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Industry-first training for Temporary Works Co-ordinators

With additional comments and profiles from our specialist tutors: Kenneth Mackenzie BSc (Eng) MSc CEng MICE MCIM MinstCS Anita Ballard BSc CEng MICE

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As well as being one of the leading UK providers in temporary works training, Thomas Telford Training is now an accredited Site Safety Plus training provider of the Temporary Works Co-ordinator Training Course (TWCTC).

The course was launched by the CITB in response to recent efforts to tighten procedural control on temporary works projects, whereby the construction industry issued a mandate that all Temporary Works Co-ordinators are to hold CSkills certifi cation.

Delivered across 2 days, the course is designed to assist those on site who have responsibility for managing all forms of temporary works. It is also designed to give confi dence to senior management and those who engage contractors. Participating delegates will reach an assessed standard of knowledge and be awarded a CSkills Site Safety Plus Certifi cate on successful completion.

The course has the support of a number of organisations: CITB, Temporary Works Forum CECA, UKCG, HSE and FMB, making it transferable across industry.

HOW WILL YOU BE AWARDED?

A CSkills Site Safety Plus Certifi cate on successful completion of the 2 day programme and on passing a multiple choice CITB examination following the course.

WHO IS IT FOR?

This course is ideal for anyone who has attended a Thomas Telford Training Temporary Works Co-ordination or Temporary Works Design course, or has been considered for appointment as a Temporary Works Co-ordinator/ Supervisor and wishes to progress to the next professional level. It is also of interest to others involved in the temporary works co-ordination process including:

Site and Project Managers

Designers and Supervisors working for clients

Consultants and Contractors who need a detailed awareness of the safety and technical implications of temporary works

It is assumed that attending delegates will have pre-existing knowledge of temporary works.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?

The needs and processes for temporary works co-ordination

The duties of a TWC

The roles of others involved in temporary works projects

The need for temporary works policy and legal aspects

The detail of BS5975 and the procedural controls described in the Code

How the TW process is applied in practice

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Ken is a chartered civil engineer and construction consultant with extensive design and construction experience across many sectors, including civil infrastructure, commercial and industrial building, water and rail environments.

He has led projects from design through to completion and has in depth experience of temporary works in practice. He understands the need for good guidance, processes and procedures to deliver effective and effi cient solutions to construction projects. Ken has experience in the development and delivery of key learning to the industry.

KEY SKILLS

Unique blend of technical, commercial and business skills

Excellent communication skills and a real ability to deliver effective training

Experienced construction industry consultant with strong practical construction project management ability

Broad industry experience across many sectors and disciplines

KEY PROJECTS

Established a business start-up division of Birse Rail Ltd.

Delivery of Network rail structures framework contract

Derby Sewerage Treatment works (phase 1 of 27M project)

CAREER SUMMARY

Construction consultant: 2010 present

Balfour Beatty: 2006 2009

Birse (rail, projects and construction divisions): 1990 2006

Wood Construction Group: 1988 1990

Conder Projects Group: 1983 1988

KENNETHS COMMENTS ON THE TRAINING

My working career has been with contractors directly involved in construction, and therefore have been engaged with a very wide range of temporary works, both hands-on and the management of the works.

I have particularly enjoyed helping to raise the profi le of temporary works co-ordination over the last four years through delivery of the TTT suite of training programmes, and am pleased that our 2-day TWC course aligns precisely with the CITB/SSP accredited course I deliver as an approved TWCTC tutor.

Kenneth MackenzieBSc (Eng) MSc CEng MICE MCIM MinstCS


TEMPORARY WORKS TUTORS

Anita has 15 years experience with major civil engineering contractors and temporary works manufacturers throughout the UK and overseas. A chartered civil Engineer, Anita gained broad experience in both design and construction of heavy civils structures before specialising in the design and provision of technical support for temporary works solutions.

She has a particular blend of experience of the technical, practical and legal demands of temporary works structures. This enables her to understand clients briefs and provide effective and practical solutions. She has authored technical literature for a leading temporary works provider and continues to develop and deliver training across the industry on the role of temporary works Co-ordinator.

KEY SKILLS

Detailed knowledge of temporary works design and execution

Experience of a wide range of engineering projects from small tender to multi-million pound design and erect contracts

Excellent communicator across all levels

Detailed knowledge of traditional and innovative temporary works solutions

In depth knowledge of legislative requirements and industry best practice

Strategic experience of temporary works co-ordination

KEY PROJECTS

Providing technical support for the erection of the Ma Wan Viaduct, Hong Kong. Value 10m

Providing design and technical support for temporary works to the Lee tunnel crossing (Ireland)

Team Leader responsible for the design and co-ordination of heavy-duty temporary works schemes for the north of England and Scotland.

CAREER SUMMARY

Self-employed consultant: 1999 present

RMD: 1994 1999

Costain: 1988 1994

ANITAS COMMENTS ON THE TRAINING

I can tailor this programme to suit your specifi c needs, for example any existing company procedures can be incorporated into the training syllabus. Tutorials based on company examples can be organised utilising the company specifi c paperwork to help embed the learning and demonstrate the relevance to you.

My tutoring is not just for prospective temporary works Co-ordinators but anyone involved in the co-ordination process as it is important the site team understand the requirements and process in order to support the appointed persons.

Anita BallardBSc CEng MICE

TEMPORARY WORKS COURSES

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Temporary Works Co-ordinator Training Course

REFERENCE CODE C0517 2 DAYS

In-house: To discuss the tailored training programmes available to you, contact:

Richard Bowes Account [email protected]+44 (0)20 7665 2306

Shared Classroom: 23 July, London 57523 September, Birmingham 575

AVAILABILITY

Combining a mixture of lectures, discussion periods and group work this 1 day course will teach delegates:

The individual functions of personnel involved in temporary works

The legal liabilities surrounding duty holders and the additional responsibilities encountered by temporary works processes

The key factors in Temporary Works Systems

IDEAL FOR:

All those working for Clients, Consultants and Contractors who need a detailed awareness of the safety and technical implications of temporary works:

Engineers Project Managers Designers Supervisors

Temporary Works Co-ordination

REFERENCE CODE: C0512 1 DAY

Ensuring the safe design and implementation of temporary works systems


Richard Bowes Account [email protected]+44 (0)20 7665 2306

Shared Classroom: 13 May, Birmingham 285 8 July, London 28516 September, Birmingham 28519 November, Birmingham 285

AVAILABILITY

Across 2 days, a combination of presentation, discussion, case studies and worked examples of commonly occurring temporary works will teach delegates:

The needs and processes for temporary works co-ordination The duties of a TWC The roles of others involved in temporary works projects The need for temporary works policy and legal aspects The detail of BS5975 and the procedural controls described in the Code How the TW process is applied in practice

IDEAL FOR:

Anyone who has attended a Thomas Telford Training Temporary Works Co-ordination or Temporary Works Design course, or has been considered for appointment as a Temporary Works Co-ordinator/ Supervisor and wishes to progress to the next professional level. It is also of interest to others involved in the temporary works co-ordination process including:

Site and Project Managers Designers and Supervisors working for clients Consultants and Contractors who need a detailed awareness of the safety and technical implications of temporary works



A succinct and interactive 1 day course that provides all the answers! Ideal for anyone undertaking or planning to undertake the role of Temporary Works Supervisor, this course teaches the following:

The role, responsibilities and appointment of a Temporary Works Supervisor

How to implement temporary works procedures, and assist the Temporary Works Co-ordinator in their duties

How to assess and control risks associated with temporary works

Temporary works procedures in the context of current legislation

The key stages of typical temporary works, how things could go wrong, and how to manage change

The typical hold points, inspections and permits which might be needed

IDEAL FOR:

Site Engineers, Managers or Foremen working with a Temporary Works Co-ordinator

Other Supervisors (employed by works contractors) likely to be assisting a Temporary Works Co-ordinator

Site Safety Advisors

Surveyors, Estimators and others who are involved in tendering for, procuring or supplying temporary works subcontracts, designs or equipment

Temporary Works Co-ordination: The Supervisors Role


For clarity on your role and responsibilities as a Temporary Works Supervisor


Richard Bowes, Account [email protected]+44 (0)20 7665 2306

Shared Classroom: 21 October, Birmingham 285

AVAILABILITY

One of two courses on temporary works design offered by Thomas Telford Training. Delivered by a highly experienced Chartered Civil and Structural Engineer, with an extensive professional background in temporary works consultancy, this course provides a thorough introduction to:

Procedures in temporary works design, including temporary works co-ordination, in accordance with BS5975

The processes involved in temporary works design and how site conditions affect the design of above ground temporary works

How to design signifi cant temporary works

IDEAL FOR:

Design Engineers wishing to specialise in temporary works as a general introduction to the basics

Design Engineers needing to understand the design of the temporary works for which they may be designing permanent works

Temporary Works Co-ordinators, Managers, Site Engineers, Estimators and Planners with a general knowledge of engineering design wanting a detailed understanding of design of temporary works for which they may be responsible

Temporary Works Design (Above Ground)


Be clear on the correct design, co-ordination and execution of temporary works above ground



Shared Classroom: 14 May, Birmingham 28513 August, London 28512 November, Birmingham 285

AVAILABILITY



A sister course to Temporary Works Design (Above Ground) and delivered by the same industry expert, Temporary Works Design (Below Ground) delivers insights into temporary works executed below ground. Delegates will gain a thorough understanding of:

Procedures in temporary works design, including temporary works co-ordination, in accordance with BS5975

The processes involved in temporary works design and how site conditions affect the design of below ground temporary works

How to design signifi cant temporary works

IDEAL FOR:

Design Engineers wishing to specialise in temporary works as a general introduction to the basics

Design Engineers needing to understand the design of the temporary works for which they may be designing permanent works

Temporary Works Co-ordinators, Managers, Site Engineers, Estimators and Planners with a general knowledge of engineering design wanting a detailed understanding of design of temporary works for which they may be responsible

Temporary Works Design (Below Ground)


Be clear on the correct design, co-ordination and execution of temporary works below ground



Shared Classroom: 15 May, Birmingham 28514 August, London 28513 November, Birmingham 285

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CODE COURSE TITLE LOCATION DAYS MONTH

BUSINESS AND PERSONAL SKILLS APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

F0111 Finance for Engineers London 1 14 285

L1007 Construction Disputes Masterclass - The Cause, Effect and Solution London 1 8 460

L1008 Expert Witness Masterclass London 3 21 1295

M0764 Technical Report and Business Writing Birmingham 2 20 495

Glasgow 2 16 495

London 2 5 495

ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

E0204 Sustainable Development - Design, Construction And Maintenance Birmingham 1 30 285

London 1 25 285

S0605 Introduction to Contaminated Land Birmingham 1 22 255

EUROCODES APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

D9002 Eurocodes EN1990/EN1991 For Buildings London 1 10 285

Glasgow 1 1 285

D9202 Design Of Concrete Structures To Eurocode 2 - The Essentials London 1 19 285

Birmingham 1 16 285

D9203 Design Of Concrete Structures To Eurocode 2 - The Workshop London 2 24 465

D9204 Design Of Liquid Retaining Structures To Eurocode 2 Birmingham 1 11 285

D9302 Design of Steel Structures to Eurocode 3 - The Essentials London 1 24 285

Birmingham 1 22 285

D9303 Design of Steel Structures to Eurocode 3 - The Workshop London 1 2 465

Birmingham 1 5 465

D9601 Design of Structural Masonry To Eurocode 6 Birmingham 1 25 285

D9702 Geotechnical Design To Eurocode 7 Birmingham 1 5 285

London 1 8 285

Glasgow 1 12 285

D9901 Design of Bridges to Eurocodes London 3 15 960

Birmingham 3 14 960

G0201 Design Of Retaining Walls To Eurocode 7 Glasgow 1 24 285

Birmingham 1 24 285

London 1 6 285

GRADUATE DEVELOPMENT

Business and Personal Skills APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

F0111 Finance for Engineers London 1 14 285

Environment and Sustainability APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

E0204 Sustainable Development - Design, Construction And Maintenance Birmingham 1 30 285

London 1 25 285


Ground Engineering APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

C0512 Temporary Works Co-ordination Birmingham 1 13 16 19 285

London 1 8 285

C0513 Temporary Works Design (Above Ground) Birmingham 1 14 12 285

London 1 13 285


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GRADUATE DEVELOPMENT (Continued)

Ground Engineering (Continued) APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

C0514 Temporary Works Design (Below Ground) Birmingham 1 15 13 285

London 1 14 285

C0516 Temporary Works Co-ordination The Supervisors Role Birmingham 1 21 285

G0315 Getting it Right: Geotechnical Data for Design Birmingham 1 3 285

London 1 7 285

G0316 Getting it Right: Ground Investigation Birmingham 1 4 285

London 1 8 285


Health, Safety and Welfare APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC


London 1 8 285


London 1 13 285


London 1 14 285

C0516 Temporary Works Co-ordination The Supervisors Role Birmingham 1 21 285

C0517 Temporary Works Co-ordinator Training Course London 2 2 575

Birmingham 2 2 575

S0930 CDM 2007 - Overview London 1 10 9 4 280

Glasgow 1 1 280

S0931 CDM 2007 - Effective CDM Co-ordination Birmingham 3 17 715

S0934 CDM 2007 Reducing Risk By Design Birmingham 1 23 280

ICE Membership APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

M0301 Your Training Agreement and how to make Progress Birmingham 1 24 255

M0302 Preparation for the Technician Professional Review Birmingham 1 15 255

M0303 Preparation for the Professional Review at IEng and CEng London 1 21 255

Birmingham 1 16 255

M0304 Review Day - the Presentation, Interview and Written Exercise London 1 25 255

Birmingham 1 2 255

M0306 The Career Appraisal route to Incorporated or Chartered Engineer London 1 26 255

Birmingham 1 3 255

M0307 The Technical Report Route to Incorporated or Chartered Engineer London 1 30 255

Birmingham 1 13 255

Law and Contracts APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

L0113 Principles of Construction Contracts Birmingham 2 11 545

London 2 16 545

Birmingham 2 3 545



Project and Design Management APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC


London 1 8 285

COST

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GRADUATE DEVELOPMENT (Continued)

Project and Design Management (Continued) APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC


London 1 13 285


London 1 14 285

C0516 Temporary Works Co-ordination - The Supervisors Role Birmingham 1 21 285


Birmingham 2 2 575

D0512 Reinforced Concrete Detailing from Designers Birmingham 1 14 285

Glasgow 1 1 280

GROUND ENGINEERING APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC


London 1 8 285


London 1 13 285


London 1 14 285



Birmingham 2 2 575

G0314 Earthworks - Theory and Practice Birmingham 2 4 465

London 2 22 465

G0315 Getting it Right: Geotechnical Data for Design Birmingham 1 3 285

London 1 7 285

G0316 Getting it Right: Ground Investigation Birmingham 1 4 285

London 1 8 285


HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC


London 1 8 285


London 1 13 285


London 1 14 285



Birmingham 2 2 575

S0930 CDM 2007 - Overview London 1 10 9 4 280

Glasgow 1 1 280

S0931 CDM 2007 - Effective CDM Co-ordination Birmingham 3 17 715

S0934 CDM 2007 Reducing Risk By Design Birmingham 1 23 280

ICE MEMBERSHIP APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

M0301 Your Training Agreement and how to make Progress Birmingham 1 24 255

M0302 Preparation for the Technician Professional Review Birmingham 1 15 255

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ICE MEMBERSHIP (Continued) APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

M0303 Preparation for the Professional Review at IEng and CEng London 1 21 255

Birmingham 1 16 255

M0304 Review Day - the Presentation, Interview and Written Exercise London 1 25 255

Birmingham 1 2 255

M0306 The Career Appraisal route to Incorporated or Chartered Engineer London 1 26 255

Birmingham 1 3 255

M0307 The Technical Report Route to Incorporated or Chartered Engineer London 1 30 255

Birmingham 1 13 255

LAW AND CONTRACTS APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

L0113 Principles of Construction Contracts Birmingham 2 11 545

London 2 16 545

Birmingham 2 3 545



MASTERCLASSES APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC



NEC APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

L06310 NEC3: ECC Project Managers Workshop Birmingham 1 23 4 250

Glasgow 1 5 250

L06304 NEC3: ECC Compensation Events Workshop London 1 29 23 250

Birmingham 1 10 250

L06311 NEC3: Preparing and Managing the Engineering and Construction Contract

Bristol 2 13 460

Birmingham 2 6 460

London 2 26 460

L06350 NEC3: ECC Project Manager Accreditation Birmingham 4 19 24 1450

London 4 22 1450

L06301 NEC3: Introduction to the Engineering and Construction Contract Birmingham 1 22 285

Bristol 1 18 16 285

London 1 17 20 285

Glasgow 1 3 285

L06308 NEC3: Introduction to the Term Service Contract London 1 29 270

Birmingham 1 9 270

L06305 NEC3: Professional Services Contract Birmingham 1 5 270

London 1 18 270

L06320 NEC3: Managing Risk under the ECC Glasgow 1 18 250

L06317 NEC3: ECC Programming Workshop Birmingham 1 25 250

L06306 NEC3: Engineering and Construction Short Contract Birmingham 1 20 270

PROJECT AND DESIGN MANAGEMENT APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC


London 1 8 285


London 1 13 285

COST

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PROJECT AND DESIGN MANAGEMENT (Continued) APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC


London 1 14 285



Birmingham 2 2 575


F0212 Project Cost Management: Estimating, Budgeting And Value London 1 19 285

M0618 Managing the Design Process Birmingham 3 18 875

STRUCTURAL DESIGN APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC



London 1 13 285


London 1 14 285



Birmingham 2 2 575


D9002 Eurocodes EN1990/EN1991 For Buildings London 1 10 285

Glasgow 1 1 285

D9202 Design Of Concrete Structures To Eurocode 2 - The Essentials London 1 19 285

Birmingham 1 16 285

D9203 Design Of Concrete Structures To Eurocode 2 - The Workshop Birmingham 2 465

London 2 24 465

D9204 Design Of Liquid Retaining Structures To Eurocode 2 Birmingham 1 11 285

D9302 Design of Steel Structures to Eurocode 3 - The Essentials London 1 24 285

Birmingham 1 22 285

D9303 Design of Steel Structures to Eurocode 3 - The Workshop London 2 2 465

Birmingham 2 5 465

D9601 Design of Structural Masonry To Eurocode 6 Birmingham 1 25 285

D9702 Geotechnical Design To Eurocode 7 Birmingham 1 5 285

London 1 8 285

Glasgow 1 12 285

D9901 Design of Bridges to Eurocodes London 3 15 960

Birmingham 3 14 960

G0201 Design Of Retaining Walls To Eurocode 7 Glasgow 1 24 285

Birmingham 1 24 285

London 1 6 285

TRANSPORTATION APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

C0102 Specifi cation Use and Performance of Bituminous Mixtures for Roads London 1 9 285

C0126 Pavement Design Using the DMRB London 1 3 285

Glasgow 1 1 285

Birmingham 1 7 285

D0802 Highway Design and Detailing using the DMRB Birmingham 2 15 465

London 2 11 465

G0311 Slope Stability London 2 29 465

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