NEBOSH Construction Certificate Course

If you’re looking for a broad understanding of key health and safety issues, the NEBOSH construction safety certificate is for you. It’s aimed at managers, supervisors and principal designers, those who manage contractors, and those who use temporary workspaces. The course has been revised in line with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015. 

If you have already completed NGC1 you would only need to attend CC1 (9 days).

Course Duration: This course takes place over a 15 day period including exams.

Venue: Lancashire Digital Technology Centre, Bancroft Road, Burnley, BB10 2TP.

Programme:

 Unit 1 – NG1: Management of Health & Safety

Element 1 – Why We Should Manage Workplace Health and Safety
Element 2 – How Health and Safety Management Systems Work and What They Look Like
Element 3 – Managing Risk – Understanding People and Processes
Element 4 – Health and Safety Monitoring and Measuring

Unit NCC1: Managing and Controlling Hazards in Construction Activities

Element 1 – Construction law and management
Element 2 – Construction site – hazards and risk control
Element 3 – Vehicle and plant movement – hazards and risk control
Element 4 – Musculoskeletal hazards and risk control
Element 5 – Work equipment – hazards and risk control
Element 6 –  Electrical safety
Element 7 –  Fire safety
Element 8 –  Chemical and biological health – hazards and risk control
Element 9 –  Physical and psychological health – hazards and risk control
Element 10 – Working at height – hazards and risk control
Element 11 – Excavation work and confined spaces – hazards and risk control
Element 12 – Demolition and deconstruction – hazards and risk control

Course Dates – Tuesdays

Unit NCC2: Construction Health and Safety Practical Application

Cost is £1,295 +vat, includes exam fees, book, learning materials, lunch and refreshments. Please contact us on 01282 872365 or email info@training365.co.uk

The NEBOSH National General Certificate course is one of the UK’s most popular health and safety qualifications. Offering 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.

Course Duration: This course takes place over a 12 day period including exams.

Venue: Lancashire Digital Technology Centre, Bancroft Road, Burnley, BB10 2TP.

Programme:

Unit 1 – NG1: Management of Health & Safety

Element 1 – Why We Should Manage Workplace Health and Safety
Element 2 – How Health and Safety Management Systems Work and What They Look Like
Element 3 – Managing Risk – Understanding People and Processes
Element 4 – Health and Safety Monitoring and Measuring

Unit 2 – NG2: Risk Assessment

For this unit learners must produce a risk assessment of a workplace which considers a wide range of identified hazards (drawn from elements 5-11) and meets best practice standards (‘suitable and sufficient’)

Element 5 – Physical and Psychological Health
Element 6 – Musculoskeletal Health
Element 7 – Chemical and Biological Agents
Element 8 – General Workplace Issues
Element 9 – Work Equipment
Element 10 – Fire
Element 11 – Electricity

Certification:

The course is split into 2 units which are assessed individually – 1 through a question paper and 1 through a practical assessment.

Cost is £995 +vat, includes exam fees, book, learning materials, lunch and refreshments. Please contact us on 01282 872365 or email info@training365.co.uk

The New 18^th Edition Wiring Regulations are now upon us

Are you compliant?

The new 18th Edition of BS 7671, the IET Electrical Wiring Regulations, became effective on 1st July 2018 and is now the new national standard for all electrical installation work in the UK.

The new Wiring Regulations book, identified by a blue cover, includes several regulation changes. All electrical contractors now have a 6 month transition period to

get up-to-speed with the changes. It will then be a requirement that all electrical installations designed and periodically inspected after 1^st January 2019 will have to comply with the updated regulations. This will require all electrical contractors and people working on electrical installations to be qualified to the new standard, BS7671 and we are delighted to announce that Training 365 has recently become a City & Guilds Approved training centre and are offering the new qualification.

The City & Guilds BS7671:2018 18^th Edition Wiring Regulations qualification can be delivered in a variety of formats, please see the below delivery options and costs.

Course: City & Guilds BS7671 18^th Edition Wiring Regulations

Duration: 3 days (offered as a 3 day course)   

Exam: On line, 2 hours, 60 questions

Cost:  Without Regs: £325 + VAT, Including Regs: £395 + VAT

The training can be either delivered on site or at our centre and we can accommodate either groups or individuals requiring the qualification.

IOSH Managing Safely – 4 day programme
The course comprises seven modules:
Introduction and overview
Risk assessment
Risk control
Health and safety legislation
Common hazards
Investigating accidents and incidents
Measuring performance
Assessments are designed to evaluate delegates’ understanding of basic health and safety. Assessments include a 45-minute written paper consisting of 20 multi-format questions, plus a practical risk assessment project.

Top 5 business benefits

Greater productivity – fewer hours lost to sickness and accidents
Improved organisation-wide safety awareness culture and appreciation of safety measures
Active staff involvement to improve the workplace
Internationally recognised certification for managers and supervisors
Enhanced reputation within the supply chain

Top 5 delegate benefits

Ensures you can assess and control risks and hazards
Ensures you understand your own responsibilities for safety and health
Enables you to investigate incidents
Empowers you to measure your own performance
Allows for personal reflections on good practice