Construction Trades courses

...structural carcassing (complex stairs and cut roofing). Bench. Carpentry and Joinery NVQ 3 Is this course right for me? If you are working in the carpentry...

...This Level 3 course is for those with experience of inspection and testing, it covers all aspects in the inspection, testing and certification of electrical installations...

...You will learn the following units: Health and Safety in Building Services Engineering Understand the fundamental principles and requirements of environmental...

...for candidates to be assessed in the workplace to demonstrate their competencies within range and performance criteria of the City & Guilds 6189 Level 2 Diploma...

...ongoing skills in hand and eye coordination, employment, calculating, problem solving, communication and building up your knowledge bank of bricklaying and work related terminology...

...You will be developing your ongoing skills in hand and eye coordination, employment, calculating, problem solving, communication and building up your knowledge...

...CSAL1 Core01 - Health, safety and welfare in construction and associated industries CSAL3 Core07 - Analysing technical information, quantities and communication...

...ongoing skills in hand and eye coordination, employment, calculating, problem solving, communication and building up your knowledge bank of plastering and work related terminology...

...documents Layout and numbering system Scope, object and fundamental requirements for safety Assessment of general characteristics Protection for safety...

...documents Layout and numbering system Scope, object and fundamental requirements for safety Assessment of general characteristics Protection for safety...

...Suitable for: Those identified to use, or responsible for others who use overhead travelling cranes. Those identified to use, or responsible for others...

...gas boilers installed in England and Wales should normally be SEDBUK A or B rated condensing boilers, apart from a few exceptions. A new accreditation called 'City & Guilds...

...wanting to take advantage of the expanding solar market and is made up of a mix of practical and theory training at MET-UK's Centre of Excellence...

...the nationally recognised advanced level course, to gain the skills which can lead to a wide range of career or management opportunities within the trade...

...and possible employment. Course Structure This is a one year course with attendance at college for 2 days a week The programme is delivered in units...

...Entry requirements For qualified electricians who have already gained the 17th Edition Wiring Regulations (City and Guilds 2382). Start dates and fees £175.00 payable in advance... Learn about: 17th Edition...

...1 volume of not exceeding 1m3 including any meter and any allowance for fittings An operating pressure not exceeding 21 mbar (nominal) at the outlet...

...up to 150mm (6") bore. Entry requirements Candidates must hold a certificate of competence in: Commercial Core Gas Safety assessment CoCN1 or CoDNC01...

...Assessment is via continuous practical assessment. What does the course lead to? Progression onto a more advanced plastering skills qualification... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Duration: 2 days (with integrated assessment) Dates: 23 & 24 November 2016 Time: 9.15am - 4.30pm Fees: Tuition fees: £125 Exam fees: £65 Material fees...