be met while setting up a construction site.

You will learn about the most prevalent causes of fire, such as improper handling of dangerous substances, as well as how to reduce such risks.

You will learn safe working procedures when working on or near active electrical circuits.

You will learn how to handle temporary works and ensure that they are planned, managed, and removed correctly.

You will learn about the hazards of operating moving plants and equipment, as well as how to mitigate such hazards while adhering to the regulatory requirements for mobile plant and equipment operation.

You will learn about the hazards associated with working at heights, such as working platforms, scaffolds, ladders, flat and pitched roofs, unstable roofs, apertures, holes, and exposed edges, as well as how to mitigate them.

You will learn about tight spaces, how to identify their risks, and how to operate safely.