S029 Construction Site Safety Supervisor (CSSS) – NPORS Accredited

Overview

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The S029 Construction Site Safety Supervisor NPORS Accredited training course is designed for individuals aspiring to shoulder the crucial responsibilities of safety supervision on construction sites. This comprehensive course is tailored to equip participants with the necessary expertise and skills to proficiently identify potential hazards, promptly report incidents, and effectively communicate safety protocols to ensure the well-being of the workers under their supervision.

Over two days, current or aspiring Site Supervisors will be introduced to their legal obligations concerning health, safety, welfare, and environmental matters.

Course Objectives

  • Understand legal requirements for health and safety on construction sites, including the Health and Safety at Work Act.
  • Knowledge of Risk Assessments and Method Statements to minimise risks on-site.
  • Ability to identify common construction hazards and implement preventive measures.
  • Training on emergency procedures and how to respond to accidents and incidents.
  • Techniques for effective communication and leadership in safety supervision roles.

Audience

The S029 Construction Site Safety Supervisor NPORS Course is designed for supervisors, managers, and individuals responsible for health and safety oversight on construction sites. Ideal for those currently in or preparing for supervisory roles, this course is also valuable for anyone needing a solid understanding of the legal responsibilities related to their work activities.

Assessment

The S029 Construction Site Safety Supervisor course employs various teaching methods, including case studies, classroom discussions, group activities, and individual/group presentations. Continuous assessment is conducted, and participants are required to complete a written test comprising 25 open questions that demand concise written responses. Each question carries a maximum of 4 marks, and a minimum of 80% is required to achieve a Pass Mark.

Entry Requirements

To enrol in this course, participants must possess a good level of English language proficiency in reading, writing, and comprehension. Please feel free to contact us if you have any concerns. Additionally, valid identification, such as a copy of your passport or driver’s license, must be provided on the first day of the course. Attendance for the full duration of the course is mandatory. Failure to attend the entire course will require re-enrollment at an additional cost.

Additional Information

For those seeking a CSCS logo on their operator card, please note that a Health, Safety, & Environment Test must have been passed within the last two years.

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be awarded the S029 Construction Site Safety Supervisor NPORS certificate. This certification must be renewed every five years by attending a Refresher course, which must be completed before the current certificate expires.

Upon a successful completion you will gain the knowledge of:

Health & Safety Legislation and specific regulations
Explain the requirements of occupational health and safety management system and outline how to develop and maintain health and safety management system
Develop risk assessments and method statements to ensure a safe place of work
Describe how to complete statutory inspections, carry out safety checks and monitoring of construction sites for compliance
Describe accident reporting (including relevant legislation), specific injuries and ill health that may occur in the construction industry
Explain how proactive leadership and engaging with workforce can aid with protecting employees in the construction industry
Explain the emergency procedures and first aid requirements for a construction site and how to actively manage them
Explain how to identify and handle hazardous substances associated with working on construction sites
Outline the risks asbestos pose to health and the basic legal requirements to manage the risks
Explain steps to be taken to ensure health and welfare of workers in the construction industry
Outline the main factors to be introduced when controlling worker exposure from dust and fumes on a construction site
Explain how to control exposure to noise and vibration risks for construction workers
Outline how to properly undertake work tasks when manually lifting and moving loads
Identify issues and influences that must be considered when setting up a construction site
Identify the dangers of electricity and safe working practises for working on or near to live electrical circuits with electrical tools and equipment
Explain the factors required to ensure the control and management of construction plant, associated transport and general work equipment on construction sites
Identify the basic requirements for safe lifting operations on construction sites, the lifting equipment and lifting accessories required and the main key points that are required to ensure safety
Describe the main requirements for working safely at height
Describe the hazards and appropriate control measures that must be introduced for excavation tasks
Describe how to locate, identify and plan for work near overhead services and underground services
Identify the main fire hazards and identify basic requirements for fire safety on site
Describe the main hazards and associated risks when carrying out work in confined spaces
Describe the role and main duties of temporary work supervisors
Describe the role of construction site safety supervisor regarding awareness of environmental issues on site
Describe the role of construction site safety supervisor in pollution prevention
Explain environmental damage and how this can occur from improper management or the mixing of waste materials
Explain what construction site supervisor can do to help reduce the nuisance dust and noise emitted from construction sites and processes etc.

Course content

Course duration

2 days

Maximum delegates

10

Location type

Classroom-based assessed course

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be awarded the S029 Construction Site Safety Supervisor NPORS certificate. This certification must be renewed every five years by attending a Refresher course, which must be completed before the current certificate expires.

Your days will include a 15 minute break in the morning and afternoon, you will also be allowed a 30 minute break for lunch.

Ensure your bring your own lunch.

You must bring or know your national insurance number, if you have a CSCS, please bring this with you.

Location

Glanville Training Academy Ltd - Plympton

Plympton Recycling and Transfer Station
Galileo Close, Newnham Industrial Estate
Plympton, Plymouth
Devon, PL7 4JW

Please contact us at least 48 hours before the day of training to advise us on any additional requirements that we may need to consider for the training to successfully take place.

Course cancellations made within 5 working days prior of the course date, or, where delegates fail to attend the training course on the course date, will be charged in full. All cancellations must be made in writing. Delegate substitutions may be made prior to the course start date giving written notice. (If any further information required please refer to T&Cs).

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