Health & safety obligations and requirements are vital in the construction industry, given the vast number of hazards and risks that exist. Does your team have the skills and knowledge to keep themselves and others safe on site? The CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry is a mandatory requirement under the law for all individuals that wish to launch a career in the construction sector. Capital Training Institute is one of a select few registered providers of the CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry course. This is a national certification that is recognised in all states and territories. On completion of your safety training, participants can begin work immediately and will also receive a 'white card' produced and distributed by the Office of Regulatory Services within 10 working days.
As mentioned above, hazards and risks are littered across the construction environment. This means that workers need to have a sense of these dangers and be able to make positive choices for both themselves and others. Through this Capital Training Institute safety training course, students are taught how to identify dangerous and hazardous materials and manage these risks in a productive manner.
Whether it is a workplace accident or an external threat, workers need to know the best way to respond and manage a situation. Often, in the construction industry, the emergency will be injury-related so securing the scene, tending to the injured party and raising the alarm are vital practices to know. This is one objective that we take seriously and offer current, industry-related information for a student's future concerns.
It is important for employers to remember that they have a duty of care to ensure the health, safety and welfare of all employees, visitors, contractors and others in the workplace. As such, this course provides insight in applying safe work practices and conducting audits to ensure the standard never slips.
The main objectives of the CPCCOHS1001A Work Safely in the Construction Industry course includes the following:
For information on course commencement dates and course fees, contact your relevant state office. For information on VET FEE-HELP qualifications, click here.
