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Over 60,000 people around the world die on construction sites every year, and there are 475 work-related accidents every minute. Our training courses aim to reduce accidents, illnesses and deaths in one of the most hazardous industries.

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Our safety, health and environment for construction workers training course provides the core knowledge needed to stay safe and keep others safe.

Learners have the chance to test their skills using a scenario and case study that develops during the course. A section tailored to local contexts raises awareness of relevant legislation, policy and practice.

There is no need to sit additional environmental courses, saving time and expense.

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Our safety, health and environment for construction site managers training course provides essential knowledge for anyone who oversees construction activities.

It provides a step-by-step guide to understanding and managing the risks. Keeping your business healthy and safe with an effective training programme can reduce the cost of accidents and illness by up to 40 per cent.

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IOSH for Business helps organisations of every size to stand out from the competition through occupational safety and health strategy.
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  • Building safely by design

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    Research study on the use of a virtual reality tool to investigate effective modes of interaction between designers and builders.

    Building safely by design

  • Construction site evacuation safety

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    This study reviews the performance and behaviour of construction workers during emergency large-scale evacuations in high-rise building constructions.

    Construction site evacuation safety

  • Thames Tideway Tunnel project

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    We funded a three-year research programme that monitored key health and safety processes, personnel, documentation, events and activities on the Tideway project.

    Thames Tideway Tunnel project

“We wanted to develop a safety-first culture to help drive this change and needed a training product that was industry recognised with a strong brand – which is why we chose IOSH. Our strategy continues to deliver great results… We now view the IOSH training programmes as an integral part of developing a safety-first mindset. This isn’t just about training – it’s about creating a genuine safety culture within our business.”

David Bennett-Bull

Job role
Commercial director
Company
HSS Hire Group

  • Fatalities

    45

  • Non-fatal injuries

    53,000

  • Work-related ill health

    69,000