Due Diligence: Roles and Responsibilities in Health and Safety - Win27
Topics covered: Due Diligence
Subcategories covered: Training Not Specific to the Performance of Work
Overall Objective
To raise awareness of the importance of health and safety on construction sites
Specific Objectives
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- to refer to the preventive measures provided for in occupational safety and health laws and regulations
- to identify the key players in prevention and the risks involved in the event of a violation of safety rules
- to understand the objectives and components of a prevention program and apply it to a construction site
- to understand their roles and responsibilities regarding occupational safety and health, as well as the rights and duties of each stakeholder
- to be made aware of safety on construction sites
Contents
Principles of Prevention Management:
- The Role of Prevention
- Measures Available to Occupational Safety and Health Inspectors
- Exemptions and Fines
Current health and safety regulations
- Occupational Safety and Health Act (Rights and Obligations of Employers and Employees)
- Regulations on Minimum Standards for First Aid and Emergency Care
- Safety Code for Construction Work
Prevention Measures
- Specific Characteristics of Construction Sites
- Prevention Program (Definition, Content)
- Case Study
- Prevention Program
Distribution Method : Virtual
Cancellation / Modification
All requests to cancel or modify an activity must be made in writing.3 working days before the event. QPAT retains the full amount of the registration fee if the request to cancel the activity is made by2 working days or less.
In all cases, APECQ agrees to modify the activity at no charge. In addition, it is possible to be replaced by another person to whom the certificate will be sent.
APECQ reserves the right to cancel any training activity. In such a case, ACOEQ's sole responsibility will be to refund in full the registration fees paid by the participant.