Biological Health Hazards in Construction
“Biological Health Hazards in Construction” is a practical training course designed to introduce participants to health hazards caused by biological factors during construction activities, as well as effective methods for hazard identification, risk assessment, and prevention.
The course covers biological hazards such as mold, poisonous plants, infected animals and insects, tick-borne diseases, and other biological factors that may affect workers’ health. The training helps participants identify biological risks at an early stage, select appropriate control measures, and implement safe work practices.
Who Should Attend
✅ Construction sector employees
✅ Construction site managers and supervisors
✅ Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Specialists
✅ Technical and Engineering Personnel
✅ Participants involved in infrastructure projects
✅ Anyone working in environments where biological hazards may be present
Training Topics
- Main types of biological health hazards in the construction sector;
- Work activities that may involve exposure to biological hazards;
- Key factors contributing to increased biological risks;
- Mold, its types, and its impact on human health;
- Use of respiratory protection equipment to prevent exposure to biological hazards;
- Hazards caused by poisonous plants and preventive measures;
- Health risks associated with infected animals and insects;
- Tick-borne diseases, symptoms, and prevention methods;
- Safe cleaning and disinfection of areas contaminated by rodents;
- Hazards caused by poisonous snakes and protective measures;
- Best practices for managing and preventing biological hazards.
⏱ Duration: 5–6 hours
📍 Format: Theoretical instruction, practical examples, and group activities
📜 Certificate: A certificate will be awarded upon successful completion of the training.