Construction Safety Management
The PIMS Construction Safety Management course develops practical management knowledge for controlling occupational health and safety risks throughout construction projects. Effective site-safety management req...
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Program Overview
The PIMS Construction Safety Management course develops practical management knowledge for controlling occupational health and safety risks throughout construction projects. Effective site-safety management requires careful planning, hazard control, contractor coordination, workplace inspection and clear leadership.
The programme covers construction risk assessment, site safety plans, Permit-to-Work arrangements, emergency preparedness, contractor management, auditing and safety-performance monitoring.
What You'll Learn
- Introduction to Construction Safety Management
- Construction Safety Roles and Responsibilities
- Construction Risk Assessment
- Hazard Identification and Control
- Health and Safety Management Systems
- Construction Site Safety Planning
- Safe Systems of Work
- Permit-to-Work Arrangements
- Working-at-Height Hazards
- Electrical and Machinery Hazards
- Excavation and Lifting Risks
- Emergency Preparedness
- Fire and Medical Emergency Planning
- Site Safety Inspections
- Construction Safety Auditing
- Contractor and Subcontractor Management
- Worker Training and Supervision
- Safety Leadership and Communication
- Performance Monitoring
- Continual Improvement
Empowering professionals with knowledge, practical understanding and stronger workplace skills.
PIMSWho Should Attend?
This PIMS construction safety management course is suitable for Construction Managers, Site Supervisors, Project Engineers, Safety Officers, construction HSE personnel, contractors, Project Managers and professionals responsible for construction-site safety performance.
Key Benefits
After completing the programme, participants should be better prepared to:
- Develop comprehensive construction-safety management knowledge
- Identify and control construction-specific hazards
- Develop effective site safety plans
- Conduct structured inspections and audits
- Manage contractor and workforce safety more effectively
- Improve emergency preparedness
- Strengthen site-safety leadership and communication
- Support reduction of accidents, delays and unsafe conditions
Assessment & Evaluation
- Assessment Type: Written examination and practical evaluation.
- Format: Multiple-choice questions, scenario-based short answers and a site-safety-plan exercise.
- Total Questions: 40 theory questions plus 1 site-based case assignment.
- Passing Score: 70% overall.
- Duration: 90 minutes for the written examination plus 30 minutes for the practical exercise.
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