This is an IOSH accredited 4 day course which has recently been updated to replace the previous version Managing Safely for Construction Site Managers v 5.0.
This course is suitable for anyone who oversees or manages safety, health and environmental risks associated with construction activities, allowing site managers to concentrate on the need-to-know essentials. It has been designed as an interactive delegate learning experience allowing managers to improve their knowledge via experience rather than through memorising regulations etc.
As an IOSH approved trainer we will guide delegates through a range of real-world scenarios tailored to match their everyday experiences.
You can be assured that your managers are receiving tuition to a global standard of best practice on a course that has been precisely formulated to meet their requirements specific to local needs. This means you can have confidence that all your staff, wherever in the world they are located, are operating to one global standard.
Candidates who hold an NVQ Level 6 In Construction Site Management or Construction Contracting are then eligible to apply to the Construction Employer’s Federation for a platinum Manager’s card. This card is valid for 4 years.
Those candidates successfully completing this course who have completed certain industry-related qualifications such as degrees, HNDS, HNCs, CIOB certificates and NEBOSH diplomas are eligible for a platinum Academically Qualified Person’s CSR card.
Those candidates successfully completing this course who have achieved professional membership such as ICE, CIOB, RICS, ARB, RIBA are eligible for a platinum Professionally Qualified Person’s CSR card. Evidence of current calendar year membership is required.
Please follow link below for further details on card types available:
https://www.cefni.co.uk/CEFNI/CEFNI/Schemes_/CSR/card-types-Professional-Cards.aspx
Course Content
Delegates will benefit from a clear overview of the specific safety, health and environmental requirements of managing a construction site, including: – local law and enforcement – preparing for work – general management of the site, workers and contractors including for example: the importance of method statements the use of permits to work – the importance of managing environmental aspects and impacts related to construction projects – principles underpinning the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 – the key issues and control of working at height including for example: plans and risk assessments roofs and fragile surfaces working platforms and ladders management, use and stability of scaffolds fall arrest and suspension equipment – site requirements for the welfare of construction workers on site – for a full overview of the course please visit www.iosh.co.uk/shecsm.
| Start Date | Delivery Dates | Venue | Places Left |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 13, 2023 | 13th, 14th, 20th & 21st November 2023 | Remote | 12 |