CSCS—Pass the Test

Six-hour awareness course covering all the main hazards in construction and coaching participants for the government's multiple-choice test. This will enable operatives to obtain a CSCS card on which many large clients now insist.

This course is tailored to your arrangements and procedures and will help your employees understand their legal duties and the relevance of your company to them personally.

Aimed specifically at those who work in woodworking or engineering workshops, this is a general awareness course ideal for induction and refresher purposes.

Under PUWER the employer must ensure that people working at height are trained to do so safely. This includes safe use of ladders for access and safe use of scaffolding, including visual inspection before use. This course will enable people to identify the various scaffold components and the types of faults that may be found in different types of scaffolds.

This one-day seminar is suitable for managers and supervisors of companies who find themselves the main contractor or a sub-contractor in a construction contract where CDM applies.

Many operatives only use portable disc cutters or off-hand grinders and this course concentrates on the safe use and associated hazards of these pieces of equipment.

The electricity at work regulations recommend regular combined test and inspection by a competent person at varying intervals depending on the risk and the amount of use the equipment gets. This course enables non-electricians to undertake the combined test and inspection of portable electrical appliances.