Construction Trades courses

...An objective and critical approach towards the effectiveness of their instruction. An appropriate approved method of assessment of trainee progress...

...of the actions to take in order to ensure that defects and hazards are reported Be able to carry out correct mounting of abrasive wheel on hand held cutting...

...Training and we have built up a flexible service to meet the requirements of our customers. We can organise courses specifically geared to your needs...

...all areas of crane operation and slinging duties. OBJECTIVES On completion of the course participants will be able to: 1. Understand the law and their...

...along with assessments and reporting, skills testing and ongoing assessment. Course Objectives To train delegates with proven operating ability on specific...

...It may also be suitable for anyone requiring an understanding of BS 7671, although prior knowledge in basic electrical science will be required. This qualification...

...City & Guilds Certificate in the requirements for electrical installations (BS 7671: 2001) (2381) or recognised equivalent. It is primarily aimed at practising...

...testing of electrical installations, such as those: Entering the industry from other engineering disciplines. Working in allied trades Aimed at practising...

...(Level 3 Certificate in design, erection and verification of electrical installations). Pre-requisites: This qualification is intended for experienced...

...for the quality of the design, specification, installation, and inspection and testing processes. Progression to Level 4 qualifications would be for management...

...assessment leading to a certificate of competence for successful candidates. The course and assessment provide a good balance of theory questions and hands-on...

...had no training on cutting and grinding tools and those requiring refresher training. AIM AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE To train candidates in the correct selection...

...understanding and practical skills required. It is suitable for men and women of all ages (18 to 65). The Foundation Bricklaying Course enables students...

...users must possess such technical knowledge, experience or training as may be appropriate, having regard to the nature of the activity, or be supervised by such a person...

...· Basic principles of the oxy-acetylene welding equipment · Correct storage and selection of welding consumables · Welds to be completed on steel...

...At the end of the programme the candidate will achieve the Level 2 Diploma in Carpentry & Joinery. Will combine both theory and practical sessions... Learn about: Construction Training, Skills and Training...

...science and materials; construction practice and management. Optional units: Tender and procurement; mathematics for construction; surveying... Learn about: Built Environment, Construction Training...

...QCF 394 Preparing and Operating Ride on Rollers to Compact Materials in the Workplace. How will I be taught? By a mixture of theory and practical assessment... Learn about: Construction Training...

...Entry Requirements A satisfactory BPEC trade aptitude test score... Learn about: Construction Training...

...Entry Requirements A satisfactory BPEC trade aptitude test score... Learn about: Construction Training...