On-Site Safety for Construction Workers (Video). How to Work on a Construction Site Without Accidents

Industry-Specific
Digital Skills

Engineering, Construction, and Infrastructure

Duration

10 a.m.

PRESENTATION

In the construction industry, safety is paramount. The course “On-Site Safety for Workers (Video): How to Work on a Construction Site Without Accidents” offers you the opportunity to acquire skills essential for minimize risks y ensure you well-being and the one from your classmates. With the rise of the construction and high demand of trained professionals, master security in construction is more important than ever. Throughout engaging video lessons, you'll learn regarding access security, teams from personal protective equipment, and the rules in the space from work, among other crucial topics. In addition, you'll prepare yourself for critical situations such as emergencies, working at heights, and operating machinery. This course will train you to to work with trust y effectiveness in any environment, including international projects. Join we y strengthens your professional profile in a constantly growing industry.

Objectives

Understand the importance from the safety access to the construction site.

Identify y select the teams from personal protective equipment appropriate.

Recognize the risks in earthwork projects.

Apply rules from safety in the workspace.

Operating machinery in a way safe y efficient.

Using tools manuals that meet safety standards.

Follow protocols emergency response procedures.

Evaluate y mitigate risks present in the play.

Implement preventive measures to prevent accidents.

Understand the regulations from work working safely at heights.

Analyze Accidents e incidents for prevent future.

Adapt a regulations from safety to the to work in other countries.

Manage the safety in the office from play effectively.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. HOW TO WORK ON A CONSTRUCTION SITE WITHOUT ACCIDENTS I 1. Access to the Construction Site 2. Ergonomics and Back Injuries. Manual Handling of Loads 3. Sanitary and Wellness Facilities. Work Clothing and Personal Protective Equipment 4. Earthmoving 5. Order and Cleanliness 6. Mobile Elevating Work Platforms 7. Electrical Hazards 8. Fall Arrest Systems for Working at Heights 9. Welding and Oxy-fuel Cutting 10. Guidelines at the start, during, and end of the workday 11. Load-lifting equipment 12. Power-driven portable tools and hand tools 13. Guidelines for dealing with exposure to the sun and desert winds 14. Emergency and evacuation procedures 15. Traffic and movement rules on the construction site TEACHING UNIT 2. HOW TO WORK ON A CONSTRUCTION SITE WITHOUT ACCIDENTS II 1. Specific Risks and Preventive Measures in Construction Work 2. Health and Safety Signage 3. Scaffolding and Ladders 4. Personal Protective Equipment 5. Collective Protective Measures 6. First Aid 7. Working at Heights 8. Basic Procedures in Case of Fire and Fire Extinguishing Equipment 9. Risks and Preventive Measures During Railroad Construction 10. Trenches and Slopes: Risks and Preventive Measures 11. Risks and Preventive Measures When Using Lifting and Transport Equipment in Mechanical Work 12. Risks and Preventive Measures When Using Track Machinery 13. Risks and preventive measures during the use of portable power tools 14. Personal protective equipment for mechanical work, aluminothermic welding, and rail cutting 15. Night work in tunnels and on bridges 16. Risks and preventive measures when using railway derricks 17. Risk of being struck by a train TEACHING UNIT 3. HOW TO WORK ON CONSTRUCTION SITES WITHOUT ACCIDENTS III 1. Emergency Procedures and First Aid 2. Installation of Catenary Poles 3. Personal Protective Equipment for Technical Work 4. Work Near Live Electrical Installations 5. Risk of Electrical Contact 6. Specific Risks and Preventive Measures When Using Lifting and Transport Equipment During Electrical Work 7. Incident and Accident Management. Real-Life Examples to Avoid 8. Reporting and Investigating Accidents and Incidents 9. National Context 10. Leadership in Occupational Safety and Health: Motivational Practices 11. Tools for Effectively Communicating Occupational Safety and Health Objectives 12. Safety Planning and Control on Construction Sites 13. Occupational Safety and Health Supervision in Railway Work. Most Common Accidents 14. Work at the Construction Site Office: Risks and Preventive Measures 15. The Importance of Health and Safety: The Costs and Consequences of Accidents 16. Risks in the Workplace: Evacuation and Emergency Measures
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