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Construction Site Safety (Learn Live)

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Format: Online Live
Duration: 1.50
As low as $49.00

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This course provides a streamlined overview of key construction site safety requirements from the 2024 International Fire Code. Participants will learn essential provisions for safe exiting and site access, required water supply and standpipe installations during construction, and the role of a site safety plan and designated site safety director. Ideal for inspectors, contractors, and safety personnel seeking practical, code or maintaining fire and life safety compliance on active construction sites.
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Objectives
  • Outline the need for a site safety plan and a designated site safety director, and how these elements support proactive hazard management, emergency preparedness, and code compliance.
  • Explain the exiting requirements on a construction site, including safe egress routes, protected pathways, and provisions necessary to maintain life safety during all construction phases.
  • Describe the access requirements for a construction site, with attention to fire department access, apparatus positioning, and maintaining required operational clearances.
  • Outline water supply and standpipe requirements for a construction site, including temporary fire protection systems, phasing considerations, and readiness for fire department use.
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