Construction Training Northern Ireland

...CSCS is the leading skills certification scheme within the UK construction industry. CSCS cards provide proof that individuals working on construction sites have the required training and qualifications for the type of work they carry out. The Scheme keeps a database of people working... Learn about: Health and Safety, Working at Height, 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: Fire prevention, Best Practice, Health and Safety...

...This course teaches students how to identify the most common health risks on construction sites, the processes that generate them, and how to control them to a standard to prevent and reduce occupational ill health. According to HSE, a construction worker is currently 100 times more likely to... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Construction sites, Health Management...

...The NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety is established as a leading health and safety award for the construction industry. With over 12,000 successful candidates since 1989, this qualification is valued by employers all over the world, and will help to boost your career... 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: Safety file, Project Finance, Planning and Preparation...

...and group exercises and an end-of-course multiple-choice... Learn about: Abrasive Wheels...

...Demonstrate an understanding of the controls of the particular model used during training Demonstrate knowledge the proper use of lifting tackle Estimate... Learn about: Health & Safety, Handling methods, Correct slinging...

...is through individual and group exercises and an end-of-course multiple-choice... 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: Common Hazards, Abrasive Wheels...

...Therefore specialist training and assessment is required to equip those undertaking this type of work with the necessary skills and competencies to assess... Learn about: IT risk, Hazard identification, Permits to work...

...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: Practical Experience, Assessing Risk, Inspiring Others...

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