BCIT. CNST 1100 Construction Safety Officer Training. Lesson Plan
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1 BCIT CNST 1100 Construction Safety Officer Training Lesson Plan
2 BCIT Two Week Outline- CNST 1100 (Please note there may be adjustments made to this outline) Monday- Day #1 Week # Paperwork Introductions (Instructors & Students) House Keeping -BCIT Campus Rules 0830 Course Review & Expectations -Home Work & Grading 0900 Unit A2-Communicating to promote a safe working environment -Define a Crew Talk Supervisor Workers -Prepare Students for Daily Crew Talks Some Tool Box Meeting guides can be found on the Work Safe BC web site 0945 Break 1000 Unit A1-The Young and New Worker -New Worker Video, discussion, and lecture 1115 Unit A3- Due Diligence and liability issues -Lecture, Video and Discussion -Westray Story 1200 Lunch 1300 Unit A4- Authorities and applicable Regulations -Identify the major authorities -Work Safe, CSA, Canadian Labour Code
3 1400 Break -Sub Authorities,CSABC,MOTH,BC Safety Authority -US Authorities- OSHA, NIOSH,ACGIH -Lecture & Discussion -Act, Regulation & Guideline 1415 Unit A5- Roles & Responsibilities in relation to site safety -Maintaining a healthy workplace -Direct & indirect legal responsibilities-who is responsible -Who is responsible for a safe work place -Responsibility for: Owners, CSO, management, supervisors, workers, contractors -The right to refuse work -Procedures if work is refused 1530 Clean Up, Review, Homework IPT Section #1 Tuesday- Day # Review of Previous Day -Review of day to come 0800 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk #4
4 0900 Unit A6- The Work Safe BC claim process -Employer & worker responsibilities to report accidents -No fault insurance -Who is covered under the act -Work Safes business Units -Registering a business-work Safe Rates -Establishing a claim- Forms -Benefits and cost reduction 1000 Break 1015 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Review of IPT Section # Lunch 1230 Unit B1- Utilizing the OH&S Regulations and the Workers Compensation Act -Explain: Table of contents, index, format and numbering system, definitions within the act -Explain the Standards within the OH&S Reg 1330 Unit B2- Regulations for specific construction activities -Prime contractor and the responsibilities -Multiple employer work site -Site Coordinator requirements and responsibilities -Locate specific regs that relate to the construction industry Utilize student work places 1430 Break
5 1445 Unit B3- The Health and Safety Program -Definition -Requirements -Who is involved? Hand out health and safety log book. (Work Safe) 1530 Clean Up, Review, Homework IPT Section #2 & #3 Wednesday- Day # Review of Previous Day -Review of day to come 0745 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # City of Vancouver Lecture- Responsibilities of contractors 0945 Break 1100 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Lunch
6 1230 Review of IPT Section #2 & # Fire Prevention (New) Codes & Regulations 1400 Extinguishers Classes of Fire Elements Extinguishers Use of extinguishers Inspection of extinguishers 1600 Clean Up, Review, Homework IPT Section #14 Thursday- Day # Review of Previous Day -Review of day to come 0800 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Review of IPT Section #14
7 0945 Break 1000 Unit C2-Personal Protective Equipment -Head Gear -Foot Protection -Eye and Face Protection -Respiratory Protection -Hand Protection -Hearing Protection 1030 Unit C1- Identify and predict hazards related to various site activities Discuss hazards relating to -Combustibles -controlled products -electrical tools -moving vehicles-moving equipment -confined spaces -High and low voltage lines -excavation Industry Death rates Relationship of deaths to near misses Injuries related to occupation High risk work situations -Unsloped /unshored excavation -working near high voltage -lockout-idlh atmospheres -fall protection 1100 Unit C2- Performing a systematic inspection -Definition -What needs to be inspected? -Who performs inspections? -Types-Process-Hierarchy -Perform an inspection report of BCIT Structure- Using the Act, Reg or Guideline 1200 Lunch 1230 Continue to Review Inspection Reports of BCIT Structure
8 -combine results with Act, Reg or Guideline 1300 Unit C3- Risk Assessment Procedures -Causes of accidents -Methods to stop accidents -What is a task hazard analysis? -What is the process? 1330 Unit C4- A site safety coordinators options for corrective actions based on risk. -Describe the steps -Develop a plan Student develops a corrective action plan after being given a scenario requiring corrections 1400 Unit C5- Describe what actions may be required if a workplace Inspection Report was issued. -Identify trends from inspection reports 1430 Break 1445 Unit D1- Accident Investigations -purpose of accident investigation -Definition of accident and incident -the requirement to conduct an investigation -Qualifications required -Reports -Follow up actions -Distribution of reports -Procedures Student groups (4) will participate in a accident investigation, given an accident history Students will utilize an accident report and an accident investigation checklist 1530 Clean Up, Review, Homework
9 IPT Section #6 & #7, Prepare for accident investigation (Live Interviews) Friday- Day # Review of Previous Day -Review of day to come 0800 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Break 0945 Review of IPT Section #6 & # Accident Investigation Scenario s Student groups (4) will participate in accident investigations interviews (10 Min Each Group)1230 Lunch 1300 Unit E1- WHMIS & Hazardous Materials -Define hazardous materials -Explain the communication system
10 1500 Break -List 3 key elements of the communication system -List content of a supplier label -List information required on a workplace label and state when they are required -List and explain each section of the MSDS -Explain each hazard symbols -Explain workplace control requirements -Explain training requirements -Explain the requirements of a WHMIS program review Video- Making WHMIS work 1515 Unit E2- Rigging, Hoisting and Cranes -Describe general requirements for rigging, hoisting and cranes -Describe employer, supervisor and worker responsibilities -Describe safe work procedures -Describe regular inspection -Describe record keeping 1615 Clean Up, Review, Homework IPT Section #10, #11, #13 Monday- Day # Review of Previous Week -Review of day to come 0800 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk #26
11 0845 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Break 0930 Review of IPT Section #10, #11, # Unit E3- Ladders & Stairways -Discuss statistics in the construction involving falls from ladders -Describe the design, construction, purposes and use of portable ladders -Discuss the design, construction and application of handrails on stairways -Discuss regular inspections of ladders and handrails, Discuss safe work procedures DVD Ladder Safety 1130 Lunch 1230 Unit E12- Occupational First Aid -Discuss the general requirements for first aid -Discuss the requirements for construction sites -Discuss the duties and certification of the first aid attendant -Discuss the requirements for transporting injured workers to medical aid -Discuss employer, supervisor and worker responsibilities -Discuss first aid record keeping 1330 Unit E4- Fall Protection -Discuss the obligation to use fall protection -Describe a fall protection plan
12 1430 Break 1500 Visit from CSABC -Discuss instruction of workers -Discuss temporary removal of guardrails -Discuss the use of harnesses and safety belts. -Discuss the requirements for connecting equipment -Discuss the requirements for anchors -Define fall restraint and fall arrest -Discuss the requirements for vertical lifelines systems -Discuss the requirements for horizontal lifelines systems -Discuss regular inspections and maintenance program -Discuss the requirement for safety nets -Describe control zone procedures DVD Your a Pro 1530 Clean Up, Review, Homework IPT Section #4,#5, #8 Tuesday- Day # Review of Previous Week -Review of day to come 0800 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Crew Talk #31
13 0845 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Break 0930 Review of IPT Section #4,#5, # Unit E6 & E7- Confined Space and Lock Out -Describe the hazards of confined spaces -Explain the requirements for testing -Discuss accidents -Define confined space -Discuss the general requirements of confined space -Discuss employer, supervisor and worker responsibilities -Discuss inspection of confined spaces -Discuss hazard assessment -Discuss rescue requirements -Identify appropriate PPE -Define lockout -Identify when to lockout -Describe lockout implementation -Describe responsibilities for lockout -Discuss applicable safety regulation 1130 Lunch 1200 Electrical Safety Rules Limits Solutions 1430 Unit E8- Excavation Safety -Define excavation
14 -Discuss the general requirements for excavation -Discuss the general requirements for underground utilities -Discuss the general requirements for removing nearby hazards -Discuss the general requirements for sloping and shoring -Discuss employer, supervisor and worker responsibilities -Discuss regular inspections -Describe standard safe work procedures -Trench Safety 1600 Clean Up, Review, Homework IPT Section #14. Reminder of the field trip. Full PPE required. Wednesday- Day # Review of Previous Week -Review of day to come 0800 Crew Talk # Crew Talk # Review of IPT Section # Traffic Safety (New) -WCB and MOTH regulations; -How to effectively change traffic patterns to accommodate work crews; -Types of warning devices & their proper use -Proper personal clothing and protective wear; -Personal safety.
15 0930 Break 0945 Cement Pumping (New) -Pumps -Outriggers -Booms -Trucks -Reach & capacity -Manpower requirements -Hazards 1030 Unit E9- Form Work -Explain the requirements for a Notice of Project -Discuss regulatory requirements for the design, construction, erection, use, maintenance and dismantling of formwork -Discuss safe work areas and safe access -Describe employer and worker responsibilities -Discuss requirements for engineering certification and when drawings are required -Discuss what needs to be inspected -Discuss the requirements of PPE Fly form DVD 1145 Lunch 1215 Load bus for field trip Arrive at Construction site for tour Full PPE Required 1515 Depart Construction Site 1530 Arrive at classroom &Clean Up
16 Thursday- Day # Review of Previous Week -Review of day to come 0800 Unit E10- Demolition -Discuss structural integrity -Discuss design of support system -Identify risk hazards -Identify safe work procedures -Identify related personal protective equipment 0900 Unit 11- Occupational Hygene -Define occupational hygiene -Discuss hazards of asbestos -Discuss bio-hazardous materials -Identify personal protective equipment -Identify risks associated with noise, vibration and temperature 1000 Break 1015 Unit E5- Scaffolds and Suspension Work Platforms -Define suspended work platforms -Identify types of scaffolds and work platforms -Discuss the general requirement for the use of scaffolds and suspended work platforms -Discuss inspection -Discuss employer, supervisor and worker responsibilities -Discuss engineering requirements -Discuss safety devices requirements -Discuss personal protective equipment 1130 Lunch 1200 Unit E13- Developing safe work procedures for site activities
17 -Define safe work procedures -Explain safe work procedures analysis -Describe steps taken in developing safe work procedures -Develop safe work procedures for selected activities 1300 Documentation -Describe filing system -Explain documentation requirements -Identify records that must be maintained -Use typical forms: inspection reports, notice to workers/subcontractor, Work Safe BC claim form, first aid report, and other related forms 1400 Break 1415 Review of course content 1530 Clean Up Friday- Day # Begin Testing 1400 Certificates and Farewells
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