Construction and Property Courses Tyne and Wear

...Law and Surveying Professional Practice (Optional,20 Credits) Research Methods (Optional,20 Credits) Research Based Study (Optional,40 Credits)...

...having regard to the nature of the activity.The aim of the course is to ensure that personnel are trained to a high level of competence to carry out inspections...

...please contact a mmber of staff All courses - these courses cover the basic principles of the trade and gives underpinning knowledge to allow use within...

...welding of butt joints on LCS pipe Bronze metal arc welding of cast iron using a variety of electrodes The actual content of each of the exercises...

...earthing and bonding, inspection and testing and more. The course will prepare you to sit the City and Guilds 2382 17th Edition... Learn about: 17th Edition...

...• Your Legal Duties imposed by the Work at Height Regulations 2005 • The Risk Assessment process - Required by law for all work at height • Detailed look...

...Work Based Practice Management and Law (Optional,20 Credits) Authentic Design Inquiry (60 Credits) Architectural Research Methods (20 Credits)... Learn about: IT Law...

...are necessary but candidates should have a working knowledge of domestic installations. Qualifications achieved: NVQ Level 2 Certificate for Domestic Electrical...

...Suitability This City and Guilds 17th Edition training course is aimed at electricians with relevant experience/electrical training and other associated... Learn about: 17th Edition...

...the risks in their working environment'. All employees, who, as part of their working duties use abrasive wheels as defined in PUWER Regulations 1998...

...Northumbria University Engineering & Environment Foundation Year Course from Northumbria University on Vimeo. The Context of the Built Environment... Learn about: Built Environment...

...Certificate prior to 2001. Candidites that have achieved the City & Guilds Certificate in the Requirement for Electrical Installation (BS...

...with an understanding of the need for accident prevention, safe operational procedures, emergency descent operations and the responsibilities of the employers and employees...

...*Know how to & prepare background surfaces & materials. *Know how to & apply plaster materials to internal backgrounds. *Know how to & produce components from moulds...

...•The scope of the IEE Regulations and Implications •Safety Requirements •Definitions and Terminology •Electrical Supply Systems •Installation Characteristics...

...*Know how to & carry out basic bricklaying. *Know how to & carry out basic cavity walling. *Know how to & contribute to setting out & building basic masonry...

...(Core,30 Credits) An Introduction to Architectural History & Theory (Core,20 Credits) Introduction to Environmental and Constructional Design... Learn about: Built Environment...

...3. Using and communicating technical information. 4. Using engineering materials. 5. Pipework Engineering. 6. Welding Engineering Students will also...

...(50 Credits) Student Selected Investigation (30 Credits) Academic Language Skills for Architecture and Built Environment (Core – for International and EU students only,0 Credits)... Learn about: Built Environment...

...· Cut, lay and fix components. · Mix materials. · Apply finishing materials. · Setting out. Assessment procedure: Most assessments are practical in nature...