Course Details
Contractor Management
5 Sep 2013
Professional Development
Health and Safety
Safety Integrated Solutions Ltd
Auckland Deaf Society
164 Balmoral Road
Mount Eden
Half Day
$450.00
Please ask about discounts for multiple bookings.
Please ask about discounts for multiple bookings.
Preventing Contractor Related Injuries and Incidents through an Effective Contractor Safety Management Process.
With the practice of outsourcing and project collaborations increasing across all industries and sectors, it has become imperative to integrate appropriate and efficient management processes to mitigate contractor risk while protecting your organisations legal responsibilities. The consequences of failing to effectively manage contractor safety has been demonstrated in the numerous cases where organisations have been prosecuted and fined for failing to ensure the safety of contractors.
Typically this has been due to a lack of understanding of the role of Principal and the associated responsibilities and failing to integrate a system of practice that monitors and continually assesses contractor safety.
This half day course will work as an interactive workshop and will provide key practice tools around;
• Roles and key responsibilities of each party.
• Minimum requirements to be included in an effective contractor management plan.
• Developing contractor safety best practice.
• Keeping contractor management processes simple yet effective.
With the practice of outsourcing and project collaborations increasing across all industries and sectors, it has become imperative to integrate appropriate and efficient management processes to mitigate contractor risk while protecting your organisations legal responsibilities. The consequences of failing to effectively manage contractor safety has been demonstrated in the numerous cases where organisations have been prosecuted and fined for failing to ensure the safety of contractors.
Typically this has been due to a lack of understanding of the role of Principal and the associated responsibilities and failing to integrate a system of practice that monitors and continually assesses contractor safety.
This half day course will work as an interactive workshop and will provide key practice tools around;
• Roles and key responsibilities of each party.
• Minimum requirements to be included in an effective contractor management plan.
• Developing contractor safety best practice.
• Keeping contractor management processes simple yet effective.
John O'Reilly has 30 years of H&S management experience with a focus in civil and commercial construction, asset maintenance, and the railway industry. He is a Registered Safety Professional and is an Accredited Safety Auditor. John is the resident "safety' columnist for the TOOL magazine.
John is particularly suited to ensuring overall management of safety is at the highest attainable level, as he is naturally collaborative and empowering working style and excellent skills in engaging teams to develop supportive cooperative work.
John is particularly suited to ensuring overall management of safety is at the highest attainable level, as he is naturally collaborative and empowering working style and excellent skills in engaging teams to develop supportive cooperative work.