Construction sites
Construction site safety, civil works
10–20 min per run
One of the eight clusters your risk assessment already uses. This page holds the trainings behind it and what a team practises in them.
A site is never the same place twice. In the first weeks the danger is the excavation and the ground around it. Later it is the edges, the openings and everything that hangs above someone's head. The trades change, the machines change, and the crew that was briefed in March is half new by August.
That is why a single briefing at handover does not hold. More people die on construction sites than in any of the other seven clusters — 63 in a year, according to the DGUV. A team can practise the phase it is standing in, again at the next one, without the site stopping for it.
Each training is one task on a live site, at the phase where it actually happens. The time is a single run, from the first word to the last, and it is what tells you whether it fits into a shift.
Construction sites
10–20 min per run
Construction sites
30–60 min per run
Construction sites
15–30 min per run
Teams in construction meet this cluster next to falls from height and slips, trips and falls — their industry page starts from all three at once.
Bring the part of your assessment that covers the build itself. We pick one phase from it and go through the training start to finish, the same version your people would get.