Hazard Spotting - Life saving rules

The issues of the course

On an industrial construction site, co-activity between pedestrians, vehicles and other equipment and operations in confined space or work at height can be dangerous when life saving rules are not respected. Pedestrians too close of a gear in operation, missing equipment, unrespected procedures, the risks are many and severe.

Hazard Spotting - 12 life saving rules course objectives

The Hazard Spotting - 12 major risks course is designed to promote your company's safety policy and aims to minimize work-related accidents. Ten hazards associated with life saving rules are hidden on a construction site. The learner must find those hazards so he can avoid the major risks when he practices his job as well as having a better understanding of the life saving rules. A correction phase at the end of the exercise recalls the procedure and the life saving rule associated with the missed hazards.

For trainees:

• Identify, assess and prevent high-risk situations while walking through a site featuring a combination of pedestrian and vehicle traffic (trucks and construction vehicles).

• Move about the site by following the safety instructions and procedures.

• Know and understand the 12 life saving rules.

• Experience a virtual simulation of an accident and its consequences.

For the company:

• Highlight and reproduce potentially hazardous situations and thereby alert workers to such risks.

• Ensure that employees follow procedures.

• Analyze and measure how employees react to such hazardous situations.

• Reduce the frequency rate of work-related accidents.

Target audience for the Hazard Spotting - 12 life saving rules course

•  All employees, from office employees to field teams as well as new hired employees.