Supervisor

• How to promote a good health and safety culture and influence good safe behaviour in your team.
• How to communicate effectively not just with your workers but with everyone in the work site.  We will cover the benefits and ways that you can have positive conversations.
• Your responsibilities under health and safety legislation and regulations. How to ensure your team has the right combination of knowledge, skills and experience to do the job right and safely. We will look at how to train and evaluate competence of your team and how you can supervise them effectively.
• How to plan a job and develop a thorough and well–thought out analysis of a specific task.
• The importance of finding out the underlying causes of the accident. We will show you ways to get to the bottom of the problem and help you analyse the root cause objectively while avoiding laying blame on those involved.
• How to manage any untoward incident that may occur while performing the job. You must know what the emergency plan is so you can prepare appropriately and address the issue promptly and safely.

Assessment

• You have three months to complete the assignment after the course.
• The assignment covers six topics relating to:
  • Influencing behaviour
  • Training workers and evaluating competence levels
  • Job planning and Task Analysis/SWMS
  • Accident investigation
  • Emergency planning
  • Legislation

Site Safe regularly reviews and updates course content in partnership with the Construction industry, to ensure alignment to best practice industry standards. Visit our Why Choose Site Safe Training page for more information.

What You'll Get at the End of the Course

• A Site Safety Card (Passport) valid for two years
• 16 Licensed Building Practitioner points
• 10 credits towards the Health and Safety in Construction Programme
• Unit Standard 21970 - Improve building or construction site safety through changed work practices, actions and attitudes - level 4, 6 NZQA credits
• A downloadable and printable E-certificate to celebrate your achievement

Completing this course and passing the assignment means you'll gain site access for the next two years.

When it's time to renew your site access again you don't need to complete the same course - expand your health and safety knowledge with a different course that's relevant to you. Have a look at the pathway examples for more training options or progress your height learning.

Completing this course will also mean that you are well on your way to gaining a qualification in health and safety; check out the Health and Safety in Construction Programme page for more info.