CITB Site Supervisors Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS) Refresher
Descripción general
Este curso de actualización de un día del Programa de capacitación en seguridad de supervisión del sitio (SSSTS) está diseñado para aquellos que tienen, o están a punto de adquirir, responsabilidades de supervisión y han completado previamente un curso SSSTS completo.
El curso cubre toda la legislación relevante y otros aspectos que afectan el trabajo seguro en las industrias de la edificación, la construcción y la ingeniería civil. Destaca la necesidad de una evaluación de riesgos en el lugar de trabajo, la implementación de las medidas de control necesarias y una comunicación adecuada para mantener una cultura de salud y seguridad entre la fuerza laboral.
El curso SSSTS está avalado por Build UK y supera el estándar establecido por CITB para la formación de supervisores de construcción.
- 175 libras esterlinas
Learning Outcomes
Delegates taking the SSSTS course should be able to achieve all the learning outcomes listed below by the end of the course.
Module 1
1. Health and Safety Law - Describe the purpose of health and safety legislation and the different legislative requirements that must be followed to ensure this is achieved.
2. Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM) Explain how the CDM Regulations are used to support health and safety on site.
3. Health and safety management systems Describe how to develop, maintain and monitor a health and safety management system.
4. Risk assessments and method statements Write and use risk assessments and method statements to ensure a safe working environment.
5. Statutory inspections and checks Outline how to complete statutory inspections and checks for a construction site.
6. Reporting accidents, injuries and ill health Describe how to report accidents, injuries and ill health that may occur in the construction industry.
7. Leadership and worker engagement Explain how good leadership and worker engagement can aid with protecting the workforce.
Module 2
1. Health and welfare of the workforce Explain how to protect the health and welfare of the workforce in the construction industry.
2. First aid and emergency procedures Explain how to manage first aid and emergency procedures for a construction site.
3. Hazardous substances Explain how to identify and handle hazardous substances associated with working on a construction site.
4. Asbestos Outline the risks to health posed by asbestos, and the basic legal requirements to manage those risks.
5. Dust and fumes Outline how to control exposure to dust and fumes (respiratory hazards) for workers on a construction site.
6. Noise and vibration Explain how to control exposure to noise and vibration for construction workers.
7. Manual handling Outline how to properly undertake manual handling activities when lifting loads.
Module 3
1. Site set up and security Identify factors to be considered when setting up a construction site.
2. Fire prevention and control Identify the main fire hazard risks and identify basic requirements for fire safety on site.
3. Electricity Identify the dangers of electricity and good working practices for working on, or near to, live electrical circuits and with electrical tools and equipment.
4. Plant and work equipment State the importance of control and the management of plant, transport and work equipment on site.
5. Lifting operations and lifting equipment Identify the basic requirements for safe lifting operations, equipment and accessories and the steps required to ensure safety.
Module 4
1. Working at height Describe the key principles for working safely at height.
2. Excavations Outline the main hazards and control considerations for excavation work.
3. Underground and overhead services Describe how to locate, identify and plan for work near underground and overhead services.
4. Confined spaces Describe the main hazards and safety considerations for working in a confined space.
5. Temporary works Describe the main duties of temporary works supervisors.
Module 5
1. Environmental awareness State your role in environmental awareness on site.
2. Pollution State your role in preventing pollution.
3. Waste materials Explain how environmental damage can occur from improper management of waste materials.
4. Nuisance Explain your part in reducing nuisance, noise, dust and light.
A Scheme of work document is available to each training provider. This details the learning outcomes, assessment criteria, notes for guidance, publication chapters and support materials available for the course. It is mandatory for the document to be used to assist with lesson planning so that all learning outcomes are met in the delivery of the course.
If you need further information about this course please email hello@youcandoit.training or call 01782 438813.