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Delegates gain a better understanding of their legal, moral and social responsibilities Delegates will be equiped to manage health & safety on site in accordance with current legal requirements, including CDM Delegates will be able to identify and avoid potential hazards on site Delegates will be able to prepare method statements, risk assessments and other statutory requirements of the Health & Safety at Work Act
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Mar 22Mon 8:30 AM - Fri 5:00 PM Stoke-on-Trent APT Health and Safety Training Workshop
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Description
APT CITB Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) from APT Health and Safety Training on Vimeo.
Outcomes
CITB Accredited Certificate awarded on successful completion of the course.
Please note: In Accordance with the Construction Industry Training Board Scheme Rules section 5 paragraph 4 - Cskills Awards takes legal action against any training provider, tutor or any other person or persons found to be involved in copying or producing false certificates.
Overview
The course covers the Health & Safety at Work Act and other regulations and requirements relevant to the construction industry, including the following areas:
- Health & Safety at Work Act
- Site set up
- CDM Regulations 2015
- Risk Assessments
- Method Statements
- Scaffolding
- Electricity at Work
- Excavations
- Demolition
- Confined Spaces
- Discuss recent changes in accepted working practices
Who Should Attend
The SMSTS course is one of the most highly respected qualifications for persons who are responsible for the management of construction activities such as construction, building maintenance or facilities management. Many employers insist that all their site managers hold the certificate. Client based personnel would also benefit from attending the course.
Prerequisites
Prior to course commencement, we identify any special requirements that delegates may have, such as physical disabilities including: sight, hearing or writing, learning or reading difficulties (dyslexia). If any extra support is needed, then we can adapt to the delegates needs (for example the examination can be held in a separate room and questions can be read to the delegate).
