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Introduction
Everyone uses contractors, but many companies
have found great difficulties in effectively managing
contractors on site. Contractors often have a different
culture, a different perspective and a different attitude
to safety. This workshop will take attendees on a
step by step process of International best practices
in insuring a safe project is achieved through agreed
operational standards and procedures.
Target Audience
This workshop is designed for senior management
and supervisors that need to understand the most
up-to-date process used for managing contractors
from proposal stage to project completion and to be
able to incorporate these principles and requirements
into their daily work activities.
Workshop Objectives
- Recognize the need to manage contractor health
and safety.
- Recognize the problems associated with
contractors.
- Understand the legal framework for health and
safety in contracted work.
- Understand the process for the selection and
appointment of competent contractors.
- Understand the main requirements of the CDM
and similar regulations.
- Recognize the need to proactively monitor the
performance of contractors.
Workshop Description
The workshop will enable delegates to appreciate the
culture, which exists within the contracting industries.
It will focus on areas of high risk, high return based
on current International best practices, incorporating
relevant legislation and the importance of being
proactive as well as including detailed method
statements prior to contract issue.
Workshop Instructor – Dr. Bill Pomfret
Dr. Pomfret is a best-selling author, speaker and dynamic
presenter, who has traveled the world educating and motivating
management and employees to adopt effective health, safety
and risk control policies, practices and procedures that prevent or
mitigate human, economic and environmental losses from adverse
occupational exposures. He has developed and implemented many
Occupational Health, Safety and Environmental models and was a
Professor who taught practices and procedures at McGill University.
Bill is a Fellow of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health
(UK), a certified seminar leader in the U.S.A. and a Fellow of
the Royal Society of Health (UK), in addition to being certified in
Canada, the USA, India, and South Africa, and is a Registered Safety
Professional in his native Britain.
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