PSCS Refresher Course
The Project Supervisor Construction Stage Refresher Course allows anyone who has completed the two day IOSH Project Supervisor Construction Stage Course to refresh their skills and knowledge in understanding the position of PSCS and/or Health and Safety co-ordinator to the PSCS under Irish legislation.
We run courses nationwide. Both public and private. Contact us for details.
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REQUIREMENTS – WEBINAR COURSES
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You will require;
- Reliable Internet Access
- Audio (headphones or speakers)
- Microphone
- Webcam
Please test these prior to commencement of the course. Late joiners to the course will not be allowed access. Occupli will be unable to provide technical support on the day of the course. We ask all attendees to arrive to the webinar at least 10 minutes before the course begins.
Duration: Half day
Participants: Up to 12 personnel
Course Objectives
On completion of the course participants will be able to understand the role of the PSCS and the duties associated with the role of PSCS.
Who Is This Course Intended For?
This course is aimed at those who have completed the IOSH 2-day course and are looking at a refresher for their skills and knowledge
Course Requirements
The IOSH PSCS Certificate is required to attend this refresher course
Course Modules
- Key Definitions
- Legislation
- Roles and Duties
- Role and Duties of the PSCS
- General Principles of Prevention
- Contractors
- Health & Safety Plan
- Hazards & Controls
- Plant & Machinery
- Working at Height
- Excavations
- Electricity
- Fire
- Hazardous Substances
- Noise & Vibration
Assessment
MCQ Test
Accreditation
Occupli certification is provided on successful completion of the course.
Recommendation
It is recommended that a refresher training course is undertaken every 3 year. However, the IOSH PSCS certification does not expire.
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