Course description
A course designed to improve your professional skills and broaden your job opportunities.
Why enrol on this course?
Who can take this course?
Employed, self-employed or unemployed people who want to improve their skills.
Free course
Subsidised training, at no cost to the student.
Online course
Study from home with a flexible format.
Certified course
When you finish you will be able to certify the training you have completed.
Course content
1. WORK METHODS FOR INSPECTING AND CONTROLLING CONCRETE MIXER TRUCKS
1.1 Description of the components of a concrete mixer truck from a control, inspection and safety point of view
1.2 Acceptable procedures for inspecting and controlling loads on a concrete mixer truck
1.3 Best practices
2. BASIC CONCEPTS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
2.1 Work and health
2.2 Work-related harm
2.3 Legal framework of prevention
3. GENERAL RISKS AND THEIR PREVENTION
3.1 Risks associated with safety conditions
3.2 Risks associated with the working environment: hygiene factors
3.3 Workload, fatigue and job dissatisfaction
3.4 Basic risk control systems. Collective and personal protection
3.5 Emergency and evacuation plans
3.6 Monitoring workers' health
4. BASIC ELEMENTS OF RISK PREVENTION MANAGEMENT
4.1 Ways of organising prevention activities
4.2 Prevention resources
4.3 Basic prevention management routines
4.4 Documenting prevention activities
4.5 Public bodies related to occupational health and safety
5. FIRST AID
5.1 First aid. Basic concepts
5.2 Main injuries and how to respond
6. SPECIFIC RISKS IN ACTIVITIES INVOLVING CONCRETE MIXER TRUCKS
6.1 Risks associated with driving on roads and site tracks
6.2 Risks of loading, unloading and cleaning the truck
6.3 Human factors and critical situations when handling the vehicle
1.1 Description of the components of a concrete mixer truck from a control, inspection and safety point of view
1.2 Acceptable procedures for inspecting and controlling loads on a concrete mixer truck
1.3 Best practices
2. BASIC CONCEPTS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
2.1 Work and health
2.2 Work-related harm
2.3 Legal framework of prevention
3. GENERAL RISKS AND THEIR PREVENTION
3.1 Risks associated with safety conditions
3.2 Risks associated with the working environment: hygiene factors
3.3 Workload, fatigue and job dissatisfaction
3.4 Basic risk control systems. Collective and personal protection
3.5 Emergency and evacuation plans
3.6 Monitoring workers' health
4. BASIC ELEMENTS OF RISK PREVENTION MANAGEMENT
4.1 Ways of organising prevention activities
4.2 Prevention resources
4.3 Basic prevention management routines
4.4 Documenting prevention activities
4.5 Public bodies related to occupational health and safety
5. FIRST AID
5.1 First aid. Basic concepts
5.2 Main injuries and how to respond
6. SPECIFIC RISKS IN ACTIVITIES INVOLVING CONCRETE MIXER TRUCKS
6.1 Risks associated with driving on roads and site tracks
6.2 Risks of loading, unloading and cleaning the truck
6.3 Human factors and critical situations when handling the vehicle