Fire Safety on Construction Sites

This DVD is ideal for use in training all levels of workers on construction sites, from site managers to contract labourers. Divided into several short modules, each covering a different aspect of site fire safety, it allows users to tailor the training relevant to the audience. The modules include: Induction - Outlines why fire safety is important and provides an excellent introduction to fire safety principles and the correct actions to take in the event of a fire. Hazard spotting - Highlights the principal fire safety hazards and potential control methods and explains the importance of good housekeeping in preventing fires and ensuring safe evacuation. Security and arson prevention - Outlines the measures that must be taken to protect visitors and the workforce, and provide a defence against vandals, arsonists and opportunist criminals. Hot works - Requirements for activities that involve open flames, sparks or building work that may generate heat. Fire warden duties - Details the vital role and responsibilities of fire wardens. Choosing and using a fire extinguisher - Describes which type of extinguishers should be used depending on the class of fire, how fires can spread and how small fires may be tackled safely. Site manager responsibilities - It is the site manager's responsibility to implement and maintain a fire risk assessment and the site fire safety plan. This module describes the key elements. Running time: 34 minutes Published 2011

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