NCCER Construction Site Safety Supervisor (CSSS)

Issued by NCCER

This individual has demonstrated the ability to: • Minimize risks of job site hazards • Use tools safely • Define requirements for confined space work • Properly utilize traffic control devices • Understand the risks of electrical work • Don fall-protection equipment • Safely use ladders and scaffolds • Describe hazards related to steel erection • Identify hazards of heavy equipment work • Describe safety precautions for concrete/masonry work • Demonstrate proper lifting …see more skills below.

Additional Details

Skills

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Earning Criteria

…skills continued… • Identify factors that contribute to incidents • Conduct a job safety analysis and pre-task planning • Use a risk assessment matrix • Identify basic components of safety programs • Identify OSHA, EPA, and DOT regulatory requirements • Deliver safety meetings and toolbox/tailgate safety talks • Conduct incident investigations/interviews • Identify OSHA recordkeeping requirements • Explain how to manage safety and health records • Describe OSHA’s on-site inspection process
Completed training through an NCCER Accredited training organization. Successfully demonstrated to an NCCER-certified instructor and/or evaluator the performance task requirements for this level. Successfully completed the course modules and passed the knowledge based examinations.
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