Construction site management courses

...This level 3 qualification is designed for candidates who would like to go on and progress into Junior Management at Craft level e.g. charge-hand, foreperson, trade supervisors... Learn about: Construction Materials, Construction Training, Property Developer...

...This Apprenticeship is ideal for you if you want to gain professional level skills in ... Some apprentices also progress to do a Level 6 Diploma in Construction Site Management, while continuing to hold down a full time... Learn about: Construction Training, Skills and Training...

... or sector skills grants. • Construction Supervisory and Management Levels 3 & 4 • Construction trades NVQs • Logistics • Health and Social Care • Health...

... Can We Offer Red - Trainee Green - Construction Site Operative Blue - Experienced Worker/Craft Gold - Advanced Craft/Supervisory Platinum - Management Black...

... provides a thorough grounding in the key concepts and practical skills required in the construction...

...This BTEC course focuses on Construction and is of a modular design, this means that it is made up of a number of study packages (called units) some of which are compulsory and some optional...

...HNC Construction provides the skills and knowledge needed for a wide range of construction careers including site engineering, building, construction management, planning, architecture, quantity surveying and estimating. It offers a range of opportunities to develop your existing skills and...

... of plant and equipment in common use at site 1230 : 1300 Video presentation 1300 : 1330 Lunch break 1330 : 1500 Safe operations of plant and equipment....

... disciplines: Environmental Science Technology and Design Issues Building Materials and their use Methods of analysing site information Control of resources...

...This course will provide you with a thorough introduction to the subject knowledge required for a range of technical and professional occupations within the construction industry and cover such areas as architectural design, CAD, estimating, production planning, building surveying and...

... and optional units which look into aspects of health and safety, construction science, materials...

...This assessed course will cover the application of recognised management principles in construction health and safety and will equip delegates to tackle the issues in their own workplace. Suitable for: Any person (s) appointed for site construction safety, the control of Principal Contractors...

... disciplines: Environmental Science Technology and Design Issues Building Materials and their use Methods of analysing site information Control of resources...

...The overall aim is for candidates to acquire knowledge and practical skills for planning and/or managing health and safety on site, in order that candidates can demonstrate competence as required by the CDM Regulations 2007. Suitable for: This course is designed for a wide variety of managers...

... on a construction site. The content has been revised in line with the new Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 - CDM. This course is tought by sector...

...Course Outline: 1. Safety management models and risk management. 2. The nature of commonly encountered hazards. 3. Human factors affecting safety performance. 4. Accident causation and investigation. 5. Recognition and control of workplace hazards. 6. Effective communication. 7. Specialised hazards...

...The SMSTS training course is intended for project managers, site managers and site supervisors as well as proprietors of small to medium sized companies. Client-based personnel would also benefit from attending the course. Possession of the CITB SMSTS qualification is listed in the Approved...

... and use of space on site. You’ll also learn about budgets, how to advice clients, insulation and conductive properties, whilst using fixed and transportable saws, ban saws and planes...

...Where next ? Upon successful completion of this course you will have the opportunity to progress onto the following routes; Level 3 Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment CIOB in Site Management Level 4 Straight into Employment Work based learning (if employed)...

...By the end of this course you will be able to: Understand the problems of the industry. Have an understanding of the structure of health and safety lay. Identify how their supervisory role fits in with the manager in controlling the site activities safely. Appreciate the requirements of... Learn about: Construction Training, Site management...