Need of training the safety & health coordinator in base to the behavioural competencies
- Autores: Isabel Ortiz-Marcos, Antonio Ros Serrano
- Localización: Selected Proceedings from the 13th International Congress on Project Engineering: Badajoz, July 2009, 2010, ISBN 978-84-614-0185-7, págs. 106-117
- Idioma: inglés
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Resumen
The �\Project. concept, which presently embraces all professional fields, gets a multi-disciplinar character and a multi-dimensional approach, considering technical, economic, social and environmental aspects, which work in an interrelated form and must be approached simultaneously.
Project Manager is defined as a professional, who assumes the liability to give a final product or service, according to the specifications and done together with professionals of other kinds.
Now, the PM is understood as the knowledge, skills, tools and techniques application to project tasks to satisfy the project requirements (IPMA, 2001).
The Safety & Health Coordinator is linked to the project, in its conception and development, and also its execution. In order to manage the coordination of the preventing activities of any company in a building work, he needs a training that includes technical, behavioural, or skill concepts within an acting context.
There are several analyses and studies that have been realized on the accident rate, but not one has thought about the competences that this coordinator needs to be able to reduce this rate.
To use these bases to evaluate and to develop the necessary competitions that the Safety & Health Coordinator must reunite in the exercise of his activity, is one of the objectives of this line of investigation that is opened with this communication.
