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02, Apr, 2024

Online H&S in a Construction Environment Course - Full Content Synopsis This post provides a more detailed topic list of the content of the learninglounge.com Level 1 course.

C&G 6072-51 Level 1 Online Course

Health and Safety in a Construction Environment

Full Content Synopsis

To purchase individual courses, please go to www.learninglounge.com/cscs


Introduction

 

Our level 1 online course provides all the essential H&S training required to carry out site work. It is a requirement for certain site cards to have a level 1 qualification, some cards, depending on sector, will require it as well as skill specific safety training.

 

Here is a full list of site cards for which the Level 1 Qualification is recommended.

 

The course can also be used independently of the qualification, for example as part of site induction or for providing the foundation H&S knowledge required by apprentices who work in an associated construction trade.

 

Unit Content and Learning Time

 

The online course replaces a typical 2-day classroom-based course with twenty-one Guided Learning Hours. Because of the concise and engaging video content, it is possible for someone with existing experience and H&S knowledge to complete the course and final assessment in around 6 hours.

 

Unit 1 - Principles of Risk Assessment

 

Total video duration: 60 mins

Guided learning hours up to 4 hrs

 

Unit 2 - Lifting and Handling

(manual handling)

Total video duration: 20 mins

Guided learning hours up to 2.5 hrs

  • Overview of site cards
  • Hazards and possible injuries
  • Danger - 'Risk of Injury'
  • Competence
  • Accidents, incidents and near misses
  • Principles and types of risk assessment
  • Method statements
  • ALARP - Reducing the risk to As Low As Reasonably Practicable
  • Health & Safety Executive (accident statistics)
  • Hazards with storing construction resources and materials (inc. sheet materials)
  • Hazards on construction sites
  • Reporting accidents and near misses

 

  • What is manual handling
  • The manual handling hierarchy
  • Manual handling injuries and responsibilities
  • Musculoskeletal disorders
  • Loads on a construction site
  • Taking 5 - before you move the load
  • Other factors that increase the risk of injury
  • Lifting aids (mechanical aids)
  • Pushing and pulling
  • Moving the load
  • Kinetic lifting techniques
  • Moving heavy loads and plasterboard
  • PPE for lifting and handling
  • Risk assessments and method statements for lifting and handling

 

 

 

Unit 3 - Working at height

 

Total video duration: 55 mins

Guided learning hours up to 4 hrs

 

Unit 4 - Risks to health from working on construction sites

Total video duration: 30 mins

Guided learning hours up to 4 hrs

  • Number and causes of injury
  • Employer and employee key duties
  • Scaffolds
  • Towers
  • Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs)
  • Podiums
  • Fall restraint/arrest systems
  • Collective Protection vs Individual (personal) Protection
  • Ladders and Step ladders
  • Step Up/Hop Ups
  • Work on roofs (fragile roofs)
  • Fatalities from working at height
  • Working in internal voids

 

  • Asbestos
  • Dust and particles
  • Liquids, vapours and gases
  • Substance groups (COSHH)
  • Product data sheets
  • Biological infection hazards
  • Biological infection hazards (needles/sharps)
  • Weil's disease (Leptospirosis)
  • Legionnaires disease
  • Mental health
  • Drugs and alcohol abuse
  • Work related musculoskeletal injuries

 

 

 

Unit 5 - Working safely around plant and equipment

Total video duration: 30 mins

Guided learning hours up to 2.5 hrs

 

Unit 6 - Practice and Final Assessment

 

Guided learning hours up to 4 hrs

  • Welding and hot work
  • Noise
  • Electricity and other sources of energy
  • Using portable equipment
    (Pre-use checks)
  • Fire safety in construction
  • Personal Protective Equipment
    (PPE) - The last resort
  • What does statutory mean?
  • The cost of accidents and incidents

 

  • Multiple choice question set's
  • Final Assessment duration: 70 mins
  • Pass mark: 85%

 

 

 

Summary

 

Our course, designed to meet City and Guilds 6072-51 qualification requirements, guarantees top-tier quality. 

 

Whether you opt for the exam-free induction route or the formal City and Guilds Exam, you can trust that the training provided is exceptional. 

 

The course is developed by Navigator Productions (owners of LearningLounge.com) and Una-Volta City and Guilds Approved Training Centre. 

 

If you're a training company or corporate training department interested in using or reselling the course, please email info@learninglounge.com.

 

Navigator Productions Limited, Unit L4, Temple Court, Knight's Park Ind Estate, Strood, Kent, ME2 2LS.

 

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