Level 3 Diploma in Workplace Safety
Tyne Academy
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Description
The Level 3 Diploma in Workplace Safety addresses essential principles and regulatory frameworks surrounding workplace health and safety, with a focused lens on the construction sector. Whether you're involved in construction engineering, site management, or general contracting, this course offers the knowledge and tools necessary to promote a safer working environment.
The curriculum includes key modules on health and safety in construction, accident prevention, fire safety, COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health), manual handling, working at heights, and electrical safety. Additional emphasis is placed on emergency procedures, including first aid and first aid at work—vital for any construction setting. The course also aligns with SMSTS standards, ensuring participants understand key responsibilities for site management and supervisory roles in construction.
With a focus on real-world compliance and risk management, learners will explore how to conduct comprehensive risk assessments, develop safe systems of work, and respond effectively to on-site hazards. The importance of first aid in construction environments is explored in detail, helping participants to apply best practices and understand legal requirements around first aid at work.
Throughout the course, learners will encounter multiple references to construction, health and safety in construction, construction engineering, SMSTS, and first aid—ensuring consistent reinforcement of key concepts in a practical context.
Key elements covered include:
Legislative frameworks and responsibilities in health and safety in construction
Safe handling of materials and equipment in construction engineering
Alignment with SMSTS guidance for supervisory responsibilities
Procedures for first aid and first aid at work
Identification and control of common construction hazards
This diploma serves as a crucial step for professionals looking to enhance safety standards in construction environments while meeting industry-recognised benchmarks.
Who is this course for?
This course is ideal for:
Site supervisors and construction managers aiming to comply with SMSTS standards
Health and safety officers in construction and construction engineering
Employees seeking to fulfil first aid at work responsibilities on construction sites
Professionals looking to deepen their knowledge of health and safety in construction
Anyone involved in implementing or overseeing workplace safety policies in the construction industry
Requirements
There is no formal prerequisite for this Level 3 Diploma in Workplace Safety course.
Career path
Upon successful completion, learners can pursue roles such as:
Health and Safety Officer (Construction)
Site Safety Supervisor
First Aider in Construction Settings
Construction Engineering Safety Advisor
SMSTS-Certified Site Manager
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