About this course
Temporary works are essential to construction but can introduce significant risk when they are inadequately designed, installed, inspected or managed. Managing Temporary Works: Best Practices provides delegates with a practical understanding of the systems and controls required throughout the complete temporary works lifecycle.
The course explores the responsibilities of clients, designers, contractors, Temporary Works Coordinators and Temporary Works Supervisors. Delegates will examine temporary works procedures, design briefs, risk classification, design checking, permits, inspection records and the control of changes. Common examples, including scaffolding, formwork, falsework, excavations, propping, temporary access and site hoarding, will be used to demonstrate how good management prevents failures.
By the end of the course, delegates will be better equipped to identify temporary works, coordinate the people involved, verify that designs have been correctly implemented and maintain effective records. The course will help participants manage temporary works with the same care and professional discipline expected of permanent construction.