CSR 4 Day Site Safety For Supervisors

Duration: 4 Days

Who Should Attend?

This supervisor course is designed to give construction site supervisors an understanding of their roles and responsibilities within Health and Safety to ensure a safe site.

Pre-Requisite:

An NVQ Level 3 or 4 in Site Supervision (or enrolment in) is a prerequisite for attending this course.

Course Aim:

The course aims to provide a fundamental understanding of supervising health and safety within a construction environment. It is a valuable training course for construction firms who wish to develop the competency of those they assign supervisory responsibilities.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the course candidates will be aware of the following:

• Accident Prevention
• Accident Reporting
• CDM Regulations
• Fire
• COSHH
• Noise
• PPE
• Safety with Tools and Equipment
• Health and Safety Legislation
• Manual Handling
• Working at Height
• Scaffold and Ladder Safety
• Safety in Excavations and Confined Spaces
• Electricity
• PUWER
• LOLER
• Tool Box Talks

Training/Assessment Method:

The course consists of 4 days classroom based training run one day per week over four weeks followed by an occupational assessment and computer test.

Certification:

The Site Safety Supervisor card lasts for 4 years. You can renew your card by completing a 1-Day Site Safety Supervisor Update course. This must be completed within 6 months of the card’s expiry date.

Additional Information:

The Construction Skills Register is a register of construction workers who have completed the industry approved CSR Health and Safety training course and assessment.

To achieve a Gold Supervisor CSR Card candidates must successfully complete the 4 days CSR site safety for supervisor training; a NVQ Level 4 in construction site supervision & a CITB health, safety & environment test for specialist supervisors which is a 50 minute computer based test.