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REF-IISS/HYD/OCT/CON-023

IMPERI L INTERN TION L S FETYSERVICES

Construction safety


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CONTENTS

1. COMPANY PROFILE2. INTRODUCTION3. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES4. METHODOLOGY5. COURSE OVERVIEW6. FACULTY7. TERMS AND CONDITION


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COMPANY PROFILE

Imperial international safety services (IISS) was established in the year

2009 by Mr Mohammed Abdul Razzaq (M S Occupational safety & health

management, from London UK,) Grad IOSH, currently pursuing PhD in

Health & Safety, who is managing director of IISS. Mohammed A Razzaq

has over 10 years of experience in the field of HSE, Risk Management and

loss control, working in India, Middle East and UK.

IISS provides internationally recognised health, safety & environmental

training courses on an international level to clients and individual from

wide range of industry and business sectors throughout Asia, Middle East.

IISS prides itself on its less prescriptive approach to health & safety,

preferring to work with clients to establish solutions which both acceptable

and workable. Along with other associates and advisor we are able to

provide a service tailored to each individual client with the emphasis on

providing cost effective practical solutions to all problems.

IISS aims to provide fully integrated HSE solution to the global resource

and construction, oil & gas. We specialize in developing strong safety

culture and management principles, for which we are highly sort after in

Asia, Middle East. Our safety team brings with it extensive industry

backgrounds spanning oil and gas, exploration, mining, construction,

facilities management.

Our overarching objective is to facilitate high quality HSE solutions to our

valued clients via a network of highly motivated specialists. We have a

mandate toprovide end to end practical solutions.

We would be willing and able to involve in the full extent of your current

health and safety strategy, providing support in both a consultative and

training capacity, in addition to offering the services of an independent,

confidential, cost effective audit team.

IISS is accreditated by NEBOSH, IOSH, OSHA and CIEH. Our centre

number for NEBOSH is 729, for more details please visit our website

www.iissglobal.com


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WHY TO CHOOSE IISS-?

QUALITY

IISS training works with you to create training solutions to suit your needs. Our

comprehensive range of health, safety, environmental and quality courses

encompasses OSHA programmes (all of which are fully accredited by the

relevant professional bodies), as well as shorter, more generic courses designed

to meet the specific needs of business.

These range in length from two hours to four days, cover all elements of health

and safety, and can be easily adapted to suit your specific requirement and

incorporated the policies and procedures of your business.

SUCCESS

IISSs qualified and experienced trainers are the best in the business; their

knowledge and experience is key to the success we have delivering training that

is appreciated and enjoyed by students, and produces the result they need. IISS

consistently achieves pass rate which are significantly above average, and our

high number of distinctions and credit are rising all the time.

VALUE

Study and revision are facilitated by our extensive and easy-to-use support

materials, which have been written specifically for the syllabus by our tutors

who also act as consultant source of information and reference.

FACE-TO- FACE

Led by IISSs expert tutors, our block-release course always receive excellent

feedback, and we are justifiably proud of the consistently high results achieved

by our students.

Our classroom environment provides an interactive and disciplined place for

you to learn. The numbers on our courses are limited so you will receive

personal attention, and will be encouraged to share professional experience with

fellow classmates, enabling you to gain practical knowledge of a wide range of

industries.

PEOPLE TO SUPPORT YOU

We have qualified staff to offer you guidance at every stage

Technical expertise and training success from our consultants

Course information, solution for your request from our course advisor

Practical information on material, certificate, dates etc from our admin

Team


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INTRODUCTIONThis course provides an introduction to health and safety, welfare, and

environmental issues for those requiring an understanding of their legal

responsibilities relevant to their work activities. It will provide a soundknowledge base to enable them to give valuable assistance in safely managing

a construction site.

This training motivates employees to actively care about their safety and the

well-being of their co-workerscreating a culture of safety in the workplace

that reduces lost-time incidents and worker compensation costs.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

To ensure that at the end of the course Delegates will be able to:Understand the need to prevent accidents

Have an understanding of health and safety law

Identify how their role fits into the control and management of the site

Understand the need for risk assessments and method statements

Appreciate the need to perform safely and to stop and ask for advice if not

sure

Feel obliged to report unsafe acts to prevent an accident.

METHODOLOGYThis specially developed complete construction and the course is covered by

Classroom lecture sessions supported by animated presentation and films on

related subject.

COURSE OVERVIEW

WORKING AT HEIGHT

Contents

The relevant legislation that governs working at heights(including WSAH 2005 Regulations)

Safety at work on roofs Access issues including working on scaffold, portable

towers and mobile elevated work platforms

Protection measures including safety nets and edgeprotection

What is required from them in order to work safely at height Overview of current legislation, ACOPs ,and industry best practice Hierarchy of control associated with working at height


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Risk Assessment to include relevant practical exercises Fall prevention measures to include scaffolds, portable aluminium towers,

MEWPs and other forms of edge protection

Fall arrest to include safety nets, bags, safety harnesses, running lines etc Working safely on roofs Fragile surfaces Falling objects precautions Use of other access equipment to include ladders, step ladders and Trestles Summative assessment and closeBASIC FIRE

Contents

Basic Principle of fire, Fire classification, Methods of heat transmission and fire spread Common causes and consequences of fires in workplaces Control measures to minimize the risk of fire in a workplace Safe storage and use of flammable liquids Fire fighting Fire prevention Structural measures to prevent spread of fire and smoke Fire detection, fire warning and fire fighting equipment Extinguishing media Requirements for fire plans and means of escape Emergency evacuation proceduresCrane

Contents Legislation overview to include OSHA 29 CFR

1926.55

Main hazards of crane Types of crane. Lifting appliances, Lifting accessories and tool and

tackles

Lifting plan Safe lifting procedure. Responsibilities of operator,rigger,and supervisor Inspection of Crane, lifting too and tackles Hoist, requirement of hoist, Types of hoist Cradle hoist, auxiliary hoist, and main hoist.


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SCAFFOLD INSPECTION

Contents

Relevant legislation, guidance and industry best practice Management responsibility Fall of object, prevention and protection System of Scaffold, types, design, hazards, safe procedure

and inspection of scaffold.

The main components of a basic scaffold and measures necessary to ensurestability and safe use

The requirements of a scaffold inspection in accordance with legislativerequirements

Components & structuresindependent tied, putlog, access and birdcage Access and egress (working at height hierarchy) Discussion on scaffolder requirements i.e. Safe System of Work

ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

Contents

Understand accident causation Understand accident prevention Investigate the scene of an accident Interview victims and witnesses Determine direct and root causes Prepare reports and make recommendations

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

Contents

The basics of electricity The hazards of electricity

Causes of electrical failure Prevention of electrical failure Inspection Testing Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 Static electricity Electrical equipment in hazardous environments Treatment of electrical shock. The necessary preventative measures to be implemented to reduce the risk of

harm and fire occurring from electricity at work


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MANUAL HANDLING

Contents

Manual handling facts and statistics What is manual handling? Manual handling injuries to include back pain and work

related upper limb disorders

The requirements of the law ~ duties of the employer andemployee

Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 Manual handling assessments The hierarchy of measures The spine Biomechanics of lifting The major risk factors and the dangers of poor lifting techniques Safe lifting techniques with practical exeFACULTY

IISS having a team of dedicated and certified trainers of

international reputation.

MOHAMMED ABDUL RAZZAQ

DME, BS (OSH), MS (OSH-UK) pursuing Ph.D, Grad IOSH

Mohammed A Razzaq is basically from Mechanical engineering background

with specializing in HSE with 10 years of wide experience working in mining,

fabrication, Oil & Gas, facilities management, refinery, and heavy construction

etc in INDIA, MIDDLE EAST, UK, and Mr M A Razzaq having wide

experience in teaching various courses NEBOSH, IOSH, OSHA, OHSAS &

other in-house training, also he is part time lecturer in Middlesex university

London, UK.

AKBAR ZIAUDDIN

BSc (Env), MSc (Env), M.Tech, Ph.D (pursuing), GradIOSH

Akbar is basically from Environmental background with 6 years of experience

in HSE working for oil & gas, construction and offshore, he is also having good

teaching experience in various course for in-house & NEBOSH,IOSH, OSHA

etc.


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SUBBA RAO

B.E (Mech), CSP-USA

Subba rao is also a mechanical engineer and having extensive experience in

field of HSE, he worked for various industry sectors like, Oil & Gas at all level

of sesmic, exploration, project, commissioning, Offshore, Onshore, etc. He is

also having wide experience of teaching & delivering various HSE courses i.e.NEBOSH, IOSH, and OSHA AND IN-HOUSE trainings.

PAUL DARCY

BSc, MSc, CIEH, CMIOSH, Senior Lecturer Middlesex University

Paul DArcy is having military background with 20 years of experience; he is

basically a HSE Consultant having wide experience in Heavy construction. He

delivers wide range of HSE trainings and also senior lecturer in Middlesex

University.

We have many other specialist trainers from various part of

world like USA, UK, and Europe etc.

TRAINING

All construction topics which mentioned above divided for one days

training

QUOTATION:

RUPEES 25,000/- + TAXES FOR DAY (8 hours)AT CLIENTS

PREMISES

TERM & CONDITIONS:Number of participants maximum to 20 per batch.

All rates are net of taxes, no deduction to be made from above.

CERTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT:

IISS is accredited by NEBOSH, UK (United Kingdom) & US.

Delegates attending will receive an IISS certificate.


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PAYMENT TERMS:

50% of Advance payment should be made through DD/

Check/A/C.Remaining amount to be paid after completion of training

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