August 24, 2018 4:31 pm
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NEC3 Programming Training Why you should attend this workshop? This one-day workshop introduces you to the key aspects of producing and managing a programme during the life of a project. NEC3 contracts have raised the bar compared to other forms of contract in terms of the importance, quality and level of detail of programming expected and the contractual part it plays in assessing change and delays. The workshop will demonstrate that administration of the programme is pivotal to the success of any NEC project. The programme should become the key management and commercial tool in terms of demonstrating both the detailed plan of executing the works, as well as considering and demonstrating the effect/entitlement of change. The role of planning... Read more
August 23, 2018 11:30 am
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Course Aims This safety course introduces the learner to the theoretical and practical dangers of excavation work. Examples of areas covered are, but not limited to the HSE’s HSG150, HSG 47 guidance, the Construction Industry Research and Information Associations report and: • EUSMUNC07 Excavate and Maintain Holes and Trenches for Utility Networks Construction • EUSGNC007 Excavate and Maintain Holes and Trenches for Complex Operations in Gas Network Construction • COSVR370 Provide Temporary Excavation Support • City and Guilds Level 2 Awards in Excavation Support Systems (6146-21) Nov 2012 • HSG47 Avoiding Danger from Underground Services • HSG150 Health and Safety in Construction • CIRIA Trenching Practice (second edition R97) Learners will become familiarised with the necessity for identifying various ground... Read more
August 23, 2018 11:28 am
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Course Aims This safety course introduces the learner to the theoretical and practical dangers of excavation work. Examples of areas covered are, but not limited to the HSE’s HSG150, HSG 47 guidance, the Construction Industry Research and Information Associations report and: • EUSMUNC07 Excavate and Maintain Holes and Trenches for Utility Networks Construction • EUSGNC007 Excavate and Maintain Holes and Trenches for Complex Operations in Gas Network Construction • COSVR370 Provide Temporary Excavation Support • City and Guilds Level 2 Awards in Excavation Support Systems (6146-21) Nov 2012 • HSG47 Avoiding Danger from Underground Services • HSG150 Health and Safety in Construction • CIRIA Trenching Practice (second edition R97) Learners will become familiarised with the necessity for identifying various ground... Read more
August 23, 2018 11:27 am
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Course Aims This safety course introduces the learner to the theoretical and practical dangers of excavation work. Examples of areas covered are, but not limited to the HSE’s HSG150, HSG 47 guidance, the Construction Industry Research and Information Associations report and: • EUSMUNC07 Excavate and Maintain Holes and Trenches for Utility Networks Construction • EUSGNC007 Excavate and Maintain Holes and Trenches for Complex Operations in Gas Network Construction • COSVR370 Provide Temporary Excavation Support • City and Guilds Level 2 Awards in Excavation Support Systems (6146-21) Nov 2012 • HSG47 Avoiding Danger from Underground Services • HSG150 Health and Safety in Construction • CIRIA Trenching Practice (second edition R97) Learners will become familiarised with the necessity for identifying various ground... Read more
August 1, 2018 6:19 pm
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Confined Space Entry and Escape Breathing Apparatus (CSBA)Training Course A one day awareness course including awareness of Escape set Breathing Apparatus. Is this the right course for you? This course is for persons who need to understand the risks associated with Low /Medium risk confined spaces and may plan, enter, work in and exit confined spaces using Escape Set breathing apparatus (open or closed circuit). Anticipated benefits of attending (for the delegate) A better understanding of safety and the assessment of risk, and the avoidance of harm to you and those around you. Greater confidence to work in confined spaces. Greater confidence to identify and stop unsafe actions. Anticipated benefits of attending (for the employer) The avoidance of serious injury... Read more
July 17, 2018 2:32 pm
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Slinger Signaller Course Duration Days: 1 – 4 (last day for CPCS testing) Attendees 1 – 6 Course Objectives By the end of the course the delegate should be able to: Understand and follow lift plans. Select, attach and detach appropriate lifting accessories. Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation. Determine the serviceability of accessories and how to maintain and store them correctly. Establish the weight and dimensions of loads and communicate this information to the crane operator. Direct the actions of a crane moving loads, by giving clear signals to ensure safety of personnel and plant. Course Summary Code of signals Slinging methods LOLER Certification Relevant regulations/legislation Basic, standard and complex lifts Handling/storage of accessories Selection of lifting... Read more
