The Health and Safety Management in Construction course in Geneva is designed to provide professionals with the skills to manage and implement effective health and safety strategies in the construction industry.
From:
19-01-2026
From:
13-07-2026
Course Overview
The construction industry is among the most high-risk sectors, with hazards ranging from falls and equipment accidents to chemical exposure and structural failures. Effective health and safety management is essential to protect workers, meet regulatory requirements, and ensure project success.
This Health and Safety Management in Construction Training Course provides participants with practical tools for hazard identification, risk assessment, accident prevention, and safety leadership. Through case studies, simulations, and workplace-focused exercises, participants will learn how to implement safety management systems tailored to construction environments.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to foster a safety-first culture while ensuring compliance with occupational safety standards.
Course Benefits
Identify and mitigate common construction site hazards.
Apply international and local safety regulations effectively.
Strengthen risk assessment and accident prevention skills.
Improve safety leadership and worker engagement.
Develop a sustainable culture of safety in construction.
Course Objectives
Understand occupational health and safety principles in construction.
Conduct site-specific hazard and risk assessments.
Apply control measures to reduce incidents and injuries.
Implement safety management systems (SMS) in projects.
Foster safety culture through communication and leadership.
Ensure compliance with OSHA, ISO 45001, and local standards.
Analyze real-world construction safety case studies.
Training Methodology
The course uses lectures, interactive workshops, risk assessment simulations, and group discussions. Participants engage in scenario-based exercises to apply safety frameworks in construction settings.
Target Audience
Construction project managers and supervisors.
Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) officers.
Site engineers and foremen.
Contractors and subcontractors.
Target Competencies
Hazard identification and risk analysis.
Construction site safety leadership.
Compliance and regulatory knowledge.
Safety management systems implementation.
Course Outline
Unit 1: Principles of Health and Safety in Construction
Importance of safety in construction projects.
International and national safety standards.
Common causes of workplace accidents.
Building a proactive safety culture.
Unit 2: Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
Types of hazards on construction sites.
Tools and techniques for risk assessment.
Hierarchy of controls in hazard mitigation.
Practical risk assessment exercises.
Unit 3: Safety Management Systems and Compliance
Implementing safety management systems (SMS).
OSHA, ISO 45001, and local compliance requirements.
Documentation, audits, and inspections.
Continuous monitoring and improvement.
Unit 4: Accident Prevention and Emergency Preparedness
Preventive measures for common construction incidents.
Fall protection, PPE, and safe equipment use.
Emergency planning and response procedures.
Case studies of accidents and lessons learned.
Unit 5: Leadership and Safety Culture in Construction
Role of leaders in promoting safety.
Engaging workers in safety practices.
Communication strategies for safe workplaces.
Sustaining long-term safety culture.
Ready to make construction worksites safer and more resilient?
Join the Health and Safety Management in Construction Training Course with EuroQuest International Training and lead your projects with compliance, safety, and confidence.
The Health and Safety Management in Construction Training Courses in Geneva provide professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the systems, procedures, and best practices necessary to ensure safe construction environments and reduce workplace risks. Designed for construction managers, safety officers, site supervisors, project planners, and compliance professionals, these programs focus on implementing structured safety frameworks that support regulatory compliance, operational efficiency, and worker well-being across construction projects of varying scale and complexity.
Participants explore the essential principles of construction health and safety management, including hazard identification, risk assessment methodologies, emergency preparedness, and incident investigation. The courses emphasize the importance of proactive planning, clear communication, and leadership commitment to creating a culture of safety on-site. Through practical workshops, case studies, and scenario-based simulations, attendees gain hands-on experience in developing site-specific safety plans, conducting safety audits, and managing high-risk activities.
These construction safety training programs in Geneva also address advanced topics such as equipment safety, working at heights, confined space entry, environmental management, and the integration of digital technologies—such as wearable sensors, safety monitoring tools, and data-driven reporting systems. Participants examine how strategic safety management reduces accidents, enhances productivity, and strengthens overall project performance. The curriculum reflects global best practices and emerging trends shaping the construction industry.
Attending these training courses in Geneva offers professionals the opportunity to engage with an international cohort in a city recognized for its strong emphasis on regulatory governance and sustainable development. Geneva’s multicultural environment enriches discussions on construction safety challenges across diverse geographic and operational contexts. By the end of the program, participants are equipped to implement robust health and safety management systems—ensuring safer work environments, reducing operational risks, and supporting the successful delivery of construction projects.