Course Details

Course Type: Work Health & Safety

Description:

This course offers a comprehensive understanding of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS), with a particular focus on the practical implementation of safety measures at construction sites. Participants will gain an in-depth knowledge of essential workplace safety concepts, including the hierarchy of control, root-cause analysis, and the principle of right tool/right person for the right job. The course also covers current regulations, emphasizing individual responsibilities and rights to ensure high compliance and promote a culture of safety.

Additionally, the course will explore general health and safety hazards and corresponding control measures, equipping participants with the tools and techniques necessary for effective implementation. These include lock-out/tag-out procedures, risk matrices, checklists, accident investigation methods, and the point-and-call method. By the end of the course, participants will be proficient in enforcing key safety practices on-site, including providing clear instructions, maintaining accurate records, raising safety awareness, and acting as a safety representative or focal point. This program is ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their ability to manage health and safety at construction sites effectively. 

Course Overview:

This 30 hours (delivered over a period of 6 days) course offers a thorough understanding of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS), with a particular emphasis on its practical application at construction sites. Participants will gain knowledge of essential safety principles, including the hierarchy of control, root-cause analysis, and the concept of assigning the right tool to the right person for each job. The training will also cover current OHS regulations, with a focus on individual responsibilities and rights to ensure compliance. Participants will be introduced to various hazards commonly found on construction sites and the relevant control measures, along with tools such as lock-out/tag-out procedures, risk matrices, checklists, accident investigation methods, and the point-and-call method to facilitate effective safety management.

The course aims to equip participants with the skills needed to enforce essential safety practices on-site. By the end of the training, they will be able to identify hazards, implement appropriate control measures, and conduct OHS awareness sessions for workers. Additionally, participants will learn how to maintain accurate OHS records and documentation, ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Through these key learning outcomes, the course prepares participants to act as safety representatives or focal points on construction sites, ensuring a safer work environment and promoting a culture of safety.

Career Outcome:

Construction site supervisor.

Opportunity to upgrade your qualifcation and skills on OHS.