Current legislation, in particular the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 and the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013, imposes statutory duties on those responsible for construction projects, including the duty to appoint a Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP) and all those involved in construction projects need to know the details of these roles to ensure they are carried out correctly.
This workshop will help enable those appointed as PSDP to carry out their statutory duties with the necessary understanding and skills. This workshop will cover all the essential statutory duties and competencies required of the project supervisor for the design process and will help you understand the key responsibilities of the role.
Overview of the Safety Health & Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations, 2013.
Legislation key principles- Competence, Principles of Prevention, Particular Risks.
Duties of the Client
Duties of Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP)
Duties of Designers
Duties of Project Supervisor Construction Stage (PSCS)
Duties of the Contractors
Co-ordination of designers and organising co-operation between designers
Preliminary Safety and Health Plan Preparation
Designing for Safe Maintenance
Approved Codes of Practice
Designing for Safe Maintenance
Safety File Contents and Preparation
Construction Stage PSDP duties
Coordination of the Design of Temporary Works
Project Life Cycle
Common issues
Discussions & Q&A sessions to round up.
This workshop is relevant to all building professionals involved in the design, consultation or construction stages including contractors, owner operators, engineers, architects, designers, government / public bodies, and semi-state agencies.
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