
NEBOSH Health and Safety Management for Construction (UK)
The NEBOSH Health and Safety Management for Construction (UK) is ideal for those seeking an in-depth understanding of construction health and safety. Designed to equip individuals with the ability to manage risks effectively, this course addresses a pressing concern in the construction industry - workplace injuries and work-related illnesses that lead to approximately two million lost working days annually, many of which are preventable. By imparting proven risk management strategies this course aids in achieving compliance with the Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2015.
What does the NEBOSH Health and Safety Management for Construction (UK) cover?
The NEBOSH Health and Safety Management for Construction (UK) course covers a wide range of critical topics and skills related to construction health and safety. Here's an overview of what you will cover:
CDM roles and responsibilities: This section explores the roles and responsibilities defined by the Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2015. It helps participants understand their duties in ensuring safety on construction sites
Managing change and procedures: Change is a constant in construction projects. This course covers how to manage changes and procedures to ensure they align with safety standards
Demolition: The demolition of structures requires careful planning and execution to avoid risks. This part of the course covers the safety considerations in the demolition process
Working at height: Working at height is a common aspect of construction. Participants learn how to ensure the safety of workers involved in tasks at elevated positions
Electricity: Electrical hazards are prevalent on construction sites. Participants learn how to manage and mitigate these hazards effectively
Chemical and biological agents: Understanding and managing potential chemical and biological hazards in the construction industry is vital for ensuring safety
Improving health and safety culture and assessing risk: This course focuses on cultivating a culture of safety within the construction industry. It equips participants with the knowledge and skills to assess and manage risks effectively
Excavation: Excavation work in construction can be hazardous. Participants learn how to ensure the safety of excavation sites and prevent accidents
Mobile plant and vehicles: Construction sites often involve the use of mobile plant and vehicles. This course addresses the safety measures required to operate and work around these vehicles safely
Work equipment: Construction involves various types of equipment. This course covers the safe use and maintenance of work equipment to minimise risks
Fire: Fire safety is a critical aspect of construction sites. This course covers fire prevention, evacuation procedures and fire safety measures
Physical and psychological health: This part of the course addresses the broader aspects of health and safety, including physical and psychological wellbeing
Upon successful completion of this course you will be able to:
Advise on duties and managing risks (CDM Regulations 2015)
Participants understand CDM roles and manage construction risks, enhancing safety and compliance.
Justify health and safety improvements
Participants identify and justify safety enhancements, creating safer work environments through effective communication.
Create construction phase plans
Participants develop plans for safe project phases, ensuring comprehensive risk management and worker wellbeing.
Recognise workplace changes and minimise impacts
Participants adapt to shifts, recognise their safety impacts and develop strategies for safer workplaces.
Effective contractor management
Participants excel in contractor oversight, reducing risks and ensuring safety compliance within construction projects.
Influence health and safety culture
Participants positively shape safety culture, promoting responsibility and awareness for a safer working environment.
Conduct risk assessments and hazard management
Participants assess risks, identify hazards and apply strategies for risk management, enhancing workplace safety.
Benefits of the course:
For employers
- Creating a safer working environment: This course empowers employers to establish a safer work environment, reducing the risk of injuries and illnesses among their workforce
- Protecting people from injuries and ill-health: By implementing the knowledge and strategies gained from this course employers can effectively protect their employees from workplace injuries and health issues
- Strengthening safety culture and regulatory compliance: This course instils a culture of safety within organisations, ensuring that they remain compliant with industry regulations and best practices.
For delegates
- Accredited NEBOSH qualification: Upon successfully completing the exam, delegates receive an accredited NEBOSH Construction Certificate enhancing their professional profile and career prospects
- Knowledge on technology use: Delegates acquire knowledge on how to effectively plan and manage construction projects using technology, a valuable skill in today's digital construction landscape.
This course is tailored to meet your needs if:
✓ Construction site managers: This course is tailored for construction site managers providing them with the knowledge and skills to enhance health and safety practices on construction sites
✓ Contracts managers: Contracts managers in the construction industry benefit from this course by gaining expertise in health and safety practices. They learn how to ensure safety compliance within construction contracts, contributing to safer project execution
✓ Site workers with health and safety responsibilities: For site workers with health and safety responsibilities this course is designed to enhance their ability to fulfil their roles effectively
✓ Construction health and safety advisors: This course is particularly relevant for construction health and safety advisors who specialise in this field. It empowers them to provide expert guidance and positively influence health and safety culture-on-construction sites.