Construction site safety and work-at-height training
On a construction site, safety depends on what every worker does at every moment. We train workers and supervisors on the real risks of construction - in plain language, with examples from the field.
Content
Key construction hazards
Falls, falling objects, excavations, machinery and electricity.
Work at height
Collective protection, harnesses, anchor points and rescue.
Scaffolds and ladders
Pre-use checks, loads and safe use.
PPE on site
Selection, use and inspection of personal protective equipment.
Lifting equipment and vehicles
Danger zones, signalling and safe movement.
Site order and organisation
Routes, storage, signage and communication between crews.
Who it is for
- Construction workers
- Supervisors and foremen
- Subcontractors entering the site
- Equipment operators
How it works
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Needs analysis
Risks, roles and the employees to be trained.
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Programme
Content adapted to the organisation and its workplaces.
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Delivery
Theory and practice, at the center or at your premises.
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Records
Participant list, certificates and the next training date.
Frequently asked questions
Do you deliver training on site?
Yes. Inductions and short safety talks take place on site; longer topics can be held at the training center.
Do you train subcontractors too?
Yes. Everyone entering the site must know the rules and risks; records are kept for each contractor.
Is training linked to supervision?
Yes. Findings from site inspections are used as topics for short safety talks.
Outcomes
- Workers inducted before entering the site
- Supervisors who spot hazards early
- Training records for every subcontractor
- A shared safety culture on site
Other programmes
Let’s discuss your workplace safety requirements.
Tell us briefly about your organisation and workplace. We will propose the first step.
