Management of safety in construction sites and Lab

The course aims to prepare for the design and management of safety in temporary and mobile construction sites with particular regard to the training content provided for by Legislative Decree 81/08. Frontal training will be provided which, starting from the indications provided by EU directives, will lead to the development of skills in the activities of safety coordinator on construction sites. An exercise will be developed with the detailed processing of all the documentation pertaining to the safety coordinator in the design and execution phase.

Frontal lessons in classroom.

There aren't prerequisities.

The student is required to attend at least 80% of the lessons of the course.

- Basic legislation on safety on construction sites.

- The legislation concerning the aspects of safety and health at work.

- The Consolidated Law on health and safety in the workplace.

- The subjects of the Company Prevention System: duties, obligations, civil and criminal responsibilities.

- Methods for identifying, analyzing and assessing risks.

- The regulatory framework in the field of public works.

- The disciplinary discipline and the inspection procedures.

- Personal protective equipment and safety signs.

- The safe organization of the construction site, management on construction sites, the construction site layout.

- The work schedule.

- The minimum contents of the safety and coordination plan, the replacement safety plan and the operational safety plan. Drafting and examples.

- The methodological criteria for:

    a) the development of the safety and coordination plan

    b) the development of the operational safety plan;

    c) the preparation of the file;

   d) the analysis of safety costs.

- Documentary compliance by clients, companies, safety coordinators.

- The regulatory framework for public works.

RELEVANCE OF TEACHING WITH THE OBJECTIVES OF THE 2030 AGENDA: 
The creation of building, structural and infrastructural products is in an era of strong development; the proliferation of numerous construction sites across the country, from north to south, shows the nation's desire to promote long-lasting, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, which aims to guarantee full employment and decent work for all. The teaching in question aims in particular to prepare future engineers for the world of employment and work, which often, at the end of a course of study, is foreign and alienating for those approaching it for the first time.

It is therefore believed that the teaching "SAFETY MANAGEMENT ON CONSTRUCTION SITE AND LABORATORY" is relevant to what is reported in objective no. 8 of the 2030 Agenda: the main sub-objectives are the increase in productivity and the creation of dignified and safe jobs in all sectors, with particular reference to the construction sector, in contrast with forced labor and the of modern "slavery", which must be eradicated by 2030.

However, sustainable economic growth cannot occur at the expense of the environment. We therefore require, starting from small construction sites and the way they are conducted while respecting the safety of workers and the environment, the improvement of efficiency in the use of resources in consumption and production and pursues the decoupling of economic growth from environmental degradation.

- Giuseppe Semeraro, “Il cantiere sicuro. Tecnica della prevenzione infortuni nei cantieri edili e di ingegneria civile. Aggiornato al Decreto del “Fare” D.L. n.69/2013 convertito con L.98/2013”. EPC EDITORE, Roma 2013

- Danilo G.M. De Filippo, “Il coordinatore per la sicurezza nel cantiere”. MAGGIOLI EDITORE, Santarcangelo di Romagna (RN) 2015

- Andrea Bassi, “I costi della sicurezza in edilizia”. MAGGIOLI EDITORE, Santarcangelo di Romagna (RN) 2015

Oral exam on the topics addressed during the course and  analysis and discussion on the project exercise carried out during the course. 

The duties of the safety coordinator during the design phase (CSP) and execution phase (CSE).

Risks present on the construction site: falls from height, electrocution, crushing, etc.

Calculating safety costs.

Construction site layout and work schedule.

Calculating man-days.

Difference between PSC and POS.

Minimum contents of PSC and POS.

Risk of manual handling of loads.

The supervisor: role, obligations, and duties.

Prevention and protection measures in the event of a risk of exposure to noise.

Preliminary notification: what it is and who prepares it.

Construction site systems.

PIMUS: what it is and who prepares it.