Toolbox on communication and responsibility
WHAT DOES THIS SAFETY ON THE SITE WITH SUBCONTRACTORS TRAINING COVER?
Working on a mobile workplace requires good communication on the site.
Collaborating with different contractors and subcontractors is not straightforward. Especially when language barriers arise!
It is essential that the worker understands their instructions. Mistakes lead to risks and, as a result, workplace accidents.
Collaboration and communication on the construction site are not easy!
- Legislation and responsibilities
- Who bears which responsibility?
- Which documents are necessary?
- Collaboration and communication
- Which instructions may you give and which not?
- Specific approach to foreign subcontractors
- Analysis of a concrete workplace accident
NO WORDS, BUT ACTIONS!
- Short and powerful safety awareness-raising on the site
- Small groups of 5 people for interaction
- Practical application in the company
- Preferably based on your internal risk analysis and photo material
- Repetition recommended!
Frequently asked questions
What do you learn in the subcontractors toolbox?
Who bears which responsibility, which documents are needed, which instructions you may give and how to deal with foreign subcontractors.
Why is communication so important?
Because the worker must understand their instructions; mistakes lead to risks and workplace accidents, especially with language barriers.
How is the toolbox structured?
Short and powerful, in small groups of 5, with practical application based on your internal risk analysis and photo material.