Construction Site Safety courses in Ireland

The Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013, which were published in August 2013 clarify and strengthen the general duties and roles of all of the key duty-holders including the client, Project Supervisors (both PSDP and PSCS), designers, contractors and employees. The Regulations introduce some new duties or modify some of the existing…

This course provides appropriate training where personnel are involved in the operation of automated machinery such as counterbalance and reach forklifts.

This course provides appropriate training where personnel are involved in the operation of automated machinery such as counterbalance and reach forklifts.

The Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013, which were published in August 2013 clarify and strengthen the general duties and roles of all of the key duty-holders including the client, Project Supervisors (both PSDP and PSCS), designers, contractors and employees. The regulations introduce some new duties or modify some of the existing…

Silica is found in the majority of rocks, sands and clays and therefore workers within the construction industry, quarrying industry and masonry industry are particularly susceptible. Workers are at risk from fine airborne particles, entering into the respiratory tract. However, these small particles are often not visible to the naked eye and therefore, may not…