Construction Safety

Construction Safety course is offered by IIRDC.The objective of this course is to enhance / develop the skills of professionals working in construction and allied sectors to upgrade their skills in Construction Contracts Management and help them to grow in their career.

• Introduction to Health, Safety and Environment
  • Introduction to Safety Management
  • Need for Safety in Indian Construction Sites
  • Introduction to Industrial Safety
  • Introduction to Health Management
  • Introduction to Environment Management

• Enforcement of Health and Safety Laws
  • Health and Safety Commission
  • IS Safety Codes
  • Powers of the Factory Inspectorate 
  • Methods to Ensure Compliance 

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Safety Training 
  • General Requirements & Legislation for Protective Clothing and Safety Equipment
  • Personal Protective Equipment
  • The Need for Safety Training
  • Induction and Training Courses for Employees

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• Hazards of Construction and their Prevention
  • Physical Injury Hazards
  • Excavation
  • Scaffolding 
  • Formwork 
  • Structural Framework, Roofwork
  • Cranes and Heavy Lifting 
  • Transport and Mobile Plants
  • Highways 
  • Tunneling 
  • Sewers and Confined Spaces
  • Demolition and Contaminated Sites
  • Work over Water
  • Health Hazards
  • Legislation 
  • Chemical Hazards
  • Physical Hazards 
  • Biological Hazards

• Accidents and First Aid
  • Site Arrangements for Health, Safety and Welfare
  • First-aid Facilities & First-aiders
  • Reporting Injuries
  • Accident Investigation

• Safety Policies
  • Legislation 
  • Health and Safety Policy Statements
  • Safety Organization
  • Safety Management Contracting, Subcontracting
  • Safety Groups and Group Safety Schemes

• Management Systems for Safe Construction & Safety Costs
  • Pre-contract Activities
  • Survey and Investigation
  • Design and Specification, Design Aids for Safe Construction
  • Management of Construction
  • Costs of Safety

• Safety Reliability and Safety Information
  • Risk
  • Reliability
  • The Need for Information on Safety
  • Information prepared in-house
  • Posters, Publications, Films and Videos