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Coordinating Safety at Construction Stage

Date: 5 days – 2nd, 5th, 19th Feb & 5th, 12th March

Time: 9.30- 16:30

Location: Wexford Chamber Office

Price: €995.00

Paces Available: 14 available

Trainer: AMPM

Book: Wexford Chamber Skillnet

 

 

Course Content

 

 

One successful completion, the learner will be able to:

  • Define and understand the role, responsibilities and liabilities of the following duty holders: Client, Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP), Designer, Project Supervisor Construction Stage (PSCS), Contractors, Homeowners of Private Dwellings, Visitors and Members of the Public.
  • Explain and implement the role of PSCS in the site project safety management.
  • Evaluate and understand key definitions: reasonably practicable, liabilities of Directors, Project Managers and Site Foreman as outlined in current legislation.

 

This includes a clear understanding of the statutory obligations relating to evaluating a range of Method Statement and Risk Assessment formats.

  • Develop the Construction Stage Health and Safety Plan in consultation with other duty holders.
  • Explain the process of Project Close Out and the provision by Contractors/Sub-Contractors of the relevant written information for the Project Safety File.
  • Understand the importance of employee involvement, consultation and communication in site safety management systems.
  • Be familiar with all up to date legal requirements relating to construction projects.

 

Note:

  • Since August 2013, the duties outlined above apply to any “Home Owner” who commissions or procures a project in relation to their domestic dwelling.
  • Learners who successfully complete this course will automatically become “Members of the AMPM Construction Safety Academy”.

 

Certification

 

Participants will receive QQI Level 6 minor module 6N0911 certification Coordinating Safety at Construction Stage.

 

Training Aim:

 

This advanced certificate will equip the learner with knowledge, skills and competence to supervise project at construction stage.  It can be used as a stand-alone qualification or to enable the learner to transfer to other programmes leading to a major award.

 

Who Should Attend:

Contractors, Project Managers, Architects, Engineers, Site Foremen, Safety Officers and Homeowners, particularly if involved in construction or renovation of a private dwelling.