Arco TRAINING & CONSULTANCY Safety Competence Training

Hull – Head Office and National Distribution Centre

Total Access (UK) Ltd, Eccleshall

CSTS (Head Office), Warrington

Arco (Blaydon)

Arco (Linlithgow)

CSTS (Southern), Enfield

CSTS (Southern), West Sussex

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Arco (Nottingham)

Arco (Watford)Arco (Avonmouth)

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Training Locations

CSTSTOTALACCESSpart of the Arco family

Arco Chainbridge Road Estate Tundry Way Blaydon-on-Tyne NE21 5TP

Arco Avon Mill Industrial Estate Mill Road Mill Road Industrial Estate Linlithgow West Lothian EH49 7QY

CSTS (Head Office) Warrington Business Park Long Lane Warrington WA2 8TX

CSTS (Southern Office) 25 Jute Lane Brimsdown, Enfield London EN3 7PF

CSTS Barns Court, Turners Hill Road Crawley Down West Sussex RH10 4HQ

Total Access (UK) Ltd Unit 5 Raleigh Hall Industrial Estate Eccleshall Staffordshire ST21 6JL

Arco Limited Blackness Road Altens Industrial Estate Aberdeen AB12 3LH

Arco Limited Tenax Circle Trafford Park Manchester M17 1EZ

Arco Limited Unit 8A, Point 4 Second Way Avonmouth Bristol BS11 8DF

Arco Limited 1 Oakwood Court Little Oak Drive Sherwood Park Nottingham NG15 0DR

ArcoTRAINING & CONSULTANCYSafety Competence Training

CSTSTOTALACCESSpart of the Arco family

Arco’s mission is to keep people safe at work. Our fourth generation, family owned business is firmly established as a market leader in the provision of health and safety training. Arco Training and Consultancy is committed to achieving its vision of being a high quality training provider, specialising in safety, health and environmental services. Our experienced, safety and health practitioners work with clients to understand what safety looks like for their organisation. This can include brand, reputation, insurance, business continuity and financial wellbeing, all with the outlook that people are your greatest asset.

Training Built around You

Arco Training and Consultancy is a health and safety training provider, offering training management and delivery to companies across the UK and Ireland. We offer support that’s designed to help clients identify their training needs, to ensure continuous health and safety improvements are made.

Knowledgeable and Experienced Team

Our approach to ensuring consistency and high quality client relationships begins with recruitment. Our trainers have a wealth of industry experience and teaching skills to ensure credibility with those on our courses.

Safety, Health and Environment Training,

We work with the leading industry bodies to provide an extensive choice of Health and Safety, and Environmental training, with a range of delivery methods to suit your situation and your budget. We also provide unaccredited courses and are able to create bespoke training to suit your specific needs.

NEBOSH

The National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) offer a range of globally-recognised, qualifications to meet the health, safety and environmental management needs of all places of work. NEBOSH qualifications are recognised by the relevant professional membership bodies including the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM). Arco is a NEBOSH accredited Course Provider.

IOSH

The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) is the Chartered body for health and safety professionals and the world’s biggest professional health and safety membership organisation. Committed to creating a world of work which is safe, healthy and sustainable, their highly regarded training courses provide essential information, tools and skills. Arco is an IOSH licensed training provider. Please note: All IOSH Safety Training Courses will be provided by an IOSH third party supplier

CIEH

The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) is a professional, awarding and campaigning organisation at the forefront of environmental and public health and safety. The CIEH has developed qualifications to provide an awareness of key environmental concepts, best practice and working within an environmental management system. Arco is registered CIEH centre.

CCNSG

The Client Contractor Safety Group (CCNSG)is a consortium of major industrialists from the power generation, seel, oil, gas and chemical industries who recognised the need to train contractors in basic safety to a common standard. The group has standardised basic safety training and devised a core curriculum which has now become a national training scheme. Arco is an approved CCNSG Safety Passport Training Provider.

CITB

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is the Industry Training Board and a partner with the Sector Skills Council for the construction industry. The CITB is fully committed to working with employers to encourage training, which helps to build a safe, professional and fully qualified workforce. Arco is an accredited training provider for the Site Safety Plus Scheme.

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contentsACCREDITED TRAINING COURSES

NEBOSH

Awards Health and Safety at Work Qualification 3

Certificates

National Certificate of Health and Wellbeing at Work 4

National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety 5

International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety 6

National Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management 7

International Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management 8

National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety 9

International Certificate in Construction Health and Safety 10

International Technical Certificate in Oil and Gas Operational Safety 11

Diplomas

National Diploma in Environmental Management 12

National Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety 13

International Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety 14

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IOSH

Working Safely Course 15

Managing Safely Course 16

Managing Safely Course (Refresher) 17

Leading Safely Course 18Please note: All IOSH Safety Training Courses will be provided by an IOSH third party supplier

CIEH

Level 2 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace 19

Level 3 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace 20

Level 2 Award in Environmental Principles and Best Practice 21

Level 2 Award in Risk Assessment Principles and Practice 22

CCNSG

Safety Passport Scheme 23

Safety Passport Scheme (Renewal) 24

CITB

Site Management Safety Training Scheme 25

Site Management Safety Training Scheme (Refresher) 26

Site Supervisors’ Safety Training Scheme 27

Site Supervisors’ Safety Training Scheme (Refresher) 28

NON ACCREDITED TRAINING COURSESArco Health and Safety Awareness Course 29

Construction Design and Management Regulations (CDM) 2015 30

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Accredited Training – Awards

NEBOSH Health and Safety at Work Qualification

Who is the course suitable for?

Team leaders and supervisors, HR Professionals, Facilities Managers and anyone who needs a basic introduction to Health & Safety to enable them to carry out their role with safety.

Content and Assessment

• Health and Safety foundations and responsibilities• Risk assessment and control measures

Hazards associated with:

• Work equipment• Electricity• Fire safety• Manual handling• Hazardous substances• Working environment• Transport safety

By a multiple choice examination and a practical risk assessment which tests the ability to put in to practice the Knowledge gained during the course. A qualification parchment will be awarded to all successful students.

Business Benefits

The NEBOSH Health and Safety at Work will benefit organisations internationally and within the UK who are seeking to implement a basic health and safety training programme as part of their workplace culture. It will ensure employees have an understanding of the principles of risk control reducing the numbers of accidents and incidents, resulting in costs savings for the business.

The risk assessment element is of particular benefit to employees who are contributing to risk assessments in their organisation.

Key Topics Covered

• Identifying risks to health at work• Learning how to manage sickness absence and

implement a return to work programme• Workplace health promotion• Disability discrimination and protecting health at work• Dealing with mental health at work• Working effectively with health professionals.

Syllabus

Unit NGC1: Management of health and safety

Element 1: Foundations in health and safetyElement 2: Health and safety management systems - PlanElement 3: Health and safety management systems - DoElement 4: Health and safety management systems - CheckElement 5: Health and safety management systems - Act

Unit GC2: Controlling workplace hazards

Element 1: Workplace hazards and risk controlElement 2: Transport hazards and risk controlElement 3: Musculoskeletal hazards and risk controlElement 4: Work equipment hazards and risk controlElement 5: Electrical safetyElement 6: Fire safetyElement 7: Chemical and biological health hazards

and risk controlElement 8: Physical and psychological health hazards

and risk control

Learning Methods

Classroom Learning

Min/Max Persons on Course

6/12

Duration

Three days

Assessment Criteria

Examinable Units

There are two major course units (namely NHC1 and NHC2) to successfully complete before you become fully certified with the NEBOSH National Certificate in the Management of Health and Well-being at Work qualification.

Exam Venue

The examinations are held twice each year and are to be taken on location at a registered NEBOSH examination centre. Additional sitting fees may be applicable based on the exam centre venue.

The Written Exam Paper

The examination comprises of a single two hour written paper. For the written paper, the exam questioning format consists of one long answer question and ten short answer questions – for all of which you should attempt to gain maximum marks.

The Practical Exam Paper

Additionally, students must complete a practical inspection report assessment for unit NHC2. The practical paper NHC2 consists of carrying out a risk assessment of a workplace and preparing a short report.

Min / Max Persons Per Course

6/12

Learning Methods

E-Learning

This introductory qualification will help improve the safety culture in your organisation, by equipping your workforce to identify and deal with hazards at work helping to reduce accidents and achieving cost savings for the business. This qualification is an ideal first step towards other higher level NEBOSH qualifications including NEBOSH’s International General Certificate and National General Certificate.

This course is ideal for general managers, supervisors, health and safety and HR personnel who have responsibility for, or involvement in, the health and well-being of employees as part of their day-to-day duties. Organisations may wish to use it as part of their health and well-being strategy to complement their existing occupational health staff.

This qualification will give your managers, supervisors and HR personnel the skills and knowledge to tackle health and well-being at work. It will benefit companies in all sectors who are seeking to improve the efficiency, and morale of their workforce.

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Accredited Training – Certificates

NEBOSH National Certificate of Health and Wellbeing at Work

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NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety

NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety

Key Topics Covered

• Legal requirements for health and safety at work• Implementation of health and safety management systems• Identification of workplace hazards• Methods of hazard control• Practical application of knowledge and understanding

Syllabus

Unit 1 NGC: Management of Health and Safety

Element 1: Foundations in Health & SafetyElement 2: Health and Safety Management Systems - PlanElement 3: Health and Safety Management Systems - DoElement 4: Health and Safety Management Systems - CheckElement 5: Health and Safety Management Systems - Act

Unit 2 GC2: Controlling Workplace Hazards

Element 1: Workplace Hazards and Risk ControlsElement 2: Transport Hazards and Risk ControlsElement 3: Musculoskeletal Hazards and Risk ControlsElement 4: Work Equipment Hazards and Risk ControlsElement 5: Electrical SafetyElement 6: Fire SafetyElement 7: Chemical and Biological Health Hazards

and Risk ControlsElement 8: Physical and Psychological Health Hazards

and Risk Controls

Examinable Units

There are three major course units (IGC1, GC2 & GC3) to successfully complete before you become fully certified with the NEBOSH National General Certificate qualification.

Exam Venue

The examinations are held four time each year and are to be taken on location at a registered NEBOSH examination centre. Additional sitting fees may be applicable based on the exam centre venue.

Key Topics Covered

• International standards for health and safety at work• Implementation of health and safety management systems• Identification of workplace hazards• Methods of hazard control• Practical application of knowledge and understanding

Syllabus

Unit IGC1: Management of international health and safety

Element 1: Foundations in health and safety Element 2: Health and safety management systems - PlanElement 3: Health and safety management systems - DoElement 4: Health and safety management systems - CheckElement 5: Health and safety management systems - Act

Unit GC2: Controlling workplace hazards

Element 1: Workplace hazards and risk controlElement 2: Transport hazards and risk controlElement 3: Musculoskeletal hazards and risk controlElement 4: Work equipment hazards and risk controlElement 5: Electrical safetyElement 6: Fire safetyElement 7: Chemical and biological health hazards and risk

control Element 8: Physical and psychological health hazards and

risk control

Examinable Units

There are three major course units (IGC1, GC2 & GC3) to successfully complete before you become fully certified with the NEBOSH National General Certificate qualification.

Exam Venue


Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in the months of March / June / September / December.

Written Exam Papers

Examinations comprise of two 2-hour written papers for each of the core unit modules (namely NGC1 and GC2), which means there are two, 2-hour examinations in total. For each of the written papers (IGC1 and GC2) the exam questioning format consists of one long answer question and ten short answer questions – all of which you should attempt to gain maximum marks.

Practical Exam Papers

In addition, students must complete a practical inspection report assessment for unit GC3. The practical paper GC3 consists of carrying out a risk assessment of a workplace and preparing a short report.

How your NEBOSH papers are marked

The core unit exam papers will be marked by approved NEBOSH examiners that provide basic feedback and an overall grade. You need to gain a minimum passing grade of 45 marks out of 100 for each of the core unit exam papers. The GC3 practical assessment is graded by your assigned tutor and a minimum passing grade of 60 out of 100 marks is required to successfully pass.

Learning Methods

E-Learning or Classroom Learning

Min / Max Persons Per Course

6/12

Duration

This course takes place over an 11-day period, plus exams.

Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in the months of March / June / September / December.

Written Exam Papers

Examinations comprise of two 2-hour written papers for each of the core unit modules (namely IGC1 & GC2), which means there are two, 2-hour examinations in total. For each of the written papers (IGC1 + GC2) the exam questioning format consists of one long answer question and ten short answer questions – all of which you should attempt to gain maximum marks.


In addition, students must complete a practical inspection report assessment for Unit GC3. The practical paper GC3 consists of carrying out a risk assessment of a workplace and preparing a short report.


The core unit exam papers will be marked by approved NEBOSH examiners that provide basic feedback and an overall grade. You need to gain a minimum passing grade of 45 marks out of 100 for each of the core unit exam papers. The GC3 practical assessment is graded by your assigned tutor and a minimum passing grade of 60 out of 100 marks is required to successfully pass.

Learning Methods

E-Learning

The NEBOSH National General Certificate course offers a valuable overview of the core aspects of occupational health and safety, the course provides an excellent platform for individuals who are looking to build upon their knowledge and skills and take their career forward. Designed for managers, supervisors and employees who have health and safety responsibilities, the certificate will equip you with all you need to know about how to manage workplace risks effectively.

This qualification is studied online (e-Learning) and examined externally.

The NEBOSH International General Certificate is a must for anyone that is serious about wanting to gain a strong knowledge about health and safety and aimed towards managers, supervisors and employee representatives. The course is broken down into two core modules, the first focusing on managerial issues such as ILO conventions and recommendations, safety management systems, risk assessments etc. The second module addresses common hazards and control measures such as manual handling, fire, electricity, hazardous substances and more. This wealth of information will provide the necessary tools for the candidate to become a great asset for their present company or potential employer, who will value this well sought after knowledge.

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NEBOSH National Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management

Key Topics Covered

• Legal requirements for health and safety at work• Implementation of health and safety management systems

and managing fire safety• Identification of workplace fire hazards• Methods of fire hazard control• Practical application of knowledge and understanding

via a fire assessment

Syllabus

Unit NGC1: Management of health and safety

Element 1: Foundations in health and safety Element 2: Health and safety management systems - Plan Element 3: Health and safety management systems - Do Element 4: Health and safety management systems - CheckElement 5: Health and safety management systems - Act

Unit FC1: Fire safety and risk management

Element 1: Managing fire safetyElement 2: Principles of fire and explosionElement 3: Causes and prevention of fires and explosions Element 4: Fire protection in buildingsElement 5: Safety of people in the event of fireElement 6: Fire safety risk assessment

Examinable Units

There are three major course Units (NGC1, FC1 & FC2) to successfully complete before you become fully certified with the NEBOSH National Fire Safety and Risk Management Certificate qualification.

Exam Venue

The examinations are held four times each year and are to be taken on location at a registered NEBOSH examination centre. Additional sitting fees may be applicable based on the exam centre venue.

Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in the months of March, June, July and December.

Written Exam Papers

Examinations comprise two 2-hour written papers for each of the core unit modules (namely NGC1 & FC1), which means there are two, 2-hour examinations in total. Each written paper consists of one long answer question and ten short answer questions.


Students must also complete a practical inspection report assessment, which consists of carrying out a risk assessment of a workplace and preparing a short report – this is known as Unit FC2.


The core unit exam papers will be marked by approved NEBOSH examiners that provide basic feedback and an overall grade. You need to gain a minimum passing grade of 45 out of 100 marks each of the core unit exam papers. The Unit FC2 inspection report is graded by your assigned tutor where you are required to gain a minimum of 60 out of 100 marks to successfully pass.

Learning Methods

E-Learning


This NEBOSH National Certificate has been designed for managers, supervisors, employee representatives and others to provide an appropriate breadth of underpinning knowledge for non-specialists in fire safety. It enables them to discharge more effectively their organisational duties for functions with respect to workplace safety. This NEBOSH fire and safety course also aims to equip holders to contribute to the construct and review of fire risk assessments and preventative and protective measures within most low risk workplaces, in accordance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and/or the Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006.

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NEBOSH International Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management

Key Topics Covered

• Legal requirements for health and safety at work• Implementation of health and safety management systems

and managing fire safety• Identification of workplace fire hazards• Methods of fire hazard control• Practical application of knowledge and understanding via a

fire risk assessment

Syllabus


Element 1: Foundations in health and safetyElement 2: Health and safety management systems - PlanElement 3: Health and safety management systems - Do Element 4: Health and safety management systems - Check Element 5: Health and safety management systems - Act

Unit IFC1: International fire safety and risk management

Element 1: Managing fire safetyElement 2: Principles of fire and explosion Element 3: Causes and prevention of fires and explosionsElement 4: Fire protection in buildingsElement 5: Safety of people in the event of fireElement 6: Fire safety risk assessment

Examinable Units

There are three major course units (IGC1, IFC1 and FC2) to successfully complete before you become fully certified with the NEBOSH International Fire Safety and Risk Management Certificate qualification.

Exam Venue


Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in the months of March, June, July and December.

Written Exam Papers

Examinations comprise two 2-hour written papers for each of the core unit modules (namely IGC1 & IFC1), which means there are two, 2-hour examinations in total. Each written paper consists of one long answer question and ten short answer questions.


Students must also complete a practical inspection report assessment, which consists of carrying out a risk assessment of a workplace and preparing a short report – this is known as unit FC2.


The core unit exam papers will be marked by approved NEBOSH examiners that provide basic feedback and an overall grade. You need to gain a minimum passing grade of 45 out of 100 marks for each of the core unit exam papers. The unit FC2 inspection report is graded by your assigned tutor where you are required to gain a mark of 60 out of 100 to successfully pass.

Learning Methods

E-Learning


This Certificate has been designed for managers, supervisors, employee representatives and others to provide an appropriate breadth of underpinning knowledge for non-specialists in fire safety to enable them to discharge more effectively their organisational duties or functions with respect to workplace safety. It also aims to equip holders to contribute to the functions with respect to workplace safety. It will also enable them to contribute to the conduct and review of fire risk assessments and preventative and protective measures within most low risk workplaces, in accordance with International and European best practice conventions.

Accredited Centre


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NEBOSH National Certificate in Construction Health and Safety

Key Topics Covered

• Legal requirements for health and safety at work• Implementation of health and safety management systems• Identification of construction workplace hazards• Practical application of knowledge and understanding

Syllabus

NGC1: Management of health and safety

Element 1: Foundations in health and safety Element 2: Health and safety management systems - PlanElement 3: Health and safety management systems - DoElement 4: Health and safety management systems - CheckElement 5: Health and safety management systems - Act

Unit NCC1: Managing and controlling hazards in construction activities

Element 1: Construction law and managementElement 2: Construction site - hazards and risk controlElement 3: Vehicle and plant movement - hazards and risk

controlElement 4: Musculoskeletal hazards and risk controlElement 5: Work equipment - hazards and risk controlElement 6: Electrical safetyElement 7: Fire safetyElement 8: Chemical and biological health - hazards and

risk controlElement 9: Physical and psychological health - hazards and

risk controlElement 10: Working at height - hazards and risk controlElement 11: Excavation work and confined spaces -

hazards and risk controlElement 12: Demolition and deconstruction - hazards and

risk control

Examinable Units

There are three major course Units (NGC1, NCC1 and NCC2) to successfully complete before you become fully certified with the NEBOSH National Construction Certificate qualification.

Exam Venue


Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in March, June, July and December.

Written Exam Papers

Examinations comprise two 2-hour written papers for each of the core unit modules (namely NGC1 & NCC1), which means there are two, 2-hour examinations in total. Each written paper consists of one long answer question and ten short answer questions.


Students must also complete a practical inspection report assessment, which consists of carrying out a risk assessment of a workplace and preparing a short report – this is known as unit NCC2.

The core unit exam papers will be marked by approved NEBOSH examiners that provide basic feedback and an overall grade. You need to gain a minimum passing grade of 45 out of 100 marks for each of the core unit exam papers. The Unit NCC2 inspection report is graded by your assigned tutor where you are required to gain 60 out of 100 marks to pass.

Learning Methods

E-Learning


This National NEBOSH Certificate is designed for supervisors and managers within the construction industry and is designed to provide a sound breadth of underpinning knowledge that enables them to discharge more effectively their duties with respect to health and safety in construction activities. It is designed to cover general health and safety issues within a construction context as well as placing emphasis on the specific construction issues that make the industry amongst the most dangerous in which to work.

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NEBOSHInternational Certificate in Construction Health and Safety

Key Topics Covered

• International standards for health and safety at work• Implementation of health and safety management systems• Identification of workplace hazards• Methods of risk control within the construction industry• Practical application of knowledge and understanding

Syllabus


Element 1: Foundations in health and safetyElement 2: Health and safety management systems - PlanElement 3: Health and safety management systems - DoElement 4: Health and safety management systems - CheckElement 5: Health and safety management systems 4 - Act

Unit ICC1: Managing and controlling hazards in international construction activities

Element 1: Construction managementElement 2: Construction site - hazards and risk controlElement 3: Vehicle and plant movement - hazards and risk

controlElement 4: Musculoskeletal - hazards and control Element 5: Work equipment - hazards and risk controlElement 6: Electrical safetyElement 7: Fire safetyElement 8: Chemical and biological health - hazards and risk

controlElement 9: Physical and psychological health - hazards and

risk controlElement 10: Working at height - hazards and risk controlElement 11: Excavation work and confined spaces - hazards

and risk controlElement 12: Demolition and deconstruction - hazards and

risk control

Examinable Units

There are three major course Units (IGC1, ICC1 and ICC2) to successfully complete before you become fully certified

with the NEBOSH International Construction Certificate qualification.

Exam Venue


Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in March, June, July and December.

Written Exam Papers

Examinations comprise two 2-hour written papers for each of the core unit modules (namely IGC1 and ICC1), which means there are two, 2-hour examinations in total. Each written paper consists of one long answer question and ten short answer questions.


Students must also complete a practical inspection report assessment, which consists of carrying out a risk assessment of a workplace and preparing a short report – this is known as Unit ICC2.


The core unit exam papers will be marked by approved NEBOSH examiners that provide basic feedback and an overall grade. You need to gain a minimum passing grade of 45 out of 100 marks for each of the core unit exam papers. The unit ICC2 inspection report is graded by your assigned tutor where you need 60 out of 100 marks to pass.

Learning Methods

E-Learning


The NEBOSH International Certificate in Construction Safety is a must for all those who are serious about wanting to gain a strong knowledge in the field of health and safety within the construction environment. This construction safety-oriented course is broken down into two primary sections known as units, the first unit focuses on managerial issues such as international legislation, safety management systems, risk assessments etc. The second unit addresses issues related to hazards and control measures, found in construction activities. This includes working at height, demolition and excavation as well as general issues including electrical, fire, chemical and work equipment. This course will enable the learner to become competent in making a construction activity safe while complying with appropriate regional legislation.

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NEBOSH International Technical Certificate in Oil and Gas Operational Safety

Key Topics Covered

• Health, safety environmental management in context• Hydrocarbon process safety• Fire protection and emergency response• Logistics and transport operations• Exams and how you’re assessed

Syllabus

Unit IOG1: Management of international oil and gas operational safety

Element 1: Health, safety and environmental management in context

Element 2: Hydrocarbon process safety 1

Element 3: Hydrocarbon process safety 2

Element 4: Fire protection and emergency response

Element 5: Logistics and transport operations

Examinable Unit

There is One core Unit (IOG1 written exam paper) to successfully complete before you become fully certified with the NEBOSH Oil & Gas Certificate qualification.

Exam Venue


Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in the months of March, June, September and December.

Written Exam Paper

The examination comprises one 2-hour written paper for the Unit entitled IOG1, which means there is only one 2-hour examination in total.

For the written papers (IOG1) the exam questioning format consists of one long answer question and ten short answer questions – for all of which you should attempt to gain maximum marks.

How your NEBOSH paper is marked

The core unit exam papers will be marked by approved NEBOSH examiners that provide basic feedback and an overall grade. Students need to gain a minimum passing grade of 45 marks out of 100 to successfully achieve this oil and gas certification.

Learning Methods

E-Learning


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This Oil and Gas Safety qualification is studied online (e-Learning) and examined externally.

This NEBOSH International Technical qualification is specifically designed for people with safety responsibility within the oil and gas industry. The qualification focuses on international standards and management systems, enabling students to effectively discharge workplace safety responsibilities both onshore and offshore. The Certificate also highlights the importance of process safety management in the oil and gas industry.

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Accredited Training – Diplomas

NEBOSH National Diploma in Environmental Management

Key Topics Covered

• Principals of managing and controlling environmental risk• Implementation of environmental management systems• Environmental legislation, enforcement and civil liability• Dealing with key environmental hazards and resources• Practical application of knowledge and understanding

via a workplace-based project

Syllabus

Unit ED1: Management of environmental risk

Element 1: Principles of environmental risk managementElement 2: Environmental risk evaluationElement 3: Control strategies for environmental riskElement 4: Monitoring, review and auditElement 5: Developments in environmental legislationElement 6: Environmental legislative framework and

methods of enforcementElement 7: Public access to environmental informationElement 8: Civil liability in relation to environmental pollutionElement 9: Solid and liquid wastes Element 10: Gaseous and particulate releases to

atmosphereElement 11: Water resources managementElement 12: Control of environmental nuisance Element 13: Hazardous substancesElement 14: Environmental implications of development and

land useElement 15: Energy use and efficiency

Examinable Units

There are two major course units (ED1 and ED2) to successfully complete before you become fully certified with the NEBOSH Environmental Diploma qualification.

Exam Venue

The examinations are held twice each year and are to be taken on location at a registered NEBOSH examination centre. Additional sitting fees may be applicable based on the exam centre venue.

Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in the months of June and December.

The Written Exam Paper ED1

Examinations comprise one 3-hour written paper (namely ED1) where candidates are required to select only five from a selection of eight questions to attempt.

ED2 Workplace based Project

Students must also complete a 4,000 word, workplace based assignments for the ED2 unit.


The ED1 exam paper will be marked by approved NEBOSH examiners that provide basic feedback and an overall grade. You need to gain a minimum passing grade of 45 out of 100 marks. The ED2 unit assignments are graded by your assigned NEBOSH Environmental Diploma tutor and an on-going discussion log is maintained as evidence for your contribution and understanding of the assignment – a minimum passing grade of 60 out of a potential 100 marks is required.

Learning Methods

E-Learning


The NEBOSH National Diploma in Environmental Management e-Learning course is designed for individuals with responsibilities for the management of environmental risk in relation to the damage caused by work activities. It will be invaluable for managers taking on environmental responsibilities and those aiming to develop and implement effective environmental managements systems within their organisations.

It is designed to provide the specialist knowledge and understanding combined with the application of the expertise that underpins competent performance within environmental management.

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NEBOSH International Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety

Key Topics Covered

• Managing health and safety• Hazardous agents in the workplace• Workplace and work equipment safety• Practical application of health and safety theory

Syllabus

Unit IA: International management of health and safety

Element IA1: Principles of health and safety managementElement IA2: Loss causation and incident investigationElement IA3: Measuring and reviewing health and safety

performanceElement IA4: Identifying hazards, assessing and

evaluating risksElement IA5: Risk ControlElement IA6: Organisational factorsElement IA7: Human factorsElement IA8: Regulating health and safetyUnit IB: International control of hazardous agents in

the workplaceElement IB1: Principles of chemical control, toxicology

and epidemiologyElement IB2: Hazardous substances and other

chemicals – assessment of risk Element IB3: Hazardous chemicals – engineering controls

and personal protective equipmentElement IB4: Monitoring and measuringElement IB5: Biological agentsElement IB6: Physical agents 1 – noise and vibration Element IB7: Physical agents 2 – radiationElement IB8: Psycho-social agentsElement IB9: Musculoskeletal risks and controlsElement IB10: Work environment risks and controlsElement IB11: Managing occupational healthUnit IC: International workplace and work equipment

safetyElement IC1: General workplace issuesElement IC2: Principles of fire and explosionElement IC3: Workplace fire risk assessmentElement IC4: Storage, handling and processing of

dangerous substances

Element IC5: Work equipment (general)Element IC6: Work equipment (workplace machinery)Element IC7: Work equipment (mobile, lifting and access)Element IC8: Electrical safetyElement IC9: Construction hazards and controlsElement IC10: Workplace transport and driving for workElement IC11: Pressure system hazards and controls

Examinable Units

There are four major course Units (A, B, C and D) to successfully complete before you become fully certified.

Exam Venue

The written examinations are held twice each year and taken at a registered NEBOSH examination centre.

Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in the months of January and July.

Assessment

Units IA, IB and IC are each assessed by one three-hour written examination consisting of two parts. Candidate scripts are marked by external examiners appointed by NEBOSH.

Unit ID is assessed by a written assignment of approximately 8,000 words, designed to test knowledge across the syllabus by assessing application of health and safety theory and practice in the workplace (Unit D). This is graded by a NEBOSH examiner, with an ongoing discussion log which is maintained by your tutor as evidence of your contribution to the assignment.

Learning Methods

E-Learning

This qualification is studied online and examined externally.

This qualification is designed for individuals who want to progress their career in health and safety and to develop the knowledge and skills in order to become an international health & safety practitioner. This e-Learning International Diploma qualification has been designed to give you the confidence to implement the core knowledge and skills you will learn during the course of study.

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Accredited Centre

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NEBOSHNational Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety

Key Topics Covered

• Get a balanced perspective of the full scope of occupational safety and health issues.

• Organise and communicate an effective safety program.• Learn techniques to identify and target hazards in your

organisation and actions to prevent incidents and costs• Managing health and safety• Hazardous agents in the workplace• Workplace and work equipment safety• Practical application of health and safety theory

Syllabus

Unit A: Managing health and safety

Element A1: Principles of health and safety managementElement A2: Loss causation and incident investigationElement A3: Measuring and reviewing health and safety

performanceElement A4: Identifying hazards, assessing and

evaluating risksElement A5: Risk ControlElement A6: Organisational factorsElement A7: Human factorsElement A8: Principles of health and safety lawElement A9: Criminal lawElement A10: Civil lawUnit B: Hazardous agents in the workplaceElement B1: Principles of toxicology and epidemiologyElement B2: Hazardous substances and other

chemicals – assessment of riskElement B3: Hazardous substances and other

chemicals – engineering controls and PPEElement B4: Monitoring and measuringElement B5: Biological agentsElement B6: Physical agents 1 – noise and vibrationElement B7: Physical agents 2 – radiationElement B8: Psychosocial agentsElement B9: Musculoskeletal risks and controlsElement B10: Work environment risks and controlsElement B11: Managing occupational health

Unit C: Workplace and work equipment safetyElement C1: General workplace issuesElement C2: Principles of fire and explosionElement C3: Workplace fire risk assessmentElement C4: Storage, handling and processing of dangerous

substancesElement C5: Work equipment (general)Element C6: Work equipment (workplace machinery)Element C7: Work equipment (mobile, lifting and access) Element C8: Electrical safety and Electricity at Work

Regulations 1989Element C9: Construction hazards and controlsElement C10: Workplace transport and driving for workElement C11: Pressure system hazards and controls

Examinable Units

There are four major course Units (A, B, C and D) to successfully complete before you become fully certified.

Exam Venue

The written examinations are held twice each year and are taken at a registered NEBOSH examination centre. Additional sitting fees may be applicable.

Exam Schedule

The examinations are scheduled on NEBOSH standard examination dates in the months of January and July.

Assessment

Units A, B and C are each assessed by one three-hour written examination consisting of two parts. Candidate scripts are marked by external examiners appointed by NEBOSH.

Unit D is assessed by a written assignment of approximately 8,000 words, designed to test knowledge across the syllabus by assessing application of health and safety theory and practice in the workplace (Unit D). This is graded by a NEBOSH examiner, with an ongoing discussion log which is maintained by your tutor as evidence of your contribution to the assignment.

Learning Methods

E-Learning

This qualification is studied online and examined externally.

The NEBOSH National Diploma in Occupational Safety & Health course is created around UK legislation and best practices for managing and implementing safety management systems.

Designed for individuals wanting to progress their career in health and safety in the UK, this course will help you to develop the knowledge and skills to become a health and safety practitioner. Courses have been devised to provide you with the confidence to implement the information and abilities you will learn in real life situations.

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IOSHWorking Safely Course

IOSHManaging Safely Course

Modules

• Introducing working safely• Defining hazard and risk• Identifying common hazards• Improving safety performance• Protecting our environment

Assessment

Delegates are evaluated using a multi-format question paper and a multiple choice hazard spotting exercise

When you pass, you can choose to receive the IOSH Working safely certificate and/or the IOSH safety passport as proof of your qualification

How the course delivery style suits you?

Memorable and thought provoking facts and case studies help drive the points home over the whole course

Each module is backed by crystal clear examples and recognisable scenarios, and summaries reinforce the key learning points

The course includes interactive games and quizzes, helping delegates learn in a refreshingly informal way

Minimal disruption to working days and shifts – the programme is delivered in just one day, including the assessment

Efficient and effective learning – health, safety and environmental basics are covered in a single programme

Modules

• Assessing risks• Controlling risks• Understanding responsibilities• Understanding hazards• Investigating incidents• Measuring performance• Protecting our environment

Assessment

A 25 question, multiple format assessment paper

A risk assessment based project

When you pass, you’ll be awarded an IOSH Managing safely certificate




The course includes checklists and other materials for delegates to try out and then use when they get back to their own workplaces

Little ‘down time’ – the programme can be delivered flexibly so that it suits your business


Business Benefits

Greater productivity as fewer hours are lost due to sickness and accidents

Improved company-wide safety awareness culture and appreciation for safety measures

Active staff involvement to improve the workplace

Nationally recognised and respected certification

Enhanced reputation within the supply chain

Recognised by CSCS as an equivalent to a Level 1 Award in health and safety in a construction environment

Learning Methods

E-Learning or classroom learning


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Course duration

One day

Business Benefits




Nationally recognised and respected certification for managers and supervisors


Learning Methods

E-Learning or classroom learning


6/12

Course Duration

Four days

IOSH Working Safely training course is a one-day course designed for people at any level in any sector, and meets the government’s guidelines for introductory health and safety training.

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Please note: All IOSH Safety Training Courses will be provided by an IOSH third party supplier Please note: All IOSH Safety Training Courses will be provided by an IOSH third party supplier

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IOSH Managing Safely – Refresher Course

IOSH Leading Safely Course

Key aspects of the course

• Personal reflections• Refreshing your knowledge• Building on what you know• Putting managing safely into practice• Applying the management system

Assessment

Interactive quiz and discussions

Completion of a practical exercise based on the operations of a real business

Successful delegates are awarded an up-to-date IOSH Managing safely certificate




The course includes checklists and other materials for delegates to try out and then use when they get back to their own workplaces

Little ‘down time’ – the programme can be delivered flexibly so that it suits your business


Key Learning Points

Recognising the value of strategic safety and health and its integration into business management systems and performance

Understanding your safety and health responsibilities

Appreciating the consequences of poor safety and health

Planning the overall direction for safety and health in your organisation

Understanding the importance of adequately resourcing your safety and health management system

Knowing why you should monitor and review your safety and health performance

Content and Assessment

Initial diagnostic questionnaire on your safety and health leadership behaviours

Personalised report based on your responses, including recommendations on actions to take and improvements to make

Case study review, tailored to your needs and industry – how things can go wrong, then ‘getting it right’, including a follow-on scenario based around putting improvements in place using Plan-Do-Check-Act HSMS and integration into business systems

Assessment is completion of a personal commitment – a set of actions to take following the recommendations in your report and other learning

Business Benefits




Nationally recognised and respected certification for managers and supervisors


Learning Methods

Classroom Learning


6/12

Duration

One day


Short duration so as not to disrupt the busy schedule of CEOs, MDs, senior managers, directors and executives

Flexible format to fit in with your needs – choose from five hours face-to-face learning, or a blended approach of three hours face-to-face learning with an online module

Examples chosen to suit your needs and industry

Support before, during and after you attend the course through the dedicated IOSH for Leaders app

Business Benefits

A reduction in accident rates, absence and sick leave

Increased productivity and profits

An improved reputation among suppliers, clients and partners

Reduced insurance premiums and legal costs

Better business continuity

Learning Methods

Classroom Learning


6/12

Duration

One day

The Managing Safely Refresher course is aimed at managers and supervisors who have previously undertaken the full version IOSH Managing Safely course. It is IOSH’s view that it is best practice for Managing Safely certificate holders to renew their learning within a three year period. The refresher course provides delegates with the latest best practice and legislation changes and ensures that their knowledge and best practice is completely up to date.

Delegate must have an IOSH Managing Safely certificate completed within the last three years.

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CIEHLevel 2 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace

CIEH Level 3 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace

Who needs this qualification

Anyone in a work environment.

Why is this training course important

Employers are responsible for providing safe and healthy workplace conditions as well as the right systems and methods for safe activities. Nevertheless, employees also have a vital part to play in the equation. They need the right knowledge and the right attitude which demands proper training in the basics of health and safety, as well as specific training for individual tasks.

Learning Outcomes

• Understanding the principles of health and safety and accident prevention

• Ability to contribute to any health and safety management system

• Understand the importance of risk assessment as a technique for accident and ill health prevention

• Understand the responsibilities placed on employers and employees

• Understand the hazard, risk and main causes of harm to workers (manual handling, hazardous substances, exposure to noise and vibration)

• Understand the importance of following systems, procedures and rules

• Understand how individual action can reduce risks to health and safety

• Appreciate how workplace equipment and task design affect health and safety


Everyone working in a supervisory position.


Accidents and illness can result in disability, death or incapacity for work. The supervisor is in an ideal position to influence, monitor and train employees. They can also ensure that managers are informed, persuaded, encouraged or pressured into providing for better health and safety standards.

Learning Outcomes

• Demonstrate an understanding of the main concepts of health and safety

• Show awareness of the benefits of health and safety culture

• Explain the roles and responsibilities of individuals, supervisors and management in health and safety

• Demonstrate an understanding of health and safety control and improvement strategies available to supervisors

Assessment

60 question multi-choice exam

Pre-requisites

Basic knowledge of health and safety issues such as the level 2 award in Health and Safety in the Workplace qualification or equivalent

Learning Methods

Classroom Learning


6/12

Course Duration

Three days

Assessment

Multiple choice exam

Learning Methods

Classroom learning


6/12

Course Duration

One day

Designed to ensure that all employees are aware of their own safety and the safety of customers, contractors and the public. This qualification can be tailored to business and individual needs to make the learning experience relevant and fit for purpose.

This qualification provides a thorough understanding of health and safety emphasising the importance of monitoring staff and controls. It also details the need for a structured management approach to health and safety and the key factors in implementing health and safety policy.

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CIEHLevel 2 Award in Environmental Principles and Best Practice

CIEHLevel 2 Award in Risk Assessment Principles and Practice


All members of staff whose activities could have a significant impact on the environment or supervisors or managers who are being introduced to environmental issues for the first time.


Environmental issues impact on every organisation. The rising costs of energy and raw materials, growing awareness of stakeholders and increasing environmental legislation are forcing organisations to address their own environmental performance.

Many organisations have identified that tackling environmental issues can bring benefits to their business including reduced waste and utility costs, reduced liabilities and access to new markets and investors.

Learning Outcomes

• Identify primary local and global environmental impacts of their organisation

• Understand key terms and definitions of pollution

• Learn basic principles, key concepts and importance of environmental law

• Identify the link between their jobs and a range of environmental impacts

• Understand business benefits of adopting an environmental management system

• Identify key issues related to energy use and carbon management, waste minimisation, water use, pollution and emergency planning

Assessment

Practical assessment plus multiple choice exam


6/12

Course Duration

One day


Anyone in a work environment as it raises learners’ awareness of the concept of risk assessment.


This CIEH Level 2 Award Principles in Risk Assessment was created in response to industry requirements for all employees to be risk aware. Although not all employees will be expected to undertake risk assessments themselves, they may be asked to contribute to the process and will be expected to act always to protect their own health and safety and that of others.

Learning Outcomes

• Ability to contribute both to the maintenance of a safe work environment and to the process of formal risk assessment

• Understand the legal requirements for risk assessment

• Understand the principles of risk assessment including: • Hazards, risks and control measures • The five steps of risk assessment • The hierarchy of control • Risk assessment review and record keeping.

Assessment

Multiple choice exam

Learning Methods

Classroom learning


6/12

Course Duration

One day

This qualification has been created to provide an awareness of key environmental concepts and an introduction to environmental management systems.

This new qualification is designed to help improve the workplace culture for occupational health and safety by enabling learners to understand the basic principles of risk assessment.

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CCNSGSafety Passport Scheme – CCNSG National Course

CCNSGSafety Passport Scheme – CCNSG Renewal Course


This CCNSG National Course is a two-day course for basic site safety aimed at all personnel wishing to work on engineering construction sites and covers basic site safety. The CCNSG Safety Passport is often a pre-requisite for working on site.


The CCNSG Safety Passport scheme is certified by the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB).

The CCNSG Safety Passport is frequently a specified requirement for contractors wishing to work on engineering construction sites.

Learning Outcomes

• Safe behaviour at work• Safe place of work• Confined space entry• Excavations• Permit to work systems• Safe use of access equipment and working at heights• Site transport• Protecting the environment• Safe lifting and manual handling• Safe systems of work• Asbestos• Hazardous substances• LOLER• PUWER• Electricity• Isolation• Hand-arm vibration• Noise


The CCNSG Renewal Course is a one-day refresher course for those who have already passed the CCNSG National Course. This has to be taken within three months of the Safety Passport expiry date. If it is not taken within the specified time, then the two day CCNSG National Course will have to be retaken.


The CCNSG Safety Passport scheme is certified by the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB).

The CCNSG Safety Passport is frequently a specified requirement for contractors wishing to work on engineering construction sites.

Learning Outcomes

The CCNSG Renewal Course covers the following objectives:

• The impact of an accident• The importance of safe behaviour• Legal framework• POWRA• PTW• Good practice

Assessment

This is a two-day training course with a test at the end of each session.

Validity

The CCNSG National Course is valid for three years from the date of the course.

Learning Methods

Classroom Learning


6/12

Course Duration

Two days

Assessment

This is a refresher course with a test at the end of each session.

Entry Requirements

You will hold a CCNSG Safety Passport that is about to expire or has expired within the last three months.

Learning Methods

Classroom Learning


6/12

Course Duration

One day

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The Client Contractor National Safety Group (CCNSG), is a consortium of major industrialists from the power generation, steel, oil, gas and chemical industries who recognised the need to train contractors on basic safety to a common standard. The group has standardised basic safety training and devised a core curriculum which has now become a national training scheme.

The aim of the CCNSG Safety Passport Scheme is to ensure a basic knowledge of health and safety for all site personnel to enable them, after appropriate site induction to work on site more safely with lower risk to themselves and others.

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CITBSite Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) – Site Safety Plus

CITB Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) – Refresher Site Safety Plus

Overview

The United Kingdom Contractors Group (UKCG) recognises this course as meeting the required standard for all managers working on UKCG sites.

Course Content

• The Health and Safety at Work Act• Construction Design and Management (CDM) Regulations• Risk assessments/method statements• Recent changes in accepted working practices• Behavioural safety• Management of occupational health• Electricity• Excavations• Working at height• Scaffolding• Demolition• Confined spaces.

Assessment

This is a highly interactive course delivered by means of case studies, classroom discussion, group work and individual/group presentations. In addition, you will be required to undertake some self-study outside of the course. You will be continuously assessed and required to successfully complete a multiple-choice test.

Overview


Course Content

• The current focus of the Health and Safety Executive’s attention

• Risk assessment and method statements• Construction Site Health, Safety and Welfare• Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous

Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR)• Behavioural safety• Occupational health• Overview and changes to the current legislation affecting

construction.

Assessment

This is a highly interactive course delivered by means of case studies, classroom discussion, group work and individual/group presentations. In addition, you will be required to undertake some self-study outside of the course. You will be continuously assessed and required to successfully complete a multiple-choice test.

Qualifications/certification

Upon successfully completing the course you will be awarded a CITB Site Safety Plus certificate.



Learning Methods

Classroom learning


6/12

Course Duration

Five days

Entry Requirements

You must hold a valid SMSTS certificate, which has been gained within the last five years. This qualification must be renewed every five years by attending this SMSTS Refresher course. You must also have a good understanding of spoken and written English. Please contact us if you have any concerns in this area.

Learning Methods

Classroom learning


6/12

Course Duration

Two days

This is a five-day course which provides project managers, site managers and supervisors, business proprietors and client-based personnel with the knowledge and skills to enable them to ensure healthy and safe conditions for construction site employees.

This two-day course aims to refresh your understanding of your key responsibilities and accountability for site safety, health, welfare and the environment, enabling you to provide healthy and safe working conditions for everyone on site.

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CITB Site Supervisors’ Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS) – Site Safety Plus

CITB Site Supervisors’ Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS) – Refresher Site Safety Plus

Overview


Course Content

• The Health and Safety at Work Act• Specific site issues that challenge supervisors on

a daily basis• Effective toolbox talks• Supervision of occupational health• Behavioural safety

Assessment

This is a highly interactive course delivered by means of case studies, classroom discussion, group work and individual/group presentations. You will be continuously assessed and required to successfully complete a multiple-choice test.



This qualification must be renewed every five years by attending the SSSTS Refresher course.

Learning Methods

Classroom learning

Course duration

Two days

Overview


Course Content

• How health and safety law is structured• How the supervisory role fits in with the manager’s role in

controlling the site safely• Understanding the need for method statements• Construction Site Health, Safety and Welfare• Communication routes within site activity• Behavioural safety• Supervision of occupational health

Assessment

This is a highly interactive course delivered by means of case studies, classroom discussion, group work and individual/group presentations. You will be continuously assessed and required to successfully complete a multiple-choice test.



Entry requirements

You must hold a valid Site Supervisors’ Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS) certificate, which has been gained within the last five years.

Learning Methods

Classroom learning

Course duration

One day

This two-day course introduces site supervisors to their legal responsibilities regarding health, safety, welfare and environmental issues.

This one-day course will reinforce and update your knowledge and understanding of your legal responsibilities regarding health, safety, welfare and environmental issues.

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Non Accredited Training

Arco Health and Safety Awareness Course

Construction Design and Management Regulations (CDM) 2015

Who should attend the course?

The course is aimed at all employees with no supervisory responsibility and is a great introduction to health and safety.

Content

• Introductions to health, safety and welfare• The law• Common hazards and controlling risk• The workplace and work equipment• Transport and vehicles

The sessions are completed by applying the above in workplace scenarios to help explain application within the attendees working environment.

Learning Outcomes

• Have an understanding of their responsibilities to health and safety

• Be able to identify hazards• Understand the importance of risk assessment• Be able to work safely

Assessment

Student understanding will be measured by a short multiple choice test.

Learning Methods

Classroom learning

Duration

One day

Course Content

• CDM 2015 overview and application• Duty holder responsibilities• Assisting with preparation of the client brief• Assisting with the preparation of pre-construction

information• Planning, managing and monitoring work during the

pre-construction phase• The elimination, reduction, and control of risks through

design• Health and safety file content and requirements

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the legal requirements of CDM 2015• Identify the roles of the client, principal contractor,

principal designer, contractors and designers• Appreciate the importance of the requirements for

assessment of knowledge, skills, experience and resources

• Identify requirement for project documentation

Who should attend the course

The course is suitable for anyone involved in construction, the course is open to:

• Builders, • Joiners, • Ceiling & Partition Installers, • Plasterers, Decorators, • Plumbers, • Gas and Central Heating Engineers, • Kitchen Fitters, • Architects, • Designers, • Groundworks and Civil Contractors, • AV/TV Equipment Installers.

Learning Methods

Classroom learning

Duration

One day and half a day

The Construction Design & Management Regulations 2015 (CDM) are one of the regulations for managing the health, safety and welfare of construction projects.

CDM applies to all building and construction work in both the commercial and domestic environments and includes new build, refurbishment, internal and external upgrades, extensions, conversions, repair, maintenance and demolition.

With the recent changes in the in the Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2015 everyone involved in construction needs to be aware of the changes and how it impacts on their role, particularly clients, designers, contractors and anyone involved in construction work on domestic projects.

The course is suitable for business proprietors, managers, architects, designers, supervisors and self-employed trades persons working in all industry sectors that could be undertaking construction work and includes any organisation having an in-house maintenance project management facility.

We offer two courses:

A half-day course which will provide an overview of the legal duties and give guidance on ways of complying without unnecessary paperwork.

A one-day course which deals with all the foregoing and looks in detail at the requirements of CDM 2015 for every Duty Holder.

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