IOSH Temporary Works Co-ordinator - (Management and Supervision of Temporary Work)
IOSH Temporary Works Co-ordinator-The Management and Supervision of Temporary Works
Duration: 1 Day
Target audience
Managers and Supervisors responsible for any type of temporary works
Aims:
To provide delegates with an understanding of the safety risks associated with temporary works and the company’s procedures for ensuring that temporary works are designed, constructed, maintained and dismantled safely.
Objectives:
By the end of the training, delegates will have a good working knowledge of :-
- The scope of temporary works in construction and their associated risks.
- Relevant safety standards – legislation, guidance BS5975 2019 and company procedures.
- The role of the Temporary Works Co-ordinator in implementing the above safety standards.
- The role of the Temporary Works Supervisor.
- The risk based approach to the classification of temporary works.
- How to write a Design Brief.
- Know when design checks are required.
Content to be covered:
Topics:-
- Definitions
- Examples of Temporary Works.
- Legislation
- Origin of Temporary Works
- Case History
- Identifying Temporary Works at tender stage
- Appointments
- Classifications
- Duties of the Temporary Works Co-ordinator
- Duties of others involved in temporary works
- Role of the Temporary Works Supervisor
- Ground conditions and site investigation
- Scaffolding
- Formwork and False Work
- Crane Outriggers
- Summary
- Exam
Assessment
A written assessment will take place at the end of the course:
Delegates must complete the written assessment and must achieve a minimum of 60%