Training Course in Preventive Health Systems in Construction Work

Introduction to Occupational Health in the Construction Sector

• Importance of occupational health in construction work environments.

• Most common health hazards on construction sites.

• Relationship between health prevention and productivity.

International Regulations and Standards for Construction Health

• European and British health and safety standards.

• National laws governing construction work environments.

• Company obligations toward workers under health regulations.

Health Risk Assessment on Construction Sites

• Methodologies for identifying sources of hazards.

• Prioritizing health risks according to severity.

• Documenting and analyzing assessment results.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Management

• Types of appropriate protective equipment for construction.

• Distribution and usage mechanisms.

• Monitoring compliance with protective tools.

Control of Harmful Environmental Factors

• Dust, noise, and vibrations at construction sites.

• Controlling temperature and lighting conditions.

• Managing chemical and biological pollutants.

Prevention of Occupational Diseases in Construction

• Diseases resulting from prolonged exposure to harmful factors.

• Periodic health screening programs for workers.

• Promoting preventive awareness and health education.

Ventilation Systems and Air Quality Control

• Importance of ventilation in enclosed construction sites.

• Air quality requirements for workers.

• Techniques for monitoring and improving air quality.

Ensuring Safe Food, Water, and Hygiene

• Conditions for providing safe drinking water.

• Personal hygiene and sanitation facilities.

• Food storage requirements for on-site workers.

Prevention of Sudden Health Incidents

• Plans for handling fainting and poisoning cases.

• Identifying and equipping first-aid locations.

• Health procedures for emergencies.

Safe Storage and Transport of Hazardous Materials

• Classification of chemicals and associated risks.

• Safe storage procedures for hazardous materials.

• Controlling spills and leaks of harmful substances.

Health Management of Temporary Facilities on Sites

• Specifications for temporary worker accommodations.

• Health requirements for temporary bathrooms and kitchens.

• Evaluating cleanliness levels in temporary facilities.

Mental Health of Workers in Construction

• Psychological stress associated with demanding work environments.

• Identifying signs of fatigue and stress.

• Initiatives to improve mental health in projects.

Continuous Health Monitoring and Periodic Reporting

• Health monitoring mechanisms at work sites.

• Preparing periodic health status reports.

• Evaluating the effectiveness of preventive measures.

Training Workers on Health Prevention Concepts

• Designing health awareness programs.

• Scheduling regular educational sessions.

• Measuring workers’ understanding of health risks.

Designing and Implementing an Integrated Preventive Health Plan

• Steps to build a health plan for a project.

• Defining roles and responsibilities for each team.

• Monitoring implementation and ensuring compliance.

Review and Continuous Improvement of the Preventive Health System

• Performance indicators for the health system.

• Periodic review and updates according to new developments.

• Strengthening a culture of prevention in construction environments.