Safety in Design for Designers _inhouse/online
Practical Safe Design for real‑world design work
Designers play a critical role in eliminating and minimising risk – but many are left to interpret Safety in Design (SID) duties on their own. Safety in Design for Designers bridges the gap between legislation and day‑to‑day design practice.
Who this course is for
- Architects
- Engineers
- Building designers
- Drafting and technical design professionals
- Design managers
What you’ll learn
- Designer duties under WHS legislation
- How to identify foreseeable risks during design
- Applying the hierarchy of control in design decisions
- Documenting Safe Design decisions clearly and defensibly
- Communicating risk to clients and other duty holders
Why leaders matter
This isn’t theory for theory’s sake. The course focuses on how designers actually work, with practical examples, clear explanations and tools you can apply immediately.
Course content highlights
- SID obligations and principles for designers
- SID risk registers and documentation
- Managing residual risk
- Interfaces between designers, clients and contractors
- Case studies and examples
Outcomes
Participants will: – Understand what ‘reasonably practicable’ looks like in design – Gain confidence in meeting Safety in Design obligations – Produce clearer, more consistent Safety in Design documentation
CPD & certification
- Certificate of completion
- PD hours aligned with common design professional requirements