Site Management: Health and Safety Responsibility

Overview

Construction can be a dangerous business and safety officers play a key role in protecting workers' health and safety from potential hazards. Effective safety measures also improve productivity by reducing disruptions, delays and associated costs brought on by unforeseen events. It is also important to understand health and safety standards in order to ensure legal compliance and avoid liability after accidents. This health and safety course shows you how to use risk assessments to identify hazards commonly found on construction sites and devise appropriate procedures to manage them.

Workplace transportation operations and electrical work often cause accidents and injuries. We explain how to identify the hazards associated with transportation and electricity and provide strategies you can use to ensure the safety of workers and equipment. Construction often requires high-risk activities, including working at heights, excavation and demolition. This course discusses how to implement an appropriate hierarchy of controls to protect workers' health in hazardous construction conditions.

We designed this health and safety course for anyone involved in construction activities, including contractors, construction workers, safety officers, project managers and safety supervisors. The course has no prerequisites and equips you with the tools required to create a culture of safety that sets you apart from the rest. The construction industry needs proactive leaders who prioritize safety. Enroll for this health and safety training course to learn how to manage risk on a construction site and add a valuable new skill to your professional portfolio.