WHO SHOULD DO THIS TRAINING?
This course should be done by all employees with responsibilities for functions within the workplace that relate to contractor management and control.
WHY IS THIS TRAINING IMPORTANT?
This course provides evidence that employees with responsibilities for functions within the workplace that relate to contractor management and control have been given training on managing contractors. Learners will understand contractor management processes and the importance of properly tendering for contractors and effectively controlling contractor documentation.
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BASIC COURSE CONTENTS
This course includes the following important aspects;
An introduction to effective contractors management.
Understanding Contract Management.
Understanding the importance of having trained Contractors on-site.
Understanding the legal requirements for Contractors, Principle Contractors and Sub-Contractors on-site.
Understanding the importance of contractor managing systems and procedures.
Understanding the importance of the Health and Safety Agreement OHS Section 37.2.
Understanding the importance of the Occupational Health and Safety File.
Understanding the importance of Contractor management and the types of contracts to effectively manage your Contractors.
Introduction to a Contractor Management Program.
Understanding the fundamentals of managing Contractor information and compliance.
Understanding the Contractor and Supplier Non-Conformance Register (NCR).
Understanding the importance of evaluating and approving Contractors and Suppliers.
Understanding the importance of training and assessing Contractors and Suppliers.
Understanding the importance of monitoring Contractor and Supplier activities.
Understanding the importance of personal protection equipment (PPE) on-site.
Understanding the importance of fire precautions and fire prevention and evacuation on-site.
Understanding the importance of reporting incidents and unsafe conditions.
Understanding the importance of Hot Work Permits and working at heights.
Understanding the importance of miscellaneous Safe Working Procedures for Contractors.
COURSE DETAILS
The course duration is approximately two (2) hours.
The course requires secure access via a username and password and can be accessed via PC or mobile phone.
The course programme includes a number of modules with a quiz at the end of each module to determine the competence of the learner.
BENEFITS OF THE TRAINING
At the end of the course learners who are determined to be competent will be able to:
Explain Contract Management.
Explain the importance of having trained Contractors on-site.
Explain the legal requirements for Contractors, Principle Contractors and Sub-Contractors on-site.
Explain the importance of contractor managing systems and procedures.
Explain the importance of the Health and Safety Agreement OHS Section 37.2.
Explain the importance of the Occupational Health and Safety File.
Explain the importance of Contractor management and the types of contracts to effectively manage your Contractors.
Explain the fundamentals of managing Contractor information and compliance.
Explain the Contractor and Supplier Non-Conformance Register (NCR).
Explain the importance of evaluating and approving Contractors and Suppliers.
Explain the importance of training and assessing Contractors and Suppliers.
Explain the importance of personal protection equipment (PPE) on-site.
Explain the importance of fire precautions and fire prevention and evacuation on-site.
Explain the importance of reporting incidents and unsafe conditions.
Explain the importance of Hot Work Permits and working at heights.
Explain the importance of miscellaneous Safe Working Procedures for Contractors.
TRAINING OUTCOME
Successful attendees will receive an electronic certificate of competence, valid for a period of 12 months.