Nebosh Construction Safety (Syllabus)

Managing Hazards and Risks in Construction industry
What you'll learn
at the end you are able to define hazards and risks in construction industry and how to control them
major causes of accidents related to sites, cranes, vehicles, machinery
work at hight, demolition and excavation works
chemical risks in construction industry
Requirements
Basic Knowledge about Safety Management system ( presented in first course )
minimum Knowledge about Fire Safety ( presented in course )
in case you work in construction industry, you will be able to relate information easier to hazards and risks
Description
international Construction Safety, international Fire Safety, Health and Safety at work, Safety management system, Safety management system, Safety Training. INTERNATIONAL FIRE SAFETY CERTIFICATEmore than 5 hours classes,11 chapters, 200 lectures including appendix regarding each chaptercontent include:1- Ch.1 Construction Law & Management2- Ch.2 Construction Site Hazards & risk control3- Ch.3 vehicle&plant movement hazards & risks4- Ch.4 Muscloskeletal Hazards & Risks5- Ch.5 WorkEquipment hazards & risk control6- Ch.6 Electrical Safety- Fire Safety ( already presented in separate course )7- Ch.7 Chemical & Biological hazards& risk control8- Ch.8 Physical and psychological health hazards and risk control9- Ch.9 Working at height – hazards and risk control- WORK AT HEIGHT REGULATIONS- FRAGILE ROOFS hazards and Risks - FIXED SCAFFOLDS hazards and Risks - Mobile elevating work platforms hazards and Risks - ROOF WORK hazards and Risks 10- Ch.10 Excavation work and confined spaces – hazards and risk control- hazards of excavation work- Cofferdams Hazards and Controls- Caissons Hazards and Controls- UNDERGROUND SERVICES hazards and Risks - OverHead services hazards and Risks 11- Ch.11 Demolition and Deconstruction hazards and risk control- demolition and deconstruction- demolition using explosives hazards and Risks- hazards of deconstruction and demolition work
Overview
Section 1: Ch.1 Construction Law & Management
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 lec- 2 DEFINITION OF CONSTRUCTION
Lecture 3 lec- 3 MIGRANT WORKERS
Lecture 4 lec- 4 MORAL REASONS (1)
Lecture 5 lec- 5 MORAL REASONS (2)
Lecture 6 lec- 6 LEGAL REASONS
Lecture 7 lec- 7 FINANCIAL REASONS
Lecture 8 lec- 8 PHASE PLAN
Lecture 9 lec- 9 SUPERVISION,INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTION
Lecture 10 lec- 10 SITE INDUCTIONS
Section 2: Ch.2 Construction Site Hazards & risk control
Lecture 11 Lec 2.1 introduction
Lecture 12 Lec 2.2 Initial site assessment
Lecture 13 Lec 2.3 General hazards and Controls
Lecture 14 Lec 2.4 HEALTH, WELFARE REQUIREMENTS
Lecture 15 Lec 2.5 WORK ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS ( 1 )
Lecture 16 Lec 2.6 WORK ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS ( 2 )
Lecture 17 Lec 2.7 Violence at work ( 1 )
Lecture 18 Lec 2.8 Violence at work ( 2 )
Lecture 19 Lec 2.9 SUBSTANCE MISUSE AT WORK
Lecture 20 Lec 2.10 SAFE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE
Lecture 21 Lec 2.11 Slips, trips and falls on the same level
Lecture 22 Lec 2.12 STRUCK BY MOVING, FALLING OR FLYING OBJECTS
Lecture 23 Lec 2.13 STRIKING AGAINST FIXED OR STATIONARY OBJECTS
Lecture 24 Lec 2.14 Appendix
Section 3: Ch.3 vehicle & plant movement hazards & risks
Lecture 25 Lec 3.1 INTRODUCTION
Lecture 26 Lec 3.2 HAZARDS FROM WORKPLACE TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
Lecture 27 Lec 3.3 General hazardous situations
Lecture 28 Lec 3.4 HAZARDS FROM MOBILE WORK EQUIPMENT
Lecture 29 Lec 3.5 CONTROL MEASURES FOR SAFE WORKPLACE TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
Lecture 30 Lec 3.6 SAFE DRIVING OF MOBILE WORK EQUIPMENT
Lecture 31 Lec 3.7 BENEFITS OF MANAGING WORK-RELATED ROAD SAFETY
Lecture 32 Lec 3.8 MANAGING OCCUPATIONAL ROAD RISKS
Lecture 33 Lec 3.9 APPENDIX
Section 4: Ch.4 Muscloskeletal Hazards & Risks
Lecture 34 Lec 4.1 introduction
Lecture 35 Lec 4.2 The Principles and scope of ergonomics
Lecture 36 Lec 4.3 ILL-HEALTH EFFECTS OF POOR ERGONOMICS
Lecture 37 Lec 4.4 WORK-RELATED UPPER LIMB DISORDERS
Lecture 38 Lec 4.5 DISPLAY SCREEN EQUIPMENT
Lecture 39 Lec 4.6 Manual handling statistics
Lecture 40 Lec 4.7 MANUAL HANDLING HAZARDS AND CONTROL MEASURES
Lecture 41 Lec 4.8 HIERARCHY OF MEASURES FOR MANUAL HANDLING OPERATIONS
Lecture 42 Lec 4.9 THE TASK
Lecture 43 Lec 4.10 Load , environment and individual
Lecture 44 Lec 4.11 Manual Handling Training
Lecture 45 Lec 4.12 LIFTING AND MOVING EQUIPMENT
Lecture 46 Lec 4.13 Conveyors and elevators
Lecture 47 Lec 4.14 Fork-lift trucks
Lecture 48 Lec 4.15 Cranes
Lecture 49 Lec 4.16 Tower cranes
Lecture 50 Lec 4.17 Passenger lifts
Lecture 51 Lec 4.18 LIFT PLANS
Lecture 52 Lec 4.19 Appendix
Section 5: Ch.5 WorkEquipment hazards & risk control
Lecture 53 Lec 5.1 introduction
Lecture 54 Lec 5.2 Suitability of work equipment
Lecture 55 Lec 5.3 PREVENTION OF ACCESS TO DANGEROUS PARTS OF MACHINERY
Lecture 56 Lec 5.4 Maintenance and inspection
Lecture 57 Lec 5.5 Hazards and controls of NON-POWERED hand tools
Lecture 58 Lec 5.6 General hazards of hand-held power tools
Lecture 59 Lec 5.7 safety controls - guarding
Lecture 60 Lec 5.8 safety controls - Operating controls and switches
Lecture 61 Lec 5.9 safety controls - Safe operation & instructions
Lecture 62 Lec 5.10 specific hand-held power tools - Pneumatic drillschisels
Lecture 63 Lec 5.11 specific hand-held power tools - Electric drills
Lecture 64 Lec 5.12 specific hand-held power tools - Disc-cutters, cut-off saws
Lecture 65 Lec 5.13 specific hand-held power tools - Sanders
Lecture 66 Lec 5.14 specific hand-held power tools - Cartridge and pneumatic nail guns
Lecture 67 Lec 5.15 Cartridge and pneumatic nail guns - Control measure ( 1 )
Lecture 68 Lec 5.16 Cartridge and pneumatic nail guns - Control measure ( 2 )
Lecture 69 Lec 5.17 Cartridge and pneumatic nail guns - Control measure ( 3 )
Lecture 70 Lec 5.18 specific hand-held power tools - Chainsaws ( 1 )
Lecture 71 Lec 5.19 specific hand-held power tools - Chainsaws ( 2 )
Lecture 72 Lec 5.20 Mechanical hazards
Lecture 73 Lec 5.21 non-mechanical hazards
Lecture 74 Lec 5.22 Control measures - fixed guards
Lecture 75 Lec 5.23 control measures - Adjustable guards
Lecture 76 Lec 5.24 control measures - Interlocking guard
Lecture 77 Lec 5.25 control measures - Other protective devices ( 1 )
Lecture 78 Lec 5.26 control measures - Other protective devices ( 2 )
Lecture 79 Lec 5.27 control measures - Information and Instruction
Lecture 80 Lec 5.28 control measures - Training and supervision
Lecture 81 Lec 5.29 control measures - Personal Protective Equipment
Lecture 82 Lec 5.30 Appendix
Section 6: Ch.6 Electrical Safety
Lecture 83 Lec 6.1 introduction
Lecture 84 Lec 6.2 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY ( 1 )
Lecture 85 Lec 6.3 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY ( 2 )
Lecture 86 Lec 6.4 HAZARDS AND RISKS OF ELECTRICITY
Lecture 87 Lec 6.5 ELECTRIC BURNS
Lecture 88 Lec 6.6 TREATMENT OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND BURNS
Lecture 89 Lec 6.7 ELECTRICAL FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS
Lecture 90 Lec 6.8 ELECTRIC ARCING
Lecture 91 Lec 6.9 STATIC ELECTRICITY
Lecture 92 Lec 6.10 SECONDARY HAZARDS
Lecture 93 Lec 6.11 CONTROL MEASURES
Lecture 94 Lec 6.12 TRAINING
Lecture 95 Lec 6.13 MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Lecture 96 Lec 6.14 SELECTION AND SUITABILITY OF EQUIPMENT
Lecture 97 Lec 6.15 PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS ( 1 )
Lecture 98 Lec 6.16 PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS ( 2 )
Lecture 99 Lec 6.17 PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS ( 3 )
Lecture 100 Lec 6.18 PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS ( 4 )
Lecture 101 Lec 6.19 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES FOLLOWING ELECTRICAL INCIDENT
Lecture 102 Lec 6.20 BURIED POWER LINES
Lecture 103 Lec 6.21 OVERHEAD POWER LINES
Lecture 104 Lec 6.22 RISK CONTROL
Lecture 105 Lec 6.23 PRE-PLANNING WORK
Lecture 106 Lec 6.24 APPENDIX
Section 7: Ch.7 Chemical & Biological hazards& risk control
Lecture 107 Lec 7.1 introduction
Lecture 108 Lec 7.2 Forms Of Chemical Agent ( 1 )
Lecture 109 Lec 7.3 Forms Of Chemical Agent ( 2 )
Lecture 110 Lec 7.4 Forms Of Biological Agent
Lecture 111 Lec 7.5 Classification of Hazardous Substances
Lecture 112 Lec 7.6 CHIP 4 CLASSIFICATIONS ( 1 )
Lecture 113 Lec 7.7 CHIP 4 CLASSIFICATIONS ( 2 )
Lecture 114 Lec 7.8 GHS CLASSIFICATIONS
Lecture 115 Lec 7.9 OTHER HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
Lecture 116 Lec 7.10 ASSESSMENT OF HEALTH RISKS
Lecture 117 Lec 7.11 ROUTES OF ENTRY OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE
Lecture 118 Lec 7.12 THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
Lecture 119 Lec 7.13 THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Lecture 120 Lec 7.14 CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
Lecture 121 Lec 7.15 URINARY SYSTEM
Lecture 122 Lec 7.16 THE SKIN
Lecture 123 Lec 7.17 REQUIREMENTS OF CHEMICAL REGULATIONS
Lecture 124 Lec 7.18 SOURCES OF INFORMATION
Lecture 125 Lec 7.19 Workplace Exposure Limits
Lecture 126 Lec 7.20 CONTROL MEASURES
Lecture 127 Lec 7.21 ENGINEERING CONTROLS
Lecture 128 Lec 7.22 SUPERVISORY & PPE CONTROLS
Lecture 129 Lec 7.23 RPE and Hand Skin Protection
Lecture 130 Lec 7.24 EYE PROTECTION
Lecture 131 Lec 7.25 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
Lecture 132 Lec 7.26 HEALTH SURVEILLANCE
Lecture 133 Lec 7.27 TRANSPORT OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
Lecture 134 Lec 7.28 RISKS OF SPECIFIC AGENTS ( 1 )
Lecture 135 Lec 7.29 RISKS OF SPECIFIC AGENTS ( 2 )
Lecture 136 Lec 7.30 RISKS OF SPECIFIC AGENTS ( 3 )
Lecture 137 Lec 7.31 Ammonia & Chlorine
Lecture 138 Lec 7.32 Organic solvents & Nitrogen
Lecture 139 Lec 7.33 Carbon monoxide & dioxide
Lecture 140 Lec 7.34 Diesel Exhaust & Hydrogen Sulphide
Lecture 141 Lec 7.35 Isocyanates & Lead
Lecture 142 Lec 7.36 Silica
Lecture 143 Lec 7.37 Cement
Lecture 144 Lec 7.38 Asbestos Statistics
Lecture 145 Lec 7.39 Asbestos Forms
Lecture 146 Lec 7.40 MANAGING ASBESTOS IN BUILDINGS
Lecture 147 Lec 7.41 control measures and training
Lecture 148 Lec 7.42 MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE & ACCIDENTAL EXPOSURE
Lecture 149 Lec 7.43 DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS WASTE
Lecture 150 Lec 7.44 APPENDIX
Section 8: Ch.8 Physical and psychological health hazards and risk control
Lecture 151 Lec 8.1 introduction
Lecture 152 Lec 8.2 Noise
Lecture 153 Lec 8.3 Noise ACUTE EFFECTS
Lecture 154 Lec 8.4 Noise Chronic Effects
Lecture 155 Lec 8.5 NOISE ASSESSMENTS
Lecture 156 Lec 8.6 NOISE ACTION LEVELS
Lecture 157 Lec 8.7 NOISE CONTROL TECHNIQUES
Lecture 158 Lec 8.8 PERSONAL EAR PROTECTION (1)
Lecture 159 Lec 8.9 PERSONAL EAR PROTECTION (2)
Lecture 160 Lec 8.10 HAND ARM VIBRATION
Lecture 161 Lec 8.11 Control of Hand–arm Vibration
Lecture 162 Lec 8.12 Whole-body Vibration
Lecture 163 Lec 8.13 Whole-body Vibration Control
Lecture 164 Lec 8.14 IONISING RADIATION
Lecture 165 Lec 8.15 SOURCES AND EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION
Lecture 166 Lec 8.16 NON-IONIZING RADIATION
Lecture 167 Lec 8.17 CONTROL OF IONIZING RADIATION
Lecture 168 Lec 8.18 CONTROL OFNON- IONIZING RADIATION
Lecture 169 Lec 8.19 STRESS
Lecture 170 Lec 8.20 SYMPTOMS AND CAUSES OF STRESS
Lecture 171 Lec 8.21 CONTROL OF STRESS
Section 9: Ch.9 Working at height – hazards and risk control
Lecture 172 Lec 9.1 introduction
Lecture 173 Lec 9.2 WORK AT HEIGHT REGULATIONS
Lecture 174 Lec 9.3 HAZARDS AND CONTROLS FROM WORKING AT HEIGHT
Lecture 175 Lec 9.4 false-work, protection against falls
Lecture 176 Lec 9.5 FRAGILE ROOFS
Lecture 177 Lec 9.6 Ladders
Lecture 178 Lec 9.7 FACTORS TO USE LADDERS
Lecture 179 Lec 9.8 STEPLADDERS, TRESTLES & STAGING
Lecture 180 Lec 9.9 FIXED SCAFFOLDS
Lecture 181 Lec 9.10 Factors affect scaffold
Lecture 182 Lec 9.11 scaffold Precautions & Control Measures
Lecture 183 Lec 9.12 Scaffold Hoists
Lecture 184 Lec 9.13 Scaffold Hoists Control Measures
Lecture 185 Lec 9.14 Pre-fabricated mobile scaffold towers
Lecture 186 Lec 9.15 Mobile elevating work platforms
Lecture 187 Lec 9.16 Access Cradles
Lecture 188 Lec 9.17 Safety harnesses
Lecture 189 Lec 9.18 Safety Nets
Lecture 190 Lec 9.19 Air bags
Lecture 191 Lec 9.20 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
Lecture 192 Lec 9.21 ROOF WORK
Lecture 193 Lec 9.22 PROTECTION OF OTHERS
Lecture 194 Lec 9.23 WORKING OVER OR NEAR WATER
Lecture 195 Lec 9.24 appendix
Section 10: Ch.10 Excavation work and confined spaces – hazards and risk control
Lecture 196 Lec 10.1 introduction
Lecture 197 Lec 10.2 hazards of excavation work
Lecture 198 Lec 10.3 PLANNING THE WORK
Lecture 199 Lec 10.4 Cofferdams
Lecture 200 Lec 10.5 Cofferdams Hazards and Controls
Lecture 201 Lec 10.6 Caissons
Lecture 202 Lec 10.7 Control measures for excavation work
Lecture 203 Lec 10.8 UNDERGROUND SERVICES
Lecture 204 Lec 10.9 Over Head Power Lines
Lecture 205 Lec 10.10 confined space
Lecture 206 Lec 10.11 CONFINED SPACE HAZARDS
Lecture 207 Lec 10.12 RISK ASSESSMENT
Lecture 208 Lec 10.13 CONTROL MEASURES
Lecture 209 Lec 10.14 SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK
Lecture 210 Lec 10.15 MONITORING ARRANGEMENTS
Lecture 211 Lec 10.16 EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS
Section 11: Ch.11 Demolition and Deconstruction hazards and risk control
Lecture 212 Lec 11.1 introduction
Lecture 213 Lec 11.2 demolition and deconstruction
Lecture 214 Lec 11.3 demolition using explosives
Lecture 215 Lec 11.4 hazards of deconstruction and demolition work
Lecture 216 Lec 11.5 specific hazards (1)
Lecture 217 Lec 11.6 specific hazards (2)
Lecture 218 Lec 11.7 Control Measures (1)
Lecture 219 Lec 11.8 Control Measures (2)
Lecture 220 Lec 11.9 Control Measures (3)
Lecture 221 Lec 11.10 Control Measures (4)
This course is for new joiners of Safety career as well as advanced students,Safety engineers, officers, supervisors in construction industry,Engineers, operators, tchnicians work on in construction industry
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