Site Safety Card Training

Site Safety Card (SSC) designed by IBS to provide training to all individuals and professionals associated with the infrastructure industry anywhere in the world. Aim of this training program to gain skills and provide assurance to the employer that you are equipped with the right skills and understand health and safety practice.  This training program is suitable for everyone who seeks employment anywhere in the world in the construction industry, facilities management industry, health and safety sector, and many other sectors.  You will be learning following content in this training program:

• Introduction of Safety at the workplace
• Importance of safe working environment
• Workplace hazards
• Safety Gear
• Safety Signs
• Manual Handling
• Keeping workplace safe
• Evacuation

Objectives/Learning Outcomes

Through successful completion of this program, you will acquire the knowledge, skills, and judgement to function as basic health and safety operator. You will be able to contribute to the development and maintenance of a healthy and safe work environment.

Upon completion of the SSC, you should be able to:

• Interpret and apply legislative requirements, industry standards, and best practices in a variety of workplaces.
• Able to identify workplace hazards and take preventive measures
• Proactive measurements to reduce workplace accidents
• Promoting safety standards and practises at the workplace
• Using PPE at the workplace to align with legislative requirements and promoting safe working practice at the workplace
• Able to lift and carry the weight safely
• Access and egress safely
• Following the emergency procedure in safe manners
• Following instructions in appropriate manners
• Managing hazards materials
• Reducing and managing waste on site

Who can do this training:

• Labourer
• Site Supervisor
• Facilities assistant
• Building assistant
• Front desk staff members
• Hotel Staff members
• All the construction workers
• Engineers
• Architects
• Road workers
• Factory workers
• Distribution centres
• Transport workers