CITB Health & Safety Awareness (HSA)

Course Content:

This course provides an introduction to health, safety, welfare and environmental responsibilities in the workplace. It explores the duties of both employers and employees and helps delegates understand how to identify and manage risks, including what action to take when risks are not adequately controlled.

Delegates will explore the principles of accident prevention, relevant health and safety legislation, and how their role contributes to the effective control and management of a site. The course covers the importance of risk assessments and method statements, safe working practices, and the need to stop and seek advice when they are unsure of how to proceed safely.

The course also highlights the importance of reporting unsafe acts and conditions to help prevent accidents and reduce the risk of incidents recurring.

This course provides an ideal foundation for those looking to obtain an industry accreditation card and supports preparation for the CITB Health, Safety and Environment Test.

A natural progression from this course is the CITB Site Supervisors’ Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS).

How will I be assessed?

The method of assessment is a paper based, 30 minute, 25 question, multiple-choice exam at the end of the course, Active participation throughout the training session is also a must. Successful candidates will be awarded the CITB Construction Site Operatives Safety Certificate.

Entry Requirements:

Suitable for all.

Delegates must be competent in English at an operative level.