Workplace Safety Awareness (Residential Construction Sites)

Learn to stay safe on your work site, understand your responsibilities in relation to health and safety, and increase awareness of everyone on your work site.

Description

In this training you will learn how to stay safe on your residential construction worksite, understand your responsibilities in relation to health and safety, and increase awareness of everyone in your workplace.

Our training is comparative to others on the market, covering general health and safety on residential construction sites.

Having awareness of workplace safety and being well-prepared and knowledgeable of hazards is key to avoiding incidents. Having workplace safety awareness is pre-planning and preparing for hazards in the workplace.

Our Workplace Safety Awareness course could also be used as an induction for a new staff member or a refresher for staff after an incident has occurred as it has detailed information on a range of different topics.

This is a course that all staff members would benefit from including managers, general office staff or even tradesmen in the workshop.

Course Structure

  • Site protocol and behaviour
  • Site induction
  • Hazard identification 
  • Incident reporting
  • Site signage
  • Heights safety
  • Spill control
  • Hot works
  • Fire safety and suppression
  • Warden responsibilities
  • Natural disasters
  • Drug and alcohol protocol
  • Traffic management
  • PPE and safety equipment
  • Pre-employment health checks and ongoing monitoring
  • Hazardous materials
  • Guarding on machines
  • Electrical safety
  • Vehicles and mobile equipment

Delivery

This training is offered both Online and Face-to-Face. Please get in touch to discuss your training needs.

NOTE: This Online Training does not issue Unit Standards. Please get in touch if you require Unit Standard Training.

Online training is a good supplement to practical experience and competency, and can be a way to gain knowledge and understanding before or after practical training. It is a great way to learn about the training and all the course content before or after discussions with our trainer(s). It can also be used as an effective safety and awareness training refresher and in large scale or rapid roll-out training situations. Online Training in some cases may not be suitable and it is up to the individual or management to decide when and where appropriate. Contact us to discuss the options or check out our website for upcoming face-to-face courses.