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Health & Safety Sample Training Courses
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Safety Training (CITB/CSCS) Health & Safety Welfare Environmental Awareness
Asbestos Procedures and Training Security Safe Systems Fire Plans
RRO Oct 2006 Method Statements/Risk Assessments Site Safety Inspections/Audits
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1 - Course Title:
Construction Skills/CSCS Certificate issued on completion of Course with a watermark, date and serial number for each individual Candidate.
The course has been designed and developed to give instruction on the hazards and dangers associated with asbestos. It is designed for people working in areas where asbestos materials may be located, as per HSE Regulations L143 ACOP Regulation 10.
The course should provide operatives and employers with a general understanding of materials that contain asbestos and the dangers associated with them. Delegates will learn the correct reporting and management systems that must be in place when people are working in areas where asbestos may be present.
· History of asbestos
· Main uses and benefits
· Overview of H&S legislation
· Training requirements
· Licensed v unlicensed work
· UK Statistics
· Health effects
· Asbestos containing materials
· Video Asbestos Alert
· Decontamination, 3 stage airlock
· Asbestos removal video
· Safe removal methods
· Air monitoring and final clearance
· Safe disposal of asbestos waste
· Video How Are You Today
Course Aims and Objectives
- Be aware of the legal requirements governing the management of fire risks.
- Understand that fire is an important health and safety issue at work and in the home
- Develop an appreciation of the hazards and dangers associated with fire.
- Understand the basic theory of fire
- Be aware that safe systems and procedures are necessary to control the consequences of fire
- Be able to summarise the practical issues of fire safety and contribute to reducing fire risks
Content
- Theory of Fire
- Causes and dangers fire
- Classification of fuel
- Legislation (Regulatory Reform Order)
- Types of fire extinguishers & how to use them
- Fire procedures
- Fire Marshall duties
- Home fire safety
- Health and Safety legislation
- Nature of fire.
- Fire hazards.
- Types of fire extinguishers / agents.
- Fire precautions
- Emergency procedures
Safety Awareness Course
Course Description
The course has been developed and designed for candidates who are new entrants to the building and construction industry and people wishing to have a good understanding of the basic aspects of Health and safety within the industry.
Aims and Objectives of Course
The aim of the course is to acquaint candidates with the main requirements of Health and Safety regulations to enable them to work safely within the industry.
Course Content
- Health and Safety at Work Regulations
- Accident reporting and emergency procedures
- Accident prevention
- Health and Hygiene at work
- Safe manual handling
- Safe working at Heights
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead cables services
- Use of hand held equipment and tools
- Personal protective equipment
- Safe use of vehicles
- Noise and vibrations
- Fire prevention
- Excavations and confined spaces
- The control of substances hazardous to health
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First aid / Personal Hygiene.
Course Venue
This course can be delivered on the clients premises, on building/demolition sites,
or at an arranged venue.
