Applied Construction Health and Safety Management at UKZN at UKZN

This short programme is one of a suite designed to address the national shortage of suitably qualified personnel in construction health and safety (H&S) management. The programme builds on the Introduction and Advanced Construction Health and Safety short courses and equips participants with applied skills to manage all aspects of construction health and safety through the life cycle of the construction process through all its phases from project inception to demolition or deconstruction of the constructed facility or installation.

There are currently very few, if any, short programmes that focus specifically on construction occupational health and safety instead of health and safety generically. This programme addresses this gap because it recognises the uniqueness of the construction industry and its associated challenges in terms of its nature, constantly changing work environment, the complexity of the management of resources such as labour, materials, plant and equipment and finance, legislative and regulatory framework, and lack of knowledge, competence and skills relative to the management of the occupational health and safety risks associated with construction activities and operations. The programme is designed as an applied level course on construction health and safety.

How you will benefit:

Apply, analyse and evaluate the concepts, principles and procedures of effective construction health and safety management planning, policy, work procedures, talks, inspection and auditing

Key focus areas:

Construction H&S management plan

Construction H&S policy

Construction H&S plan

Construction H&S file

Permit-to-work application

Hazard identification and risk assessment

Risk mitigation plan

Construction H&S method statement

Construction H&S induction

Construction H&S safe work procedures

Construction H&S toolbox talk outline

Construction H&S inspection and audit report

Construction H&S closeout report

Pricing for construction H&S

Who should attend:

Anyone from the construction industry who will either already be working in the construction H&S field or interested in working in that field

Matriculants or school leavers desiring an advanced course in construction H&S for purposes of increasing their employability

Entrance requirements:

Minimum qualification of matric or NQF 4 equivalent and no less than 3 -years’ experience in health and safety in the construction industry or applicants who have completed the Advanced Construction Health and Safety Management short course

Applicant must have access to a reliable Internet line to complete required hours online

Duration:

36 hours plus 100 hours practical in industry
Online hours consists of 6 days (interactive sessions with facilitators)

A full implementation plan to be communicated on registration

Recorded sessions will be available only for registered delegates for a limited period

Assessments are restricted and all social distancing measures are adhered to as per the DOH regulations

Learning Methodology:

Delegates attending the course are provided with a unique blended learning methodology that combines online access to subject content with real-time engagement with facilitators, and the opportunity to add value through contact learning sessions, where feasible and appropriate.

Start DateProgramme Fee
26th May 2022R14 265