HSA | MODULES


Below you will find information and documents relevant to each module of the SSSTS and SSSTS Refresher courses.

We recommend you familiarise yourself with the Key Learning Objectives of each module prior to commencing the course to assist with note taking.


CITB Publications

As part of this course you will receive two ePublications:

  1. CITB GE707/20 (Construction health and safety awareness download)

A link to download this eBook will be received via email, allowing you to access it from your laptop, Mac, Android or iOS device.

Important: The document can be registered on three devices.

The reader software for the subscription can be installed on up to 3 different devices during the subscription period. Compatible platforms include iOS, Android, Windows and Mac OS. Once installed, the content can be viewed even when offline.

Each download includes a 12 month subscription to the CITB digital content and includes any updates during this time. Once the subscription expires, the content can be retained on the installed device(s) until such time that it is deleted, but no further updates will be received beyond this period.


Module 1 | Legal & Management

Key Learning Objectives

1. Legal and general responsibilities

State the general responsibilities for health and safety at work.

2. Accident reporting and recording

State how you and your employer are responsible for maintaining a safe place to work.


Module 2 | Health & Welfare

Key Learning Objectives

1. Health and welfare

State the common causes of work-related ill health. Identify the risks and how you can reduce those risks.

2. First aid and emergency procedures

State the first aid and emergency procedures and know your role within them.

3. Personal Protective Equipment

Identify the rules for personal protective equipment (PPE), the common forms and their use.

4. Asbestos

List the risks of asbestos in the workplace, how to work with it and its management.

5. Respiratory Hazards

State the risks and how to mitigate workplace respiratory hazards.

6. Noise and vibration

State the health risks of excessive noise and vibration and how to mitigate those risks.

7. Hazardous Substances

Identify the hazardous substances within the workplace and how to ensure those risks are mitigated.

8. Manual Handling

Identify the risks of manual handling, how to recognise activities that pose a risk and how to manage that risk.


Module 3 | General Safety

Key Learning Objectives

1. Safety Signs

Identify the safety signs and signals on site.

2. Fire prevention and control

Identify the importance of providing a safe place to work and individual responsibilities.

3. Electrical safety, work equipment and hand-held tools

Identify the common risks associated with electricity and equipment. Identify a safe method of working.

4. Mobile plant and site vehicles

State how to work safely around site and the risks from plant and moving machinery.

5. Lifting operations and equipment

State the importance of planning lifting operations and the care of equipment.


Module 4 | High Risk Activities

Key Learning Objectives

1. Working at height

Identify the risks of working at height, how to plan and employ a safe system of work and the use of access equipment.

2. Excavations

State the main dangers of excavations and how to follow a safe system of working near or in excavations.

3. Confined spaces

State the definition of a confined space and how to work safely within a safe system of work.


Module 5 | Environmental Awareness

Key Learning Objectives

1. Environmental awareness

State your role in preventing environmental damage on site.

2. Pollution

State your role in preventing pollution.

3. Waste materials

Explain how environmental damage can occur from improper management of waste materials.

4. Nuisance

Explain your part in reducing nuisance (for example, noise, dust and light).


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