Solar Construction Management & Safety Essentials Bundle

This course is self-paced, so you don’t need to be logged in at any specific time. You can get started immediately after you enroll and the course materials will remain in your account with minimum guaranteed access for 12 months (1 year) after enrollment.

This is our last module but you still have access to the all of course materials for 12 months (1 year), so keep working and you'll be able to complete the course at your own pace. After your year of access expires you can optionally extend access with a HeatSpring Membership. Enjoy the course and keep in touch!

This course is self-paced, so you don’t need to be logged in at any specific time. You can get started immediately after you enroll and the course materials will remain in your account with minimum guaranteed access for 12 months (1 year) after enrollment.

This is a relatively quick introduction into solar and why it's a great time to double down on your education. Key items include demand, cost reduction, merging technologies, and general benefits of going solar.

An overview of the solar construction industry highlighting the importance of safety during solar installations and the regulatory agencies and standards that support.

In this module you will begin to understand the necessity of hazard identification and awareness. Each project or job site will have it's own unique potentials for danger or potential harm to workers or to the public.

This section is created to outline the purpose and usage of PPE in the construction workplace. By the end of this module the student should be able to understand how PPE fits into the overall safety expectations of the boots on the ground employee. PPE is the FINAL focus of safety in a construction environment.

This module is focused on Fire Safety and the employees role in mitigation and support.

Following a lesson on emergency response and first aid in solar construction, students should grasp the fundamentals of identifying hazards, performing basic first aid, and understanding site-specific emergency protocols. They'll be equipped with the knowledge to recognize common risks in solar construction, initiate appropriate responses during emergencies, and collaborate effectively with colleagues and emergency services. Overall, the lesson aims to instill a proactive mindset toward safety, preparing students to react swiftly and effectively to potential incidents in solar construction settings.

Understanding environmental considerations is crucial in safety policy guidance as it enables the identification and mitigation of potential hazards arising from ecological impacts. Environmental factors significantly influence workplace safety, from chemical exposures to habitat disruptions, necessitating policies that address these risks to safeguard both workers and ecosystems. Integrating environmental awareness into safety policies ensures a holistic approach to risk management, promoting sustainable practices that protect both human health and the environment.

In this module the student will complete the final understanding of safety in the solar construction field and be able to work healthfully and safely within the solar construction environment on any project.

This Module is the Final Exam for Solar Construction Safety. It is a comprehensive exam covering all previous modules, note: If you did well on each module quiz you will do well on the final, many of the questions are very similar or directly transposed.

This is our last module but you still have access to the all of course materials for 12 months (1 year), so keep working and you'll be able to complete the course at your own pace. After your year of access expires you can optionally extend access with a HeatSpring Membership. Enjoy the course and keep in touch!