Construction Training Northern Ireland

... in construction who have achieved, or are committed to achieving a recognised construction related qualification. Most principal contractors and major house builders require construction workers on their sites to hold a valid CSCS card... Learn about: Risk Assessment, Health and Safety, Manual Handling...

...All applicants must complete the 4 Day Site Supervisors Course and Touch Screen Test. Applicants are required to have 5 years experience as a Construction Supervisor and complete a Supervisors Assessment, or hold an NVQ Level 3 in Construction Site Supervision. For those who do not have the 5 years... Learn about: Manual Handling, Best Practice, Duties of supervisors...

... from an occupational disease than an accident at work. BOHS’ Breathe Freely campaign has been instrumental in raising awareness of the health issues in the construction industry, and the demand for CCHRC is a direct result of this... Learn about: Health Visitor, Health Risks, Construction Training...

... prospects in this high-risk industry. Many larger construction organisations choose the NEBOSH National Construction Certificate as a key part of their supervisory or management development programmes and by ensuring that line managers have a sound understanding of the principles of risk management... Learn about: IT risk, Health and Safety, Health and Safety Management...

... about a project, when a project is notifiable, what to include in a client brief and how to prepare and plan the pre-construction phase, the construction phase... Learn about: Project Control, Project Finance, Safety file...

...This Abrasive Wheels course has been designed to help people who use abrasive wheels in their work activities understand the hazards that they pose and how to reduce the risks... Learn about: Abrasive Wheels...

...Overhead gantry crane training will assist in the prevention of accidents as well as prolonging the working life of the equipment by minimising operator misuse... Learn about: Load handling, Correct slinging, Health & Safety...

...applying to Confined Spaces working Principles of Confined Space Risks/Hazards Principles of Confined Space Identification and Classification The importance... Learn about: Awareness Identification, Health and Safety, Confined Spaces...

...Mechanical hazards – contact, breakage, ejection and entanglement Non-mechanical hazards – vibration, noise, dust, electricity Selection and handling Labelling... Learn about: Abrasive Wheels, Common Hazards...

...and use of personal escape breathing apparatus Practical exercises and assessments ASSESSMENT Direct observation of an entry into a Medium Risk confined... Learn about: Confined Spaces, Permits to work, Risk Assessment...

...There are more than 3,000 deaths each year in the UK from asbestos related diseases and this number is expected to continue to rise. Thousands of tonnes of asbestos products were used in building construction in the past and much of it is still in place. Carpenters, electricians, plumbers... Learn about: Legal Requirements, Assessing Risk, Managing Asbestos...

... substances Work equipment (general) Work equipment (mobile, lifting and access) Electrical safety and Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 Construction hazards... Learn about: Loss Causation, Organisational Factors, Occupational Health...