Site Hazardous work, Safeguards & Controls Course
Introduction
The sites or yards in most facilities such as modules and platforms, and onshore petrochemical plant are fabricated and constructed involve activities with high hazards such as working at height, confined space entry, rigging and lifting, hot work to name but a few. Moreover these and other hazards vary in nature and scale and in the ways they are performed and controlled according to the respective construction site’s specific standards and practices.
Therefore, for personnel mobilized to and temporarily working in these sites, it is important that they have a sound knowledge and awareness of the hazards and essential safeguards and controls to ensure they can not only stay safe but help those around them to stay safe too. This applies both to seasoned field personnel who from time to time move to different sites and to personnel with minimal previous construction site experience.
This training course on Construction HSE Hazards will give or expand delegates’ awareness and knowledge of the nature and types of hazardous activities, safeguards and controls that should be in place in major facilities construction sites or yards
Who should attend?
- Construction Supervisory or Inspection Personnel
- Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality
- Operations and Projects Managers, Leaders and Supervisors
- Field Engineers, Surveyors or Inspectors
- Support Department Personnel including but not limited to, Engineering, Procurement, Contracting, Controls, Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality
- Commissioning Personnel
Duration
5 Days
Course Objectives
- To improve and enhance their understanding of hazardous work activities in construction sites
- To learn the essential controls and safeguards for each specific hazardous work activity
- To learn the principles for the safe control of work
- To understand safety program initiatives and examples
Course Outline
MODULE 1: Overview of Construction Hazards & Risks
- Hazard Awareness
- Site Inductions
- Unsafe Acts and Unsafe Conditions
- Top Ten Hazards
MODULE 2: Hazardous Work Activities & Controls
- Working at Height and Fall Prevention
- Hot Work
- Rigging and Lifting
- Hand and Power Tools
- Heat Stress
MODULE 3: Hazardous Work Activities & Controls (Continued)
- Confined Space Entry
- Mobile Equipment
- Nitrogen
- Pressure Testing
- Energy Isolation
MODULE 4: Control of Work
- Job Safety Analysis
- Permit to Work
- Housekeeping
- Inspections
- Emergency Response
MODULE 5: Safety Programs
- Observations and Interventions
- Hazard Communication
- Tool Box Talks
- Management Walkabouts
- Campaigns and Initiatives
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