Published 3/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 1.25 GB | Duration: 2h 5m

Learn how to manage people's safety on a construction site

What you'll learn

The principles of construction health and safety management

How to keep people safe on construction sites

How to manage critical risks with controls

Key definitions and terms in safety management

Managing safety during the pre-construction phase

Safety in Design

Risk Assessments

Safe Work Method Statements

Incident Investigations

How to safely manage key construction activities like excavation and cranes

What a lift study is

Requirements

Basic understanding of construction and infrastructure projects

Description

Construction sites are dangerous and there is a real risk that members of the public and workers are killed while delivering a project. To deliver a project, we need to use cranes to lift heavy objects, dig deep holes and work with hazardous energy sources. As construction managers, it is our ethical responsibility to keep people safe. We need to ensure that both workers and members of the public alike go home safely each day.The only way we can do that is through managing critical risks and ensuring the appropriate controls are in place. This is the essence of construction safety management. We need to work out what risks we face and then make sure that they are managed so that activities can be safely performed.In this course, we are going to teach you the tools and techniques that skilled construction managers use to do that. Our course covers:The basics of construction health and safety managementPlanning and preparing to deliver a project safelyDelivering a project safelyAnd some of the key critical risks on construction sites and how to manage them.Our course is full of practical, real-world techniques and examples so you come away from the course with a real skill set that you can apply on the job.

Overview

Section 1: Overview and Context

Lecture 1 Overall Introduction

Lecture 2 How to take the course

Lecture 3 What is Construction Management?

Lecture 4 Why do Construction Projects Fail?

Lecture 5 Who am I and why should you bother listening?

Lecture 6 Who are these courses for?

Section 2: Introduction to Construction Health and Safety Management

Lecture 7 Section 1 - Introduction

Lecture 8 The Construction Industry - Why does health and safety matter?

Lecture 9 The importance of Health and Safety Management

Lecture 10 Key Definitions and Terms

Lecture 11 The Hierarchy of Control

Lecture 12 Cost of Safety

Lecture 13 Health and Safety Requirements

Lecture 14 Health and Safety Management through the Project Lifecycle

Lecture 15 Critical Risks

Lecture 16 Construction Health Management

Lecture 17 Quality and Safety

Lecture 18 Section 1 - Conclusion

Section 3: Section 2 - Planning Health and Safety Management

Lecture 19 Section 2 - Introduction

Lecture 20 Safety Management Plan

Lecture 21 Risk Assessments

Lecture 22 Overall Works Planning and Staging

Lecture 23 Safety in Design

Lecture 24 Procurement and Supply Chain

Lecture 25 Section 2 - Conclusion

Section 4: Section 3 - Implementing Safety Management

Lecture 26 Section 3 - Introduction

Lecture 27 Inductions

Lecture 28 Training and VOC

Lecture 29 Pes

Lecture 30 Safe Work Method Statements

Lecture 31 Job Hazard Analysis

Lecture 32 Pre-Start

Lecture 33 Inspections and Audits

Lecture 34 Reporting and Statistics

Lecture 35 Incident Investigations

Lecture 36 Continuous Improvement

Lecture 37 Section 3 - Conclusion

Section 5: Section 4 - Critical Risks

Lecture 38 Section 4 - Introduction

Lecture 39 Excavation

Lecture 40 Cranes and Lifting

Lecture 41 People and Plant Interactions

Lecture 42 Traffic Management

Lecture 43 Working at Heights

Lecture 44 Section 4 - Conclusion

Section 6: Section 5 - Summary

Lecture 45 Section 5 - Introduction

Lecture 46 Section 1 Review

Lecture 47 Section 2 Review

Lecture 48 Section 3 Review

Lecture 49 Section 4 Review

Lecture 50 Overall Conclusion

Construction Managers,Project Eeers,Construction Workers,Supervisors,Anybody involved in construction projects

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