Construction Industry is a high hazard industry that involves a wide range of work activities and tasks related to demolition, excavation, erection construction, and other large scale jobs. Construction workers carry out many activities that may expose them to high hazards, such as falling from height, exposure to high noise heavy duty machinery, being struck by heavy construction equipment, electrocutions, dust exposure etc. While most of these accidents are preventable, work-related accidents and /or exposures can cause serious injuries and or ill health. The construction safety training program provides information to the employees and can also assist the employer in detecting new risks.
Who should attend?
Course is useful for those participants, who are in the field of Construction, Erection and large projects etc. and have intentions to “build in” the best practices in Health & Safety management of construction industry in their organization and improve its effectiveness & awareness across the organization.
Teaching methodology
This course has been designed with input and feedback internationally from a number of trainers, customers and training consultants. The course design reflects a high level of interaction between the trainer and the participants. It is built upon the participants input all throughout the course. This input by being mapped on the classroom walls will help the participants follow and remember the course structure and content..
Course Highlights
- Introduction to Construction Safety
- Field Hazard Identification & Job hazard Analysis
- Safe Demolition & Blasting
- Excavation
- Safety in Concrete & Masonry work
- Safety in erection of Steel Structures
- Material Handling
- Welding & Cutting
- Confined Space Entry
- Cranes & Rigging
- Fall Protection
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Scaffolding & Stairways
- Traffic & safe Vehicle Operations
- Fire Protection
- Occupational Health & Environmental Control
- Registration & additional information
Duration: 5 days | Hours: 40 hrs
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Registration & additional information
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Please contact your nearest DNVGL Office for further information.