Site Safety Coordination

 

 

 

 

 

 

We can provide Site Safety managers and Safety Coordinators,  Site managers and Site Supervisors, Appointed Person for lifting operation, Fire Marshals, Crane Supervisors and a range of other essential Health and Safety staff, ensuring Health and Safety compliance across the board. 

Our service also includes comprehensive training packages, so you have the staff to fill these roles in the future. In this way, we can coordinate the safety on-site for your staff and construction workers.

Safety is paramount on any construction site, and having qualified personnel in critical roles like Fire Marshals and Crane Supervisors, combined with comprehensive equipment safety training, is essential to maintaining a safe working environment. These roles and training programs are key to mitigating risks, preventing accidents, and ensuring compliance with Health and Safety regulations.

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Site Managers

A Site Manager is responsible for overseeing the daily operations of a construction project, and their responsibilities include:

  • Managing and coordinating all site activities.
  • Enforcing Health and Safety policies and procedures.
  • Ensuring all staff and contractors comply with CDM Regulations 2015.
  • Conducting risk assessments and implementing control measures.
  • Liaising with clients, contractors, and regulatory bodies.

 

Site supervisors

A Site Supervisor plays a crucial role in maintaining on-the-ground safety by directly overseeing workers and enforcing safety protocols. Their responsibilities include:

  • Monitoring daily site activities to ensure safe working practices.
  • Conducting toolbox talks and safety briefings.
  • Reporting hazards, incidents, or near-misses.
  • Supporting site managers in ensuring compliance with Health and Safety regulations.
  • Providing guidance and support to workers on-site.

 

Appointed persons for Lifting Operations

Lifting operations pose significant risks, making the role of an Appointed Person for Lifting Operations essential. Their key duties include:

  • Preparing and implementing Lift Plans in accordance with LOLER regulations.
  • Ensuring all lifting operations are risk-assessed and planned correctly.
  • Coordinating with crane supervisors and lifting teams.
  • Ensuring lifting equipment is correctly maintained and certified.
  • Managing communication between all parties involved in lifting operations.

 

 

Fire Marshals

Fire Marshals play a vital role in safeguarding workers and visitors by:

  • Identifying fire hazards and ensuring they are addressed promptly.
  • Implementing fire safety protocols and evacuation plans.
  • Conducting routine checks on fire safety equipment, such as extinguishers and alarms.
  • Coordinating emergency responses and ensuring all staff are aware of fire safety procedures.

Having a designated Fire Marshal on-site is critical for complying with fire safety regulations and ensuring quick, efficient action in the event of a fire. At QSE, we provide both experienced Fire Marshals and training programs to prepare your staff for this crucial role.

 

Crane Supervisors

Crane operations present unique challenges and risks on construction sites. A trained and competent Crane Supervisor is essential to:

  • Overseeing all lifting operations to ensure they are carried out safely and efficiently.
  • Coordinating with the Appointed Person (AP) to review and implement lift plans.
  • Inspecting cranes and equipment regularly to ensure they meet safety standards.
  • Communicating effectively with the crane operator and other team members to prevent accidents.

QSE can supply qualified Crane Supervisors or provide comprehensive training to equip your team with the skills required to manage lifting operations safely.

 

Equipment Safety Training

Proper training in equipment safety is one of the most effective ways to reduce accidents and injuries on-site. QSE offers tailored training programs for a variety of equipment, including:

  • Manual handling equipment.
  • Power tools and heavy machinery.
  • Specialised construction equipment.

Our training sessions are designed to enhance worker competency and confidence when operating equipment, and ensure compliance with industry standards and safety regulations, while promoting a culture of safety, reducing the risk of incidents.