Construction industry scheme courses

...) for the logistics and distribution industry. (all courses at Leicester training centre charged at £80 + VAT per day) What does the course cover? Fork Lifts...

... is designed for candidates who have achieved City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in fundamental inspection, testing and initial verification (2392-10) as well as industry experience...

...This course is for learners who are 16-25 years old, employed in the plumbing industry and who have signed up to the apprenticeship scheme with a managing agent. You (your managing agent or employer) will need to provide protective work clothes, footwear and basic study materials...

...Suitable for: Who Should Attend? Existing site operatives who as part of their duties are required to perform Slinger Signaller duties on construction sites. Delegates should be experienced in the role of a Slinger Signaller. Foundation training courses are available for those who...

...) for the logistics and distribution industry. (all courses at Leicester training centre charged at £80 + VAT per day) What does the course cover? Fork Lifts...

..., or are about to enter, the construction and civil engineering industry as a member of the workforce, to help them understand the potential hazards that they face at work on site. It provides a practical summary of health and safety, welfare and environmental issues identifying individual responsibilities for looking...

...Course review: This 'Initial' inspection and testing qualification has been designed and developed by the electrical industry with City & Guilds...

...The Specialist Applied-Skills Programme (SAP) Level 2, is a 18 month programme that leads to a QCF level 2 in Metal Roofing. On successful completion of a Health & Safety test the apprentice can then apply for the construction skills certification scheme (CSCS) recognition... Learn about: Gain Experience, Lead work, City & Guilds Accreditation...

...) for the logistics and distribution industry. (all courses at Leicester training centre charged at £80 + VAT per day) What does the course cover? Fork Lifts...

... will need a Carpentry and Joinery NVQ Level 2 or Level 2 Diploma. You will also need to be employed or self-employed in the building industry to enable...

...All our courses are designed to cover the full range of topics and tasks as laid down by the awarding body in response to industry requirements. All practical activities are carried out within out start of the art workshops with theory work being a mix of classroom and assignment activities...

...This programme is for those who have an interest in brickwork and wish to gain employment in the industry. Bricklaying is the most recognised construction profession and many people do not realise just how many different materials bricklayers can work with, or the different effects they can create...

.... The course content is designed to ensure that the candidates are able to understand the hazards and safe working practices within this specialised industry...

... and Joinery NVQ Level 1 or Level 1 Diploma. You will also need to be employed or self-employed in the industry to enable work-based assessment to be carried...

...The Domestic Gas Training Scheme has been developed specifically for new entrants into the Gas Industry and for those looking to cross-skill...

... industry, will be covered in formal classroom sessions. During Year One of the programme students will work towards Level 1 Bricklaying and a relevant level...

...Course Summary: The BPEC Gas Foundation gas safety training course has been designed to provide a route into the gas industry for individuals who do not currently hold the pre-requisite qualifications necessary to undertake assessments under the Accredited Certification Scheme (ACS) for Individual...

... provides ideal, broad based learning, giving a very good underpinning knowledge of the industry. The course is also suitable for adult learners and offers...

... to become a qualified electrician. The programme is primarily aimed at those who are working in the electrical contracting industry or have been offered...

...These courses are for learners who are over 19 years old, employed in the plumbing industry and who are not eligible for the apprenticeship scheme with a managing agent. You will need to provide protective work clothes, footwear and basic study materials, all other equipment and materials...