Health and Safety in the Construction Environment 

Introduction

The Health and Safety in the Construction Environment course is specifically designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and understanding required to work safely on construction sites. This course covers fundamental health and safety principles, enabling participants to identify and mitigate potential risks and hazards in a construction setting. Completion of this course is a key requirement for obtaining a CSCS (Construction Skills Certification Scheme) Green Card, essential for entry-level construction roles.

Intended Audience

This course is ideal for individuals seeking employment in the construction industry or those currently working in entry-level positions who need to meet health and safety standards. It is also suitable for employers looking to ensure their staff are trained to work safely and comply with legal requirements. Participants do not require prior experience in construction to benefit from this training.

Overview

This course covers essential topics, including workplace hazards, risk assessment, safe working practices, and accident prevention. Participants will learn about legal responsibilities, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and emergency procedures. The course is typically completed in one day and includes an assessment to confirm understanding. Upon successful completion, participants will gain the qualification needed to apply for their CSCS Green Card, opening doors to further opportunities within the construction sector.