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This course is for delegates who hold a current SSSTS certificate that is due to expire, or has expired within an acceptable timeframe. It is aimed at site supervisors and forepersons working within the construction industry.

The refresher course revisits the core elements of the full SSSTS, with an emphasis on updates to legislation and current best practice. Topics include health and safety law; risk management; supervisory responsibilities; welfare and environmental duties; and accident reporting. Delegates are assessed through coursework and a written examination.

The course can be held at our Norwich-based training facility or at your premises. Upon successful completion, delegates will receive a renewed SSSTS certificate valid for a further 5 years. The maximum number of attendees per session is 15.

This course is aimed at site supervisors, forepersons, and those who are about to take on a supervisory role within the construction industry. It is suitable for anyone responsible for overseeing workers and ensuring that health and safety standards are maintained on site.

The course covers health and safety legislation relevant to site supervisors; risk assessment and safe systems of work; hazard identification and control; responsibilities for the health, safety and welfare of workers; environmental considerations; accident reporting and investigation; and the role of the supervisor in promoting a positive safety culture. Delegates are assessed through a combination of coursework and a written examination.

The course can be held at our Norwich-based training facility or at your premises. The SSSTS certificate is valid for 5 years, after which a refresher course is required. The maximum number of attendees per session is 15.

This course is for delegates who hold a current SMSTS certificate that is due to expire, or has expired within an acceptable timeframe. It is aimed at site managers and project managers working within the construction industry.

The refresher course revisits the key elements of the full SMSTS, with a focus on updates to legislation and best practice. Topics include current health and safety law; risk management; environmental responsibilities; welfare requirements; and the duties and responsibilities of site managers. Delegates are assessed through coursework and a final examination.

The course can be held at our Norwich-based training facility or at your premises. Upon successful completion, delegates will receive a renewed SMSTS certificate valid for a further 5 years. The maximum number of attendees per session is 15.

This course is aimed at site managers, project managers, and those with, or about to take on, site management responsibilities within the construction industry. It is suitable for those seeking to demonstrate a high standard of health and safety knowledge and competence.

The course covers health and safety legislation and its application on site; risk assessment and method statements; management of contractors and subcontractors; scaffolding, excavations and structural safety; fire prevention and control; environmental responsibilities; welfare requirements; accident investigation and reporting; and the legal duties of managers and employers. Delegates are assessed through a combination of coursework and a final examination.

The course can be held at our Norwich-based training facility or at your premises. The SMSTS certificate is valid for 5 years, after which a refresher course is required. The maximum number of attendees per session is 15.

This course is suitable for anyone working in the construction industry who requires a foundational understanding of health and safety. It is particularly relevant for those new to the industry or those who have not previously undertaken formal health and safety training.

The course covers health and safety legislation and responsibilities; hazard identification and risk assessment; common construction site hazards; manual handling; working at height; personal protective equipment (PPE); fire safety; environmental awareness; and accident reporting and emergency procedures.

The course can be held at our Norwich-based training facility or at your premises. The maximum number of attendees per session is 15.

Face Fit Testing is available for individuals who wear FFP1, FFP3 and half-mask respirators.

The testing process includes a sensitivity check; fitting and adjusting the mask; and undertaking a test comprising 7 tasks that prove the seal of the mask to the face, representing movements and actions typically found during working activities.

Please contact us for further details on scheduling and availability.

As set out by the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012, this course should be given to workers who knowingly disturb low-risk asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). It is suitable for those working in construction, demolition, maintenance, and trades including electricians, plumbers, gas fitters, painters/decorators, joiners, plasterers, roofers, heating and ventilation engineers, telecommunication engineers, fire/burglar alarm installers, computer installers, architects, building surveyors, and shopfitters.

The course covers asbestos awareness (if not UKATA certified within the last 6 months); what work can and cannot be done; Notifiable Non-Licensed Work (NNLW); risk assessment and plan of work; emergency procedures; use of a Class H vacuum and wetting controls; control measures and removal methods; selection and use of correct PPE and RPE; decontamination procedures; correct waste handling, carriage and disposal on site; and practical training including the building of a mini enclosure.

The course can be tailored to take into consideration the type of work being undertaken by a company or individual. It is held at the Norwich-based training facility. The maximum number of attendees per session is 15.

This course is suited to professionals who require fall protection training across leaning ladders, pitched roofs and flat roof ladder systems. It is ideal for those who have already completed foundational ladder use and inspection training but are currently operating without adequate fall prevention measures across all three environments.

The course includes classroom-based learning with a lecture and video presentation, a written assessment to ensure understanding, and practical training and assessment for real-world application. Delegates will learn to use personal fall protection equipment effectively, maintaining three points of contact across leaning ladders, pitched and flat roof ladder systems.

Prior completion of a ladder use and inspection course is required. Each participant must bring a TETRA Leaning Ladder Kit (available to buy direct from TETRA) and must attend wearing a hard hat with a chin strap and safety footwear. Successful delegates will receive a DMD Leaning Ladder, Pitched and Flat Roof Safety System e-certification accredited by TETRA, valid for 3 years from the date of the course.

This course is aimed at delegates who are, or will be, responsible for the safe use of leaning ladders and working on pitched roofs in the workplace. It is suitable for those who use portable leaning ladders for short duration access on pitched roofs, who have already been trained to use and inspect those ladders but are currently operating without any means to prevent a fall. Knowledge and experience of safety harness use is an advantage.

The course includes classroom-based learning with a lecture and video presentation, a written assessment to ensure understanding, and practical training and assessment for real-world application. Delegates will learn how to use personal fall protection equipment effectively, maintaining three points of contact across leaning and pitched roof conditions, and will gain an understanding of current relevant legislation.

Prior completion of a ladder use and inspection course is required. Each participant must bring a TETRA Leaning Ladder Kit (available to buy direct from TETRA) and must attend wearing a hard hat with a chin strap and safety footwear. Successful delegates will receive a DMD Leaning Ladder and Pitched Roof Safety System e-certification accredited by TETRA, valid for 3 years from the date of the course.

This course is aimed at delegates who are, or will be, responsible for the safe use of leaning ladders in the workplace. It is suitable for those who use portable leaning ladders for short duration access, who have already been trained to use and inspect those ladders but are currently operating without any means to prevent a fall. Knowledge and experience of safety harness use is an advantage.

The course includes classroom-based learning with a lecture and video presentation, a written assessment to ensure understanding, and practical training and assessment for real-world application. Delegates will gain an understanding of current relevant legislation and learn to use the TETRA Safety System effectively on leaning ladders, in line with current approved methods and manufacturer’s instructions.

Prior completion of a ladder use and inspection course is required. Each participant must bring a TETRA Leaning Ladder Kit (available to buy direct from TETRA) and must attend wearing a hard hat with a chin strap and safety footwear. Successful delegates will receive a DMD Leaning Ladder Safety System e-certification accredited by TETRA, valid for 3 years from the date of the course.

This course is for delegates who have previously completed the full IOSH Managing Safely course within the last 5 years. Delegates must supply their full Managing Safely certificate number prior to attending.

The refresher course revisits the key elements of the full Managing Safely course, relating them to a plan-do-check-act safety and health management system, with leadership at the forefront. At the end of the course there is a closed-book assessment, with a minimum pass mark of 50% required for an IOSH certificate to be issued.

The course can be held at the Norwich-based training facility or at your premises. The maximum number of attendees per session is 20.

The initial IOSH Managing Safely course takes place over 3 days. The refresher course is 1 day (available to delegates who have completed the full course within the last 5 years).

The course is suitable for managers and supervisors across all sectors.

The course covers assessing and controlling risks; understanding responsibilities; identifying hazards; investigating accidents and incidents; measuring performance; and protecting the environment. The course is assessed in two parts: a 45-minute closed-book assessment of 25 questions (minimum 60% pass mark), and a risk assessment project completed within your own work environment. Upon passing both, an IOSH certificate is issued. Note: the IOSH Managing Safely certificate does not have an expiry date, though a refresher every three years is recommended.

The course can be held at the Norwich-based training facility or at your premises. The maximum number of attendees per session is 20.