The 30-Hour Concrete Safety Manager Training course is meticulously designed to endow participants with essential knowledge and skills to manage safety in concrete construction work environments effectively. This intensive, 30-hour training spans across various aspects of concrete safety to ensure that managers are well-versed in recognizing, avoiding, and preventing safety hazards in the concrete workplace.

Key Topics:

• Concrete Safety Fundamentals:
  • Introduction to concrete properties and mix design.
  • Recognizing potential hazards related to concrete work.
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Standards:
  • Comprehensive overview of relevant OSHA regulations for concrete work.
  • Compliance strategies and implementing safety protocols.
• Risk Assessment and Management:
  • Identifying, assessing, and managing risks in concrete construction.
  • Implementing control measures to mitigate identified risks.
• Formwork and Shoring Safety:
  • Design, erection, and dismantling of formwork and shoring.
  • Safety inspection and prevention of formwork and shoring failures.
• Concrete Placement Safety:
  • Safe procedures and best practices for concrete placement.
  • Minimizing potential hazards during pouring, pumping, and finishing.
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
  • Understanding and selecting the appropriate PPE for concrete operations.
  • Ensuring proper usage, maintenance, and storage of PPE.
• Handling, Storage, and Disposal:
  • Safe methods for handling, transporting, and storing concrete materials.
  • Environmental considerations and safe disposal methods for waste concrete.
• Emergency Response Plan:
  • Developing and implementing an effective emergency response plan.
  • Training and conducting drills for workers to handle emergency situations.
• Accident Investigation and Reporting:
  • Techniques for investigating accidents and near-misses.
  • Procedures for accurate and lawful reporting.
• Communication and Training:
  • Establishing effective communication channels among all stakeholders.
  • Training workers and supervisors in concrete safety practices.