NEBOSH CONSTRUCTION SAFETY (syllabus)

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1 - Ch1 Construction Law Management

1 - Introduction.mp4

01:08

2 - lec 2 DEFINITION OFCONSTRUCTION.mp4

01:20

3 - lec 3 MIGRANT WORKERS.mp4

02:16

4 - lec 4 MORAL REASONS 1.mp4

02:03

5 - lec 5 MORAL REASONS 2.mp4

01:37

6 - lec 6 LEGAL REASONS.mp4

01:39

7 - lec 7 FINANCIAL REASONS.mp4

02:03

8 - lec 8 PHASE PLAN.mp4

01:53

9 - lec 9 SUPERVISIONINFORMATION AND INSTRUCTION.mp4

01:32

10 - lec 10 SITE INDUCTIONS.mp4

01:09

2 - Ch2 Construction Site Hazards risk control

11 - Lec 21 introduction.mp4

01:09

12 - Lec 22 Initial site assessment.mp4

01:25

13 - Lec 23 General hazards and Controls.mp4

01:29

14 - Lec 24 HEALTH WELFARE REQUIREMENTS.mp4

01:10

15 - Lec 25 WORK ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS 1.mp4

01:29

16 - Lec 26 WORK ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS 2.mp4

02:24

17 - Lec 27 Violence at work 1.mp4

01:33

18 - Lec 28 Violence at work 2.mp4

01:59

19 - Lec 29 SUBSTANCE MISUSE AT WORK.mp4

01:54

20 - Lec 210 SAFE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE.mp4

00:55

21 - Lec 211 Slips trips and falls on the same level.mp4

02:23

22 - Lec 212 STRUCK BY MOVING FALLING OR FLYING OBJECTS.mp4

01:25

23 - Lec 213 STRIKING AGAINST FIXED OR STATIONARY OBJECTS.mp4

01:13

24 - Lec 214 Appendix.mp4

03:03

3 - Ch3 vehicle plant movement hazards risks

25 - Lec 31 INTRODUCTION.mp4

00:58

26 - Lec 32 HAZARDS FROM WORKPLACE TRANSPORT OPERATIONS.mp4

01:41

27 - Lec 33 General hazardous situations.mp4

01:28

28 - Lec 34 HAZARDS FROM MOBILE WORK EQUIPMENT.mp4

01:30

29 - Lec 35 CONTROL MEASURES FOR SAFE WORKPLACE TRANSPORT OPERATIONS.mp4

02:01

30 - Lec 36 SAFE DRIVING OF MOBILE WORK EQUIPMENT.mp4

01:31

31 - Lec 37 BENEFITS OF MANAGING WORKRELATED ROAD SAFETY.mp4

01:07

32 - Lec 38 MANAGING OCCUPATIONAL ROAD RISKS.mp4

01:56

33 - Lec 39 APPENDIX.mp4

06:34

4 - Ch4 Muscloskeletal Hazards Risks

34 - Lec 41 introduction.mp4

00:54

35 - Lec 42 The Principles and scope ofergonomics.mp4

01:24

36 - Lec 43 ILLHEALTH EFFECTS OF POOR ERGONOMICS.mp4

00:56

37 - Lec 44 WORKRELATED UPPER LIMB DISORDERS.mp4

01:46

38 - Lec 45 DISPLAY SCREEN EQUIPMENT.mp4

01:40

39 - Lec 46 Manual handling statistics.mp4

01:35

40 - Lec 47 MANUAL HANDLING HAZARDS ANDCONTROL MEASURES.mp4

01:07

41 - Lec 48 HIERARCHY OF MEASURES FOR MANUAL HANDLING OPERATIONS.mp4

01:05

42 - Lec 49 THE TASK.mp4

02:26

43 - Lec 410 Load environment and individual.mp4

02:59

44 - Lec 411 Manual Handling Training.mp4

00:53

45 - Lec 412 LIFTING AND MOVING EQUIPMENT.mp4

02:00

46 - Lec 413 Conveyors and elevators.mp4

01:18

47 - Lec 414 Forklift trucks.mp4

01:28

48 - Lec 415 Cranes.mp4

01:42

49 - Lec 416 Tower cranes.mp4

01:18

50 - Lec 417 Passenger lifts.mp4

01:34

51 - Lec 418 LIFT PLANS.mp4

01:15

52 - Lec 419 Appendix.mp4

09:06

5 - Ch5 WorkEquipment hazards risk control

53 - Lec 51 introduction.mp4

00:59

54 - Lec 52 Suitability of work equipment.mp4

01:38

55 - Lec 53 PREVENTION OF ACCESS TO DANGEROUS PARTS OF MACHINERY.mp4

01:59

56 - Lec 54 Maintenance and inspection.mp4

01:14

57 - Lec 55 Hazards and controls of NONPOWERED hand tools.mp4

02:34

58 - Lec 56 General hazards of handheld power tools.mp4

01:27

59 - Lec 57 safety controls guarding.mp4

01:05

60 - Lec 58 safety controls Operating controls and switches.mp4

00:54

61 - Lec 59 safety controls Safe operation instructions.mp4

03:03

62 - Lec 510 specific handheld power tools Pneumatic drillschisels.mp4

02:25

63 - Lec 511 specific handheld power tools Electric drills.mp4

01:32

64 - Lec 512 specific handheld power tools Disccutters cutoff saws.mp4

02:10

65 - Lec 513 specific handheld power tools Sanders.mp4

01:38

66 - Lec 514 specific handheld power tools Cartridge and pneumatic nail guns.mp4

01:17

67 - Lec 515 Cartridge and pneumatic nail guns Control measure 1.mp4

01:39

68 - Lec 516 Cartridge and pneumatic nail guns Control measure 2.mp4

01:11

69 - Lec 517 Cartridge and pneumatic nail guns Control measure 3.mp4

01:00

70 - Lec 518 specific handheld power tools Chainsaws 1.mp4

02:04

71 - Lec 519 specific handheld power tools Chainsaws 2.mp4

01:36

72 - Lec 520 Mechanical hazards.mp4

01:43

73 - Lec 521 nonmechanical hazards.mp4

00:56

74 - Lec 522 Control measures fixed guards.mp4

01:09

75 - Lec 523 control measures Adjustable guards.mp4

01:25

76 - Lec 524 control measures Interlocking guard.mp4

00:55

77 - Lec 525 control measures Other protective devices 1.mp4

01:11

78 - Lec 526 control measures Other protective devices 2.mp4

01:04

79 - Lec 527 control measures Information and Instruction.mp4

00:51

80 - Lec 528 control measures Training and supervision.mp4

00:42

81 - Lec 529 control measures Personal Protective Equipment.mp4

00:55

82 - Lec 530 Appendix.mp4

06:37

6 - Ch6 Electrical Safety

83 - Lec 61 introduction.mp4

01:31

84 - Lec 62 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY 1.mp4

01:52

85 - Lec 63 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY 2.mp4

01:55

86 - Lec 64 HAZARDS AND RISKS OF ELECTRICITY.mp4

01:59

87 - Lec 65 ELECTRIC BURNS.mp4

01:03

88 - Lec 66 TREATMENT OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND BURNS.mp4

01:36

89 - Lec 67 ELECTRICAL FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS.mp4

01:36

90 - Lec 68 ELECTRIC ARCING.mp4

01:02

91 - Lec 69 STATIC ELECTRICITY.mp4

01:22

92 - Lec 610 SECONDARY HAZARDS.mp4

00:53

93 - Lec 611 CONTROL MEASURES.mp4

01:08

94 - Lec 612 TRAINING.mp4

00:37

95 - Lec 613 MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.mp4

01:14

96 - Lec 614 SELECTION AND SUITABILITY OFEQUIPMENT.mp4

01:08

97 - Lec 615 PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS 1.mp4

01:06

98 - Lec 616 PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS 2.mp4

01:18

99 - Lec 617 PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS 3.mp4

01:09

100 - Lec 618 PROTECTIVE SYSTEMS 4.mp4

00:42

101 - Lec 619 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES FOLLOWING ELECTRICAL INCIDENT.mp4

01:27

102 - Lec 620 BURIED POWER LINES.mp4

01:43

103 - Lec 621 OVERHEAD POWER LINES.mp4

01:10

104 - Lec 622 RISK CONTROL.mp4

01:10

105 - Lec 623 PREPLANNING WORK.mp4

01:17

106 - Lec 624 APPENDIX.mp4

08:40

7 - Ch7 Chemical Biological hazards risk control

107 - Lec 71 introduction.mp4

01:40

108 - Lec 72 Forms Of Chemical Agent 1.mp4

01:28

109 - Lec 73 Forms Of Chemical Agent 2.mp4

01:29

110 - Lec 74 Forms Of Biological Agent.mp4

01:45

111 - Lec 75 Classification of Hazardous Substances.mp4

01:21

112 - Lec 76 CHIP 4 CLASSIFICATIONS 1.mp4

01:23

113 - Lec 77 CHIP 4 CLASSIFICATIONS 2.mp4

00:57

114 - Lec 78 GHS CLASSIFICATIONS.mp4

01:14

115 - Lec 79 OTHER HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES.mp4

01:28

116 - Lec 710 ASSESSMENT OF HEALTH RISKS.mp4

01:20

117 - Lec 711 ROUTES OF ENTRY OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE.mp4

01:09

118 - Lec 712 THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM.mp4

00:58

119 - Lec 713 THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.mp4

00:42

120 - Lec 714 CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM.mp4

01:08

121 - Lec 715 URINARY SYSTEM.mp4

00:57

122 - Lec 716 THE SKIN.mp4

01:29

123 - Lec 717 REQUIREMENTS OF CHEMICAL REGULATIONS.mp4

01:21

124 - Lec 718 SOURCES OF INFORMATION.mp4

01:49

125 - Lec 719 Workplace Exposure Limits.mp4

01:13

126 - Lec 720 CONTROL MEASURES.mp4

01:10

127 - Lec 721 ENGINEERING CONTROLS.mp4

02:06

128 - Lec 722 SUPERVISORY PPE CONTROLS.mp4

01:57

129 - Lec 723 RPE and Hand Skin Protection.mp4

02:08

130 - Lec 724 EYE PROTECTION.mp4

01:05

131 - Lec 725 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING.mp4

01:49

132 - Lec 726 HEALTH SURVEILLANCE.mp4

01:57

133 - Lec 727 TRANSPORT OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES.mp4

01:11

134 - Lec 728 RISKS OF SPECIFIC AGENTS 1.mp4

01:39

135 - Lec 729 RISKS OF SPECIFIC AGENTS 2.mp4

01:45

136 - Lec 730 RISKS OF SPECIFIC AGENTS 3.mp4

01:10

137 - Lec 731 Ammonia Chlorine.mp4

01:15

138 - Lec 732 Organic solvents Nitrogen.mp4

01:27

139 - Lec 733 Carbon monoxide dioxide.mp4

01:10

140 - Lec 734 Diesel Exhaust Hydrogen Sulphide.mp4

01:26

141 - Lec 735 Isocyanates Lead.mp4

01:45

142 - Lec 736 Silica.mp4

00:56

143 - Lec 737 Cement.mp4

01:01

144 - Lec 738 Asbestos Statistics.mp4

01:05

145 - Lec 739 Asbestos Forms.mp4

01:14

146 - Lec 740 MANAGING ASBESTOS IN BUILDINGS.mp4

02:09

147 - Lec 741 control measures and training.mp4

01:22

148 - Lec 742 MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE ACCIDENTAL EXPOSURE.mp4

00:59

149 - Lec 743 DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS WASTE.mp4

00:59

150 - Lec 744 APPENDIX.mp4

04:08

8 - Ch8 Physical and psychological health hazards and risk control

151 - Lec 81 introduction.mp4

01:09

152 - Lec 82 Noise.mp4

01:01

153 - Lec 83 Noise ACUTE EFFECTS.mp4

01:13

154 - Lec 84 Noise Chronic Effects.mp4

01:09

155 - Lec 85 NOISE ASSESSMENTS.mp4

01:29

156 - Lec 86 NOISE ACTION LEVELS.mp4

02:27

157 - Lec 87 NOISE CONTROL TECHNIQUES.mp4

01:36

158 - Lec 88 PERSONAL EAR PROTECTION 1.mp4

00:59

159 - Lec 89 PERSONAL EAR PROTECTION 2.mp4

01:40

160 - Lec 810 HAND ARM VIBRATION.mp4

01:58

161 - Lec 811 Control of Handarm Vibration.mp4

01:24

162 - Lec 812 Wholebody Vibration.mp4

01:42

163 - Lec 813 Wholebody Vibration Control.mp4

01:14

164 - Lec 814 IONISING RADIATION.mp4

01:17

165 - Lec 815 SOURCES AND EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION.mp4

01:55

166 - Lec 816 NONIONIZING RADIATION.mp4

01:57

167 - Lec 817 CONTROL OF IONIZING RADIATION.mp4

01:22

168 - Lec 818 CONTROL OFNON IONIZING RADIATION.mp4

01:12

169 - Lec 819 STRESS.mp4

01:10

170 - Lec 820 SYMPTOMS AND CAUSES OF STRESS.mp4

01:59

171 - Lec 821 CONTROL OF STRESS.mp4

01:33

9 - Ch9 Working at height hazards and risk control

172 - Lec 91 introduction.mp4

01:09

173 - Lec 92 WORK AT HEIGHT REGULATIONS.mp4

01:58

174 - Lec 93 HAZARDS AND CONTROLS FROM WORKING AT HEIGHT.mp4

00:52

175 - Lec 94 falsework protection against falls.mp4

01:33

176 - Lec 95 FRAGILE ROOFS.mp4

01:15

177 - Lec 96 Ladders.mp4

01:51

178 - Lec 97 FACTORS TO USE LADDERS.mp4

02:04

179 - Lec 98 STEPLADDERS TRESTLES STAGING.mp4

01:26

180 - Lec 99 FIXED SCAFFOLDS.mp4

01:41

181 - Lec 910 Factors affect scaffold.mp4

00:53

182 - Lec 911 scaffold Precautions Control Measures.mp4

02:07

183 - Lec 912 Scaffold Hoists.mp4

01:37

184 - Lec 913 Scaffold Hoists Control Measures.mp4

01:51

185 - Lec 914 Prefabricated mobile scaffold towers.mp4

02:17

186 - Lec 915 Mobile elevating work platforms.mp4

01:46

187 - Lec 916 Access Cradles.mp4

01:37

188 - Lec 917 Safety harnesses.mp4

01:18

189 - Lec 918 Safety Nets.mp4

01:35

190 - Lec 919 Air bags.mp4

00:49

191 - Lec 920 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES.mp4

01:11

192 - Lec 921 ROOF WORK.mp4

01:55

193 - Lec 922 PROTECTION OF OTHERS.mp4

01:37

194 - Lec 923 WORKING OVER OR NEAR WATER.mp4

01:33

195 - Lec 924 appendix.mp4

02:53

10 - Ch10 Excavation work and confined spaces hazards and risk control

196 - Lec 101 introduction.mp4

00:51

197 - Lec 102 hazards of excavation work.mp4

02:36

198 - Lec 103 PLANNING THE WORK.mp4

02:32

199 - Lec 104 Cofferdams.mp4

01:22

200 - Lec 105 Cofferdams Hazards and Controls.mp4

01:27

201 - Lec 106 Caissons.mp4

01:55

202 - Lec 107 Control measures for excavation work.mp4

04:55

203 - Lec 108 UNDERGROUND SERVICES.mp4

01:23

204 - Lec 109 Over Head Power Lines.mp4

00:49

205 - Lec 1010 confined space.mp4

01:19

206 - Lec 1011 CONFINED SPACE HAZARDS.mp4

01:14

207 - Lec 1012 RISK ASSESSMENT.mp4

01:06

208 - Lec 1013 CONTROL MEASURES.mp4

01:16

209 - Lec 1014 SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK.mp4

01:31

210 - Lec 1015 MONITORING ARRANGEMENTS.mp4

01:32

211 - Lec 1016 EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS.mp4

01:25

11 - Ch11 Demolition and Deconstruction hazards and risk control

212 - Lec 111 introduction.mp4

00:37

213 - Lec 112 demolition and deconstruction.mp4

01:23

214 - Lec 113 demolition using explosives.mp4

01:14

215 - Lec 114 hazards of deconstruction and demolition work.mp4

00:53

216 - Lec 115 specific hazards 1.mp4

01:17

217 - Lec 116 specific hazards 2.mp4

01:59

218 - Lec 117 Control Measures 1.mp4

01:15

219 - Lec 118 Control Measures 2.mp4

00:55

220 - Lec 119 Control Measures 3.mp4

00:46

221 - Lec 1110 Control Measures 4.mp4

00:35

Description

Managing Hazards and Risks in Construction industry

What You'll Learn?

at the end you are able to define hazards and risks in construction industry and how to control them
major causes of accidents related to sites, cranes, vehicles, machinery
work at hight, demolition and excavation works
chemical risks in construction industry

Who is this for?

This course is for new joiners of Safety career as well as advanced students

Safety engineers, officers, supervisors in construction industry

Engineers, operators, tchnicians work on in construction industry

What You Need to Know?

Basic Knowledge about Safety Management system ( presented in first course )

minimum Knowledge about Fire Safety ( presented in course )

in case you work in construction industry, you will be able to relate information easier to hazards and risks

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Description
international Construction Safety, international Fire Safety,Â Health and Safety at work, Safety management system, Safety management system, Safety Training. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â INTERNATIONALÂ FIREÂ SAFETYÂ CERTIFICATE
more than 5 hours classes,11 chapters, 200 lectures including appendix regarding each chapter
content include:
1- Ch.1 Construction Law & Management
2- Ch.2 Construction Site Hazards & risk control
3- Ch.3 vehicle&plant movement hazards & risks
4- Ch.4 Muscloskeletal Hazards & Risks
5- Ch.5 WorkEquipment hazards & risk control
6- Ch.6 Electrical Safety
- Fire Safety ( already presented in separate course )
7- Ch.7 Chemical & Biological hazards& risk control
8- Ch.8 Physical and psychological health hazards and risk control
9- Ch.9 Working at height â€“ hazards and risk control
- WORK AT HEIGHT REGULATIONS
-Â FRAGILE ROOFS hazards and Risks
- FIXED SCAFFOLDS hazards and Risks
- Mobile elevating work platforms hazards and Risks
- ROOF WORK hazards and Risks
10- Ch.10 Excavation work and confined spaces â€“ hazards and risk control
-Â hazards of excavation work
- Cofferdams Hazards and Controls
- Caissons Hazards and Controls
- UNDERGROUND SERVICES hazards and Risks
- OverHead services hazards and Risks
11- Ch.11 Demolition and Deconstruction hazards and risk control
-Â demolition and deconstruction
- demolition using explosives hazards and Risks
-Â hazards of deconstruction and demolition work
Who this course is for:
This course is for new joiners of Safety career as well as advanced students
Safety engineers, officers, supervisors in construction industry
Engineers, operators, tchnicians work on in construction industry

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Safety engineer ( studied mechanical engireeing )My objective is to deliver the concept of safety engineering to everybody to make others avoid accidents and injuries experience : HSE engineer in AMAZON HSE ENGINEER in Saudi Arabia air line site engineer in construction company health and safety in mainly related to all mechanical activities in the site. Qualifications: NEBOSH IGC certified candidate for NEBOSH FIRE SAFETY.OSHA

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