Course Description
Hot work refers to activities involving open flames, heat sources, sparks, or flame-producing equipment, commonly observed in construction and maintenance industries. Given the high risk associated with these tasks, it's crucial for workers engaging in hot work to understand the potential hazards and implement necessary safety measures.
This online Hot Works course begins with a thorough explanation of what constitutes hot work. It then delves into the specific hazards involved, discussing preventive measures that can be put in place to ensure a safer workplace. Additionally, the course advocates for the use of a permit-to-work scheme to manage hot work activities effectively.
Presented in a clear and accessible manner, this Hot Works online course equips individuals with the essential knowledge needed to enhance workplace safety for everyone involved.
Course Duration: 30 Minutes
Modules Covered
- What is Hot Works?
- What Hazards are Associated with Hot Works?
- What Controls Can be Used When Hot Working?
- Why Use Permits to Work?
Accreditation
CPD accreditation indicates that individuals can utilise this course as evidence of their ongoing commitment to personal and professional development.
Our IIRSM & CPD approved courses are owned by VideoTile Learning Ltd and distributed under licence
Benefits
Flexibility: Candidates can progress through modules at their own pace and on their own schedule, allowing them to balance training with work and personal life.
Efficiency: Streamlined content delivery ensures that learners receive information in a concise and focused manner, maximising learning outcomes.
Cost-Effectiveness: Eliminates the need for travel, physical materials, and venue costs, making training more affordable.
Convenience: Accessible from any location with an internet connection, reducing the need for commuting or relocation.
Up-to-Date Content: Online courses can be easily updated to reflect the latest industry standards and practices.
Eligibility
This Hot Works online course is designed for individuals in any industry who may encounter hot work activities, including site supervisors and managers.
