SAFETY ORIENTATION COURSE (TUNNELING) FOR WORKERS (SOC(T))

Legal Requirement

Under the Factories (Safety Training Courses) Order 2001 which came into effect in June 2001, all workers, including Singaporeans, must undergo a Safety Orientation Course (Tunnelling) before they are allowed to work in Tunnels.

Course Overview

Understand general safety in Tunnelling Works
Identify hazards working in a Tunnel
Practice safety procedures when operating Tunnelling Equipment and Machinery
Able to work safely in Confined Spaces
Practice safety procedure when doing Hot Work and working in Compressed Air
Competent in wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Know the dangers and precautionary measures associated with Tunnelling Works

Course Content

Welcome Note/Training Objectives
Accident Case Studies
General Safety in Tunnelling Works
Working Hazards in Tunnelling
Tunnelling Equipment and Machinery
Confined Spaces
Hot Work
Working in Compressed Air
Procedures for Safe Work
Other Safety Precautions

Target Audience

This course is designed for all workers carrying out work in a tunnel in building and engineering construction worksite.

Assumed Skills and Knowledge

Learners are assumed to possess the following set of attitudes, skills and knowledge

Workers must have completed and passed AWSHCS/CSOC-RC to be eligible to attend this course.
Learners must be above 18 years of age
Minimum WPLN Level 2
Be able to follow written and oral work instructions

SAFETY ORIENTATION COURSE (TUNNELING) FOR WORKERS (SOC(T))

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CourseFee

S$ 40.00

Duration

4 Hrs
(Including 15 Min of Assessment)

Medium of Instruction

English

Funding & Claims

Course Attendance

Theory - 100%
Assessment - 100%

Assessment Advice

Written : 15 Mins, Pass : 60%
Total MCQ - 20

Renewal Points for professionals

Requirements to be a trainer and assessor for this course

Advanced Certificate in Workplace Safety and Health or Specialist Diploma in WSH.
At least 5 years of relevant industry experience as a supervisor / foreman / safety personnel in the construction industry.
Advanced Certificate in Training and Assessment (ACTA) or Diploma in Adult Continuing Education (DACE) or Advanced Certificate in Learning and Performance (ACLP) or Diploma in Design and Development of Learning for Performance (DDDLP).
All adult educators are required to attain 10 hours (minimum) annually by attending Continuing Professional and Development (CPD) courses conducted by appointed training providers.

The trainer for the course is not permitted to be the assessor for the same course learners during the assessment.

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Class Size

Maximum – 40

Facilitator/Learner Ratio

Theory Lesson 1:40 (Trainer),
Written Assessment: 1:40 (Assessor)

Teaching Methodology

Class room Lecture, Discussion, Role-play, Q&A
Micro Learning

Learning Environment

Our ergonomically designed classrooms are fully air-conditioned, equipped with whiteboards; audio/video equipment and free wi-fi.

Certification

Results will be published at the end of the course, and Safety Pass will be distributed to competent learners as per the Assessor’s assessment outcome.
E-Cert available
The results are usually updated and released by the relevant department within 1 hour after the assessment.

Course Venue

7 Soon Lee Street, #03-08, I Space, Singapore 627608
129 Tuas View Square, Singapore 637741

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SAFETY ORIENTATION COURSE (TUNNELING) FOR WORKERS (SOC(T))

Legal Requirement

Course Overview

Course Content

Target Audience