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Project management training can help provide employees with an understanding of the skills needed for moving any project in the right direction. At Go1, we offer a wide range of online learning resources which cover all aspects of project management, including how to create objectives, prioritise goals, organise tasks, and time manage projects – while also sticking to budgets and available resources.

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The UK construction industry contributes over £110 billion a year to the economy and employs around 2.7 million people (Statista 2022). Along with rising materials and energy costs, a large challenge and concern for the sector over the next few years is the lack of skilled labour. This playlist is curated for audiences in the UK and provides a variety of courses from UK and Global Content Partners on regulatory and safe working topics relevant to individuals working in the industry. It is meant to serve as an initial introduction to a variety of learning experiences on this topic, not as a prescribed curriculum.This Playlist was updated in June 2023.﻿Level = Beginner / All.

Felix Gorbatsevich

Gamified Course: This course is built of mini-games that put a fun twist on traditional e-Learning. Gamification makes learning interactive and engaging, making every moment enjoyable. Get ready to experience e-Learning like never before!  IOGP Life-Saving Rules: Hot Work. An interactive, gamified course on carrying out hot work, including risk assessment, safe use of hot work equipment and work permit.  Objective:Learn the safety principles that apply while carrying out hot work, including risk assessment, safe use of hot work equipment and work permit.  Course Content:Safety principles while carrying out risk assessment, safe use of hot work equipment and work permit.Action statements covered during this course<ul><li>I identify and control ignition sources </li><li>I confirm flammable material has been removed or isolated</li><li>I obtain authorisation </li><li>I confirm a gas test has been complete and gas will be monitored continually</li></ul>

Hot Work - Construction - Level 1

Hot Work - Construction - Level 2

Hot Work - Construction - Level 3

Gamified Course: This course is built of mini-games that put a fun twist on traditional e-Learning. Gamification makes learning interactive and engaging, making every moment enjoyable. Get ready to experience e-Learning like never before!  IOGP Life-Saving Rules: Working at Height. An interactive, gamified course on carrying out work at height, including risk assessment, safe use of access equipment and monitoring.  Objective:Learn the safety principles that apply while carrying out work at height, including risk assessment, safe use of access equipment and monitoring.  Course Content:Safety principles while carrying out work at height, including risk assessment, safe use of access equipment and monitoring. Action statements covered during this course: <ul><li>I inspect fall protection equipment </li><li>I secure tools and materials </li><li>I can identify a hazardous situation when preparing for working at heights </li><li>I understand the main concerns for safety in working at heights </li><li>I recognize and avoid hazards</li></ul>

Working at Height - Construction - Level 1

Working at Height - Construction - Level 2

Working at Height - Construction - Level 3

Gamified Course: This course is built of mini-games that put a fun twist on traditional e-Learning. Gamification makes learning interactive and engaging, making every moment enjoyable. Get ready to experience e-Learning like never before! IOGP Life-Saving Rules: Confined Spaces. An interactive, gamified course on safety principles that apply while accessing confined spaces in industrial worksites. Objective: Learn the safety principles that apply while accessing confined spaces in industrial worksitesAction statements covered during this course:<ul><li>I confirm energy sources are isolated</li><li>I confirm the atmosphere has been tested and is monitored</li><li>I check and use my PPE when required</li><li>I confirm there is an attendant standing by</li><li>I obtain authorization to enter</li></ul>

Confined Spaces - Construction - Level 1

Confined Spaces - Construction - Level 2

Confined Spaces - Construction - Level 3

Tom Moore

Remember the days in your youth when you’d build houses with those brightly-coloured bricks? Ah, simpler times. Whilst those experiences might have stood you in good stead for your future career, modern construction is a little more complicated. That probably goes without saying.If you’re involved in any construction project, you’ll likely have heard of three little letters: CDM. But what do they mean? Well, they’re a set of regulations for Construction (Design and Management), which are used for managing the health, safety and welfare of construction projects. They’re there to help keep you and your colleagues as safe as possible on site. You’ll all have legal duties under CDM Regulations 2015, so it’s important to understand them. And that’s what this course is all about. Handy, right?What does this course cover?<ul><li>Define the basics of CDM regulations and how they affect you</li><li>Explain how CDM affects different roles, such as clients, designers and contractors</li><li>Identify the three main documents required for CDM Regulations 2015</li><li>Demonstrate understanding of the CDM Regulations 2015 in a variety of situations</li></ul>Why should I take this course?If you have any role in the construction industry, the CDM Regulations 2015 will need to be applied. This includes new build, demolition, refurbishment, extensions, conversions, repair and maintenance. Even if you just make the tea for the grafters, it’d be useful to know this stuff. Understanding and implementing the CDM regulations has far-reaching consequences, and has an integral role in keeping everyone safe on site.

Compliance with building standards

Construction Management

Maintaining CPD compliance

Compliance with COSHH regulations

Understand CPD Units

CDM Regulations (IOSH approved and CPD certified)

From putting dirty socks in the washer dryer to whacking that ready meal in the microwave, machinery is everywhere. Using these types of machines is thankfully straightforward and the risks to health and safety are minimal. But what if you are operating industrial machinery?Complying with plant and machinery safety is a crucial part of your job whether you’re an employer, employee or supervisor. But if you’re unsure about why it’s so important and what the law requires then this course is for you.What does this course cover?<ul><li>Importance of equipment safety</li><li>Responsibilities of employers and employees</li><li>Plant and machinery regulations</li><li>Consequences of using unsafe equipment</li></ul>Why should I take this course?This course will benefit anyone who oversees or operates plant and machinery in the workplace; for example, in the construction, manufacturing or engineering industries. Understanding how to use machinery safely will massively reduce your chances of suffering an accident or injury. So, stay safe and take this course. You can even eat your microwaved 'spag bol' at the same time, so long as your computer is properly earthed.

Machine Guarding

Mobile work safety

Safe equipment operation

Implement Process Safety Management

Power tool safety

Grinder safety

Using Safety Markings

Plant & Machinery (IOSH Approved and CPD certified)

It’s obviously loads safer using specialist machinery to haul around tons of rock than expecting people to do it on their own. But even so, lift trucks can still be a dangerous addition to a workplace and are actually responsible for around a quarter of all workplace transport accidents. Yikes. The majority of accidents involving lift trucks are totally avoidable. Making sure that proper supervision is in place, including adequately trained banksmen, can make all the difference. And making sure that everyone has been properly trained and understands working guidelines makes working with lift trucks safer for everyone.OUTLINE LEARNING OBJECTIVES:<ul><li>Recognise the minimum standard of basic training required to operate different types of lift truck, in line with the relevant UK regulations and code of practice</li><li>Understand the role of a banksman and signallers in keeping sites where lift trucks are in use safer for workers and bystanders</li><li>Identify the procedures for examining lift trucks effectively, including pre-shift checks and routine inspections and maintenance, in line with the relevant UK regulations and code of practice</li></ul>WHY TAKE THIS COURSE?Employers need to be aware of how to make working with lift trucks safe for everyone. This course will help you to understand your responsibilities and identify the relevant UK guidelines and legislation to follow when doing so. This will help make the workplace safer for everyone and keep your business compliant.

Operate Powered Industrial Trucks Safely

Pallet truck safety

Safe carrying techniques

Loading Dock Safety

Crane safety

Identifying aerial lift hazards

Heavy Plant - Lift Truck Safety (IOSH Approved & CPD Certified)

Elearning WMB

This course gives a general introduction to the Construction Design and Management (CDM) regulations for all members of the project team. It examines the roles of the main duty holders under the Regulations and how to select and manage contractors.

Contractor Management

BIM management

Manage construction sites

Producing Construction Documents

Understanding CDD Process Stages

Introduction to CDM

This course is aimed at managers with responsibilities for contractors during the construction process in line with the CDM 2015 Regulations. It deals with project team responsibilities, contractor selection and management.Target Audience Business and corporate

Contract Management

Participant Management

Managing Subcontractors

CDM Contractor Management

CDM Training: This course gives basic CDM Training for Clients and Managing Agents who will instruct and work with contractors and designers throughout the construction process.Target Audience Business and corporate

CDM for Client and Managing Agents

All asbestos related work should be referred to their compliance team for guidance. Further information regarding asbestos is available within the asbestos management plan.

Jessica Bates

Construction is considered to be a high risk industry. CDM Regulations provide a single regulatory framework for the entire construction industry. Poor Health &amp; Safety can result in fatalities, ill-health and loss of working days. This course will provide information to help staff identify risks and avoid the dangers during construction work. This course will benefit all workers involved in the different aspects of construction work by enabling staff to understand how the CDM regulations can affect and relate to their responsibilities.

CTD Prevention

Implementing Construction Safety

Conducting manual handling risk assessment

Identifying scaffolding hazards

Conducting Fire Risk Assessments

CDM Regulations Interactive

Echo 3 Education

This online Excavation Safety course provide the knowledge needed to undertake excavation or buried services safely.Excavations are one of the most hazardous types of work in the construction industry.

Ensuring Excavation Safety

Cave diving safety

Understanding exceptions for energized work

Identifying steel erection hazards

Establishing electrically safe work conditions

Safe Excavations

Flick Learning

This RoSPA-accredited, level-2, e-learning course is suitable for anyone, but particularly those working in the building industry – formally or informally.The course includes optional voiceover recorded by a professional actor, includes downloadable resources, culminates with an assessment and provides certification upon completion to evidence the learning provided. It is specifically designed to teach learners everything from the basics of what asbestos is, why and how it has been used, and who is at risk from it, to specifics such as the different types of asbestos, the health risks, and what to do if you encounter it. This course covers key points from<ul><li>The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012</li><li>The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974</li><li>The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999</li></ul>

Asbestos exposure management

Identifying Asbestos

Respiratory Hazard Control

Silica exposure management

Exposure Assessment

Identifying Combustible Dust Hazards

Asbestos Awareness Training

<h3>This lesson covers the general requirements for safely performing concrete and masonry work, as well as specific requirements related to working with cast-in-place and pre-cast concrete and lift-slab operations and masonry construction. </h3>

Foundation modeling

Concrete and Masonry

Workers in the construction industry face a number of health and safety hazards in their work sites every day, including exposure to materials that can cause serious illness and affect the health of a worker in the long term. This course was designed to provide awareness of the potential dangers of some common materials to which construction workers may be exposed.

HAZMAT Safety

Warehouse hazard identification

Identifying hazards

Identifying lead hazards

Outline the potential dangers of some common materials that are exposed to construction workers.

Health Hazards in Construction

Martech  

This lesson distinguishes the responsibilities of those employees who work on or near scaffolding to assemble, maintain, and operate all scaffolding systems and adhere to safety requirements. • Define the role of a competent person related to scaffolding • Recall the types of scaffolds commonly used on construction sites • Identify the specifications of required scaffold assembly, maintenance, and operation • Describe hazards associated with scaffolds and ways to prevent those hazards • Recognize employer requirements to protect workers from scaffold hazards

Scaffolding

Inspecting Scaffolds

Understanding walking surface safety

Use Ladders Safely

Scaffolding Safety for Construction

Emily Busse

Elevate your role as a valued member of the global construction industry with our comprehensive Harassment Prevention Training for Worldwide Construction Non-supervisor employees. Delve into the intricacies of respectful communication, teamwork, and workplace ethics. Equip yourself to confidently address and prevent harassment, ensuring a safe and empowering environment. Our interactive course empowers you with practical skills to navigate complex workplace dynamics across diverse cultures, fostering a cohesive and respectful team atmosphere. Join us to make a significant impact, contributing to a culture of excellence and respect within the worldwide construction industry. *This training is not designed for employees within: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, India*

Harassment Prevention

Promote Workplace Sensitivity

Preventing Hostile Work Environment

Addressing workplace bullying effectively

Mental Health Awareness

Maintaining a respectful workplace

Foster respect. Learn harassment prevention in construction globally as non-supervisors.

Harassment Prevention: Worldwide Non-Supervisor, Construction

Elevate your leadership role in the global construction industry with our comprehensive Harassment Prevention Training for Worldwide Construction Supervisors. Gain crucial skills to foster a culture of respect, diversity, and inclusivity across diverse cultures. Navigate through real-world scenarios to effectively address and prevent harassment, ensuring a safe and empowering work environment. Equip yourself with tools to promote open communication, mutual respect, and ethical conduct. Our interactive course empowers you to create an atmosphere where teamwork, professionalism, and operational excellence flourish. Join us to become a proactive advocate for positive change, championing a construction team where everyone thrives and contributes to a culture of excellence globally. *This training is not designed for employees within: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, India*

Implementing hazard controls

Height Safety

Lead with respect. Learn harassment prevention in construction globally as supervisors.

Harassment Prevention: Worldwide Supervisor, Construction

UL PureSafety

Runoff from rainstorms and snowmelt picks up pollutants like sediment, oil, grease and other chemicals. Contaminated runoff may flow into storm drains or it may flow directly into lakes, rivers and streams. Preventing stormwater contamination ensures clean water for swimming, fishing and drinking. U.S. Federal law requires construction sites to obtain stormwater permits any time an acre or more of land will be disturbed. As part of the permitting process, companies implement stormwater pollution prevention programs, or SWPPPs. This course covers Best Management Practices (BMPs) for stormwater and erosion control. Ideal employees are those in the construction industry.

Stormwater Pollution Prevention

Implementing erosion control

Contamination prevention

Pollution cleanup

Water quality management

Developing SPCC Plans

Wastewater Reuse

Learn about Best Management Practices (BMPs) and processes for stormwater and erosion control.

Stormwater and Erosion Control for Construction

Fabiola Garcia

In this, you'll learn to contribute to the construction of sustainable cities, adapting your company to an energy efficient model, take measures to promote the health and well-being of all its inhabitants, using sustainable transportation, developing a waste management programme, having decent working conditions and promoting local culture.

Construction

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Staying Safe on Site: Constructions Basics (UK)

Stay Safe on Site: Construction Safety Basics (US)