Site Safety & Health Officer

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Overview

The Site Safety & Health Officer Course is a six-week on-line program designed to equip participants with essential skills in managing safety and health on construction sites. The course covers key topics such as hazard recognition, risk assessment, and regulatory compliance. Participants will learn practical strategies for developing and implementing effective safety programs. Upon completion, individuals will be prepared to ensure a safer work environment and contribute to overall project success.

Prerequisites for the Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) course include completion of the OSHA 30-hour training, which provides essential safety awareness and hazard recognition skills. Additionally, participants must have completed the EM-385.1.1 course, which focuses on safety and health requirements specific to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers projects. These prerequisites ensure that candidates possess the foundational knowledge necessary for effective safety management in construction environments.

Course Content

Module 1: Fundamentals of Site Safety and Health

1.1 Understanding the Role of an SSHO
1.2 Introduction to OSHA Standards
Quiz 1: Introduction to the SSHO

Module 2: Health & Safety Compliance

Module 3: Risk Management

Module 4: Policy Development for Safety Programs
Developing a safety policy is crucial for establishing a safe workplace and creating a culture where safety is valued. A well-crafted safety policy provides clear guidelines and expectations for all employees and outlines management’s commitment to maintaining a safe and healthy work environment.

Module 5: Developing Safety Plans
A safety plan is a critical document for establishing a safe work environment. It outlines clear guidelines for identifying and managing risks, responding to emergencies, and assigning roles to ensure all employees understand their responsibilities. A well-developed safety plan minimizes the risk of accidents, improves emergency preparedness, and helps maintain compliance with safety regulations.

Module 6: Accident & Incident Investigation

Module 7: Communication in Safety

Module 8: Education and Training in Safety per EM 385-1-1 Standards

Module 9: Audits and Inspections

Module 10: Advanced Safety Practices

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Site Safety & Health Officer

About Course

Course Content

Module 1: Fundamentals of Site Safety and Health

1.1 Understanding the Role of an SSHO

1.2 Introduction to OSHA Standards

Quiz 1: Introduction to the SSHO

Module 2: Health & Safety Compliance

2.1 Key OSHA Requirements

2.2 Industry-Specific Compliance Considerations

Summary and Reflection

Quiz 2: Health & Safety Compliance

Module 3: Risk Management

3.1 Hazard Identification

3.2 Risk Assessment Techniques

3.3 Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA)

Quiz 3: Risk Management

4.1 Components of a Safety Policy

4.2 Implementing and Enforcing the Policy

Quiz 4: Policy Development for Safety Programs

5.1 Safety Plan Components

5.2 Emergency Preparedness

5.3 Accident Prevention Plan (APP)

Quiz 5: Developing Safety Plans

Module 6: Accident & Incident Investigation

6.1 Conducting an Investigation: Step-by-Step Process

6.2 Root Cause Analysis

Quiz 6: Accident & Incident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis

Module 7: Communication in Safety

7.1 Key Aspects of Effective Communication

7.2 Building a Safety-First Culture

Quiz 7: Communication in Safety

Module 8: Education and Training in Safety per EM 385-1-1 Standards

8.1 Identifying Training Needs

8.2 Evaluating Training Effectiveness

Quiz 8: Education and Training in Safety

Module 9: Audits and Inspections

9.1 Preparing for Audits

9.2 Conducting Inspections

Quiz 9: Audits and Inspections

Module 10: Advanced Safety Practices

10.1 Daily Safety Toolbox Talks and Weekly Safety Meeting Requirements

10.2 Integrating Technology in Safety

Quiz: Advanced Safety Practices

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