“Achieving compliance in a cost efficient manner” – elearning can help your organisation to communicate a key message or requirement in an efficient way. Given the increases in computer literacy and broadband speeds, delivery of content using online services can outweigh more traditional methods.

We have posted an extract from our construction safety modules, which deals with the duties of the client.

The eLearning solution can be viewed here.

Note: the module may take a minute or two to load if opened over a slow network.

Useful tools are available behind the eLearning (click to enlarge)

In addition to delivering a clear description of the client role, the system also provides all of the tools that a client would need to fully discharge the role.

The module includes guidelines to the Construction Regulations, flowcharts and forms. These can be used by the client to assess the competency of the people they are going to appoint as project supervisor design process, designers, project supervisor construction stage and contractors.

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In addition to providing the legislation, the module provides shortened legal text that focuses specifically on the duties of the client. This helps the learner cut through the volume of information to explicitly what they are required to do.

All of this information is contained within the module. The learner does not need to search online for the tools or download other documents. All of the tools are easily accessible and clearly laid out.

Because the content is hosted online, amendments to legislation can be easily updated and made instantly available.

This version is an extract of the main module dealing with the duties of the client. We have additional modules dealing with the other main duty-holders, including:

• Project supervisor design process.
• Designers.
• Project supervisor construction stage.
• Contractor.

Please contact us if you would like to discuss eLearning approaches for risk management or if you would like to arrange access to other modules.

You may view the client module here.