Luddon Training

Emergency First Aid
2024-09-17 08:30 - 17:00 (Europe/London) | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
The Aim of the Course
The Emergency First Aid at Work course provides basic training for people who are required to be emergency first-aiders within the workplace.
Course Objectives
Enable the emergency first aider to render the initial help necessary to give a casualty treatment for sudden injury or illness, until more professional help arrives.
Course Summary
Candidates will participate in theory lessons and practical demonstrations / exercises, all of which are highlighted by the use of OHP & Videos covering:
Resuscitation
Control of Bleeding
Care of the Unconscious Casualty
Communications
Topics relevant to client’s workplace
Who Should Attend The Course?
Personnel selected to be emergency first aiders.
Certification
First Aid Industry Body (FAIB) Approved Certification

Forward Tipping Dumper
2024-09-13 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration
Days: 1 – 5 (last day for testing)
Attendees
1 – 4
Course Objectives
By the end of the course the operator should be able to:
instructions and accepted good practice.
Operate the machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers’ manual and
Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation.
Position dumper for loading from and discharging into, excavations.
Understand the causes of instability of dumper and load.
Operate safely under varying site conditions.
Carry out a pre-start inspection.
Course Summary
Use of stop blocks
Position for loading
Relevant regulations/legislation
Travelling on inclines
Refuelling procedures
Introduction to machine
Hill starts
Controls and instruments
Pre-start inspection/maintenance
Driving, loading and unloading
Use of various types of skips
Theory Test Preparation
Certification
Trained Operator Card – Valid for 2 years (non renewable).
Refresher Period
The Trained Operator Card is not renewable (see follow-on courses below).
Recommended Follow-On Courses
Vocational Qualification (VQ) in Plant Operations (SCQF Level 2) on Forward Tipping Dumper is achieved within 2 years of gaining a Trained Operator Card. A Competent Operator Card, for this category, can be applied for upon achievement of the relevant VQ. The Competent Operator Card is valid for 5 years and is renewable.

Ride on Roller
2024-09-09 - 2024-09-13 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration
Days: 1 – 5 (last day for testing)
Attendees
1 – 3
Course Objectives
By the end of the course the operator should be able to:
Compact on inclines.
Site and operate machine safely in response to given tasks.
Recognise defects and hazards that affect road roller motions.
Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation.
Demonstrate an understanding of compaction, frequency and amplitude.
Operate machine safely and correctly in accordance with manufacturers’ manual and instructions and accepted good practice.
Course Summary
Compact around radius
Relevant regulations/legislation
Emergency controls
Introduction to machine
Controls and instruments
Limitations of use
Refuelling procedures
Pre-start inspection/maintenance
Set the roller for compaction duties
Manoeuvre in confined areas using forward and reverse direction
Compact different materials to given instructions
Compact up to supported and unsupported edges
Procedures when compacting on inclines
Theory Test Preparation
Certification
Trained Operator Card – Valid for 2 years.
Refresher Period
The Trained Operator Card is not renewable (see follow-on courses below).
Recommended Follow-On Courses
Vocational Qualification (VQ) in Plant Operations (SCQF Level 5) on Road Roller is achieved within 2 years of gaining a Trained Operator Card. A Competent Operator Card, for this category, can be applied for upon achievement of the relevant VQ. The Competent Operator Card is valid for 5 years and is renewable.

Plant and Vehicle Marshalling
2024-08-12 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration
Days: 1 – 3 (last day for testing)
Attendees
1 – 3

Course Summary

Duties, role and responsibilities and any limitations of those marshalling the movement of plant and vehicles in various situations
Hierarchy of control measures for plant and vehicle movement and the requirements of a work traffic management plan
Legislative requirements and procedures relating to plant and vehicles accessing/egressing for the public highway and the effect on other road users
Types, attributes, limitations, hazards and stability factors on different plant and vehicles relevant to the occupational area or sector
Factors of driver visibility for different plant and vehicles
Ground conditions, proximity hazards and weight limits and the affect these have on operations of plant and vehicles
Safety positions for a marshaller and other personnel
Communication methods and how to pass information on to drivers/operators and other personnel involved
Safe systems of work, exclusions zones, PPE and resources required to marshal
Marshalling plant and vehicles to an exact location using an approved code of signals and marshalling to support the duties of the plant operator

Certification
Trained Operator Card – Valid for 2 years.

Refresher Period
The Trained Operator Card is not renewable (see follow-on courses below).

Recommended Follow-On Courses
Vocational Qualification (VQ) in Plant Operations (SCQF Level 5) in Plant and Vehicle Marshaling is achieved within 2 years of gaining a Trained Operator Card. A Competent Operator Card, for this category, can be applied for upon achievement of the relevant VQ. The Competent Operator Card is valid for 5 years and is renewable.

Site Environmental Awareness Training Scheme (SEATS)
2024-06-06 00:00 - 23:59 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
This course is designed to meet the basic environmental knowledge that the sub-contract chain are required to prove to major contractors, and covers the environmental aspects of the new HS&E touch screen test. The course will bring the candidates environmental and sustainability knowledge up to date by giving a thorough overview of the subject, relevant legislation and industry best practice.
Course content

Best practice techniques and legal compliance
The environment and why it matters
Environmental management systems
Waste management
How to be a good neighbour: statutory nuisance,communication
Archaeology and heritage
Energy and resources
Being a responsible contractor.

Certification
CITB Site Safety Plus certificate certificate will be valid for 5 years
Refresher
CITB renewable 5 years

EUSR Category 1: Locate Utility Services
2024-05-09 08:30 - 16:30 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Duration
1 Day
Candidates: 3 – 6
This EUSR Category 1: Locate Utility Services. It covers the training and assessments needed for safe detection and excavation of underground utility services, utilising recognised and approved methods.

This course is designed for managers, supervisors, safety professionals, and operatives who are responsible for overseeing or performing tasks involving the detection of underground services and safe excavation practices.
Course Content

Interpret utility plan drawings and identify symbols and coded information
Prepare and use location equipment to locate a range of underground services
Identify the dangers and hazards associated with underground services
Recognise why some services are more difficult to locate
Carry out site marking using appropriate methods

Certification
Candidates will receive an EUSR photo ID card detailing their qualification which is valid for 5 Years

New Roads and Streetworks Supervisor
2024-04-29 08:30 - 16:30 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Duration: 5 Days
Delegates: 3 – 6
The New Roads and Street Works Act requires that anyone who executes, works for, or on behalf of, a utility company, is qualified for the activities being carried out.
A NRSWA Streetworks Supervisor is anyone who carries out the monitoring of manual excavation and reinstatement of footpaths and highways.

NRSWA Supervisor Units
The following NRSWA Training units are covered:

Unit LA (was Unit 9) – Location & avoidance of underground apparatus
Unit S1 (was Unit 10) – Monitoring Signing, lighting and guarding
Unit S2 (was Unit 11) – Monitoring excavation in the highway
Unit S3 (was Unit 12) – Monitoring reinstatement & compaction of backfill materials
Unit S4 (was Unit 13) – Monitoring reinstatement of sub base & road in non-bituminous materials
Unit S5 (was Unit 14) – Monitoring reinstatement in bituminous materials
Unit S6 (was Unit 15) – Monitoring reinstatement of concrete slabs (subject to centre)
Unit S7 (was Unit 16) – Monitoring reinstatement of modular surfaces and concrete footways

Certification
On successfully achieving a pass mark on both the practical and online assessment the candidate will qualify for a SQA certificate of unit achievement. Depending which units are achieved we will then apply for their SWQR card, which will enable them to carry out New Roads and Street works activities on the highway in line with legislative requirements.

New Roads and Streetworks Operative
2024-04-29 08:30 - 16:30 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Duration: 5 Days
Delegates: 3 – 6
The New Roads and Street Works Act requires that anyone who executes, works for, or on behalf of, a utility company, is qualified for the activities being carried out.
A NRSWA Streetworks Operative is anyone who carries out the manual excavation and reinstatement of footpaths and highways.

NRSWA Operative Units
The following NRSWA Training units are covered:

Unit LA (Was Unit 1) – Location & avoidance of underground apparatus
Unit O1 (Was Unit 2) – Signing, lighting and guarding
Unit O2 (Was Unit 3) – Excavation in the highway
Unit O3 (Was Unit 4) – Reinstatement & compaction of backfill materials
Unit O4 (Was Unit 5) – Reinstatement of sub base & road in non bituminous materials
Unit O5 (Was Unit 6) – Reinstatement of cold-lay bituminous materials
Unit O6 (Was Unit 7) – Reinstatement of hot lay bituminous materials (subject to centre)
Unit O7 (Was Unit 8) – Reinstatement of concrete slabs (subject to centre)
Unit O8 (Was Unit 9) – Reinstatement of modular surfaces and concrete footways

Certification
On successfully achieving a pass mark on both the practical and online assessment the candidate will qualify for a SQA certificate of unit achievement. Depending which units are achieved we will then apply for their SWQR card, which will enable them to carry out New Roads and Street works activities on the highway in line with legislative requirements.

EUSR Category 2: Implement Safe Excavating Practices
2024-04-29 08:30 - 16:30 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
1 Day
Candidates: 3 – 6
This EUSR Category 2: Implement Safe (Digging) Excavating Practices. It covers the training needed for those working to safely excavate and maintain holes and trenches using both hand tools and hand-held power tools.

This course is designed for managers, supervisors, safety professionals, and operatives who are responsible for overseeing or performing tasks involving the detection of underground services and safe excavation practices.
Course Content

Interpret utility drawings and identify symbols and coded information
Ensure all necessary location, marking and site safety provisions have been carried out correctly prior to any excavation work commencing
Identify the dangers and hazards associated with excavations
Select and use safe digging techniques to carry out and maintain excavations

Certification
Candidates will receive an EUSR photo ID card detailing their qualification which is valid for 5 Years

Site Supervision Safety Training Scheme Refresher (SSSTS -R)
2024-04-29 08:30 - 16:30 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration:
1 Day

Attendees
1 – 20

Introduction
This course is intended for those who have, or are about to acquire, supervisory responsibilities. It provides supervisors with an understanding of health, safety, welfare and environmental issues, as well as their legal responsibilities relevant to their work activities – It will highlight the requirement to promote health and safety and to supervise effectively.
The Aim of the Course is to:
To ensure that all those given supervisory responsibilities understand:

Why they are carrying out their identified duties
What is expected of them and
To ensure that they contribute to the safety of the workplace
To ensure that at the end of the course delegates will be able to:
Understand the problems of the industry
Have an understanding of how health and safety law is structured and how it applies to
supervisors
Identify how their supervisory role fits in with the management structure in controlling site safety
Carry out risk assessments and understand the need for method statements
Carry out effective site inductions, tool box talks and method statement briefings
Be able to monitor site activities effectively
Understand the importance of timely intervention when bad practice is identified

Course Summary

Health and Safety Law
Safe Systems of Work
Health and Safety Management
Occupational Health
Fire Prevention / Control and Other Emergencies
Hazardous Substances (COSHH)
Group Exercise – Risk Assessment & Method Statement
Presentation Skills
CDM
Working at Height
PPE
Manual Handling
Accidents and First Aid
Intervention Skills and Behaviour
Intervention Skills Exercise

Assessment
The method of assessment will be by multi choice questions at the end of the course as well as being expected to be interactive during the course
Certification
CITB CSkills Awards – Site Safety Supervisor Certificate
Recommended Follow-On Courses
Site Manager Safety (5 Day)

SVQ in Controlling Lifting Operations: Planning Lifts (SCQF Level 8)
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration
There is no set time for the VQ achievement process to take; candidates can work towards gaining the award at their own pace.
Course Objectives
In order to complete this VQ the candidate must be able to:

Provide evidence of their own work proving competence in Controlling Lifting Operations: Planning Lifts.
Allow observation visits from assessor.
Undertake recorded professional discussions.

Units to be Achieved

Develop and maintain good working relationships.
Plan lifting activities.
Plan work activities and resources to meet work requirements.
Evaluate and select work methods.
Plan the preparation of the site for the project.
Identify, allocate and plan the deployment and use of plant, equipment or machinery.
Plan and establish health, safety, welfare and environmental systems for lifting operations.

Evidenced by

Work log books.
Photographs/DVD.
Work sheets and time sheets.
Oral questioning by the assessor.
Practical observations.
Recorded professional discussion.
Course certificates from previously attended related courses.
Witness testimony from management that is verified by an assessor.
Written question papers produced by the assessor to quantify knowledge.

Certification
SQA Certificate in Controlling Lifting Operations: Planning Lifts (SCQF Level 8)
Any Other Relevant Information
Upon achievement of SVQ Level 4 and a Health, Safety and Environment Test for Managers and Professionals, the candidate can apply for a CPCS Competent Operator Card as Appointed Person. The CPCS Competent Operator Card is valid for 5 years and is renewable.

SVQ in Controlling Lifting Operations: Slinging/Signalling (SCQF Level 5)
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration
There is no set time for the VQ achievement process to take; candidates can work towards gaining the award at their own pace.
Course Objectives
In order to complete this SVQ the candidate must be able to:

Provide evidence of their own work proving competence in Controlling Lifting Operations: Slinger Signaller.
Identify hazards and follow safe systems of work, looking after own welfare.
Demonstrate the knowledge to work productively, effectively and efficiently.
Allow observation visits from assessor.

Units to be Achieved

Conform to General Workplace Health, Safety and Welfare.
Prepare Lifting Accessories for Operational Performance.
Attach and Prepare Suspended Loads for Movement.
Guide and Place Suspended Loads.
Move, Handle or Store Resources (optional).

Evidenced by

Work log books.
Photographs/DVD.
Work sheets and time sheets.
Oral questioning by the assessor.
Practical observations.
Recorded professional discussion.
Course certificates from previously attended related courses.
Witness testimony from management that is verified by an assessor.
Written question papers produced by the assessor to quantify knowledge.

Certification
SQA Certificate in Controlling Lifting Operations: Slinging/Signalling (SCQF Level 5)
Any Other Relevant Information
Upon achievement of the SVQ Level 2 and the Health, Safety and Environment Test, the candidate can apply for a CPCS Competent Operator Card on the specific category. The CPCS Competent Operator Card is valid for 5 years and is renewable. In order to go straight to a CPCS Competent Operator Card, operatives must complete VQ and pass CSCS Health, Safety and Environment Test as well as CPCS Theory and Practical Tests.

SVQ in General Construction Operations (SCQF Level 5)
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
The Aim of the SVQ Construction & Civil Engineering Services (Construction Operations) Level 2 Qualification is to:
Provide the candidates with a formal national qualification which provides evidence of competence in one or more of the group awards listed below.
The Qualification Groups Available Are:

Group A – Modular Pavement Construction Route
Group B – Laying Kerbs and Channels Route
Group C – Drainage Construction Route
Group D – Structural Concreting Route
Group E – General Construction Route
Group F – Excavation and Reinstatement Route
Group G – General Building Operations Route

Duration
There is no set time for the assessment process to take, candidates can work towards gaining the award at their own pace.
Who Do We Recommend Gains The Qualification?
All operatives who can meet the criteria in any of the above groups.
Assessment
The main source of evidence is work based and confirms that the candidate’s practical skills meet the appropriate performance criteria and range statements.
The following are types of evidence that may be used to quantify a candidates competence:

Work sheets and time sheets
Work log books
Photographs / videos
Witness testimony from management that is verified by a work based recorder or assessor
Oral questioning by the assessor
Written question papers produced by the assessor to quantify knowledge evidence
Course certificates from previously attended related courses

Certification
SQA Certificate in Construction & Civil Engineering Services (Construction Operations) SCQF Level 2

SVQ in Plant Operations (SCQF Level 5)
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration
There is no set time for the VQ achievement process to take; candidates can work towards gaining the award at their own pace.
Course Objectives
In order to complete this SVQ the candidate must be able to:

Provide evidence of their own work proving competence in Plant Operations.
Identify hazards and follow safe systems of work, looking after own welfare.
Demonstrate that they have the necessary practical skill on category of plant.
Demonstrate the knowledge to work productively, effectively and efficiently.
Allow observation visits from Assessor.

Course Summary
4 x Mandatory Units required

Conform to General Workplace Health, Safety and Welfare
Conform to Productive Work Practices
Prepare Plant or Machinery for Operational Performance

Then, depending upon category of machine, either:

Operate Plant or Machinery to Extract
Operate Plant or Machinery to Excavate
Operate Plant or Machinery to Construct and Form
Operate Plant or Machinery to Receive and Transport Loads
Operate Plant or Machinery for Accessing
Operate Plant or Machinery to Lay and Distribute
Operate Plant or Machinery to Compact
Operate Plant or Machinery to Process

Evidenced by

Work sheets and time sheets.
Work log books.
Photographs/DVD.
Witness testimony from management that is verified by an assessor.
Oral questioning by the assessor.
Written question papers produced by the assessor to quantify knowledge.
Course certificates from previously attended related courses.
Practical observations.

Certification
SQA 2 in Plant Operations (SCQF Level 5)
Any Other Relevant Information
Upon achievement of the SVQ Level 2 and the Health, Safety and Environment Test, the candidate can apply for a CPCS Competent Operator Card on the specific category. The CPCS Competent Operator Card is valid for 5 years and is renewable. In order to go straight to a CPCS Competent Operator Card, operatives must complete VQ and pass CSCS Health, Safety and Environment Test as well as CPCS Theory and Practical Tests.

Fire Warden/Marshal
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
1 Day
Delegates: 1 – 12
Description

The Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006 requires that all employees have fire safety training to comply with these regulations

Course Aim

To provide the participants with – an awareness of the principals of fire prevention, how to deal with small fires and the safety procedures once a fire has been detected.

Objectives

On completion of the training the participant will be able to:

Identify fire extinguishers
Choose the correct extinguisher
Know fire evacuation procedures
Operate fire extinguishers correctly
Common causes of fire
Human behaviour

Assessment

At the end of the course the participants will be asked to do a short written test to confirm understanding and awareness.

Certification
Luddon Construction Ltd Certificate for in-house courses.
Refresher Period
Refresher Course recommended after 3 years.

First Aid at Work Refresher
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration
2 Days
The Aim of the Course is to
Train selected candidates to the required standard as directed by the Health & Safety Executive in the duties of a first aider.
Course Objectives
Enable the emergency first aider to render the initial help necessary to give a casualty treatment for sudden injury or illness, until more professional help arrives.
Course Summary
Candidates will participate in theory lessons and practical demonstrations / exercises and examinations all, of which are highlighted by the use of OHP & Videos covering:

Principles of First Aid
Resuscitation
Bandaging
Asphyxia
CPR
Control of Bleeding
Circulatory failure
Fractures
Spinal Injuries
Dealing with the Unconscious Casualty
Epilepsy
Diabetes
Hysteria
Eye Irrigation
Burns and scalds
Poisons

Who Should Attend The Course?
Personnel who’s First Aid at Work Certificate is due to expire
Certification
First Aid Industry Approved Certification

First Aid at Work
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration
3 Days
The Aim of the Course is to
Train selected candidates to the required standard as directed by the Health & Safety Executive in the duties of a first aider.
Course Objectives
Enable the emergency first aider to render the initial help necessary to give a casualty treatment for sudden injury or illness, until more professional help arrives.
Course Summary
Candidates will participate in theory lessons and practical demonstrations / exercises and examinations all, of which are highlighted by the use of OHP & Videos covering:

Principles of First Aid
Resuscitation
Bandaging
Asphyxia
CPR
Control of Bleeding
Circulatory failure
Fractures
Spinal Injuries
Dealing with the Unconscious Casualty
Epilepsy
Diabetes
Hysteria
Eye Irrigation
Burns and scalds
Poisons

Who Should Attend The Course?
Personnel selected to be fully qualified first aiders.
Certification
First Aid Industry Approved Certification

Harness Awareness
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration
Days: 0.5 – 1
Attendees
1 – 12
Course Objectives
By the end of the course the delegate should be able to:

Demonstrate the skills and knowledge to choose, inspect, fit and use a safety harness with appropriate lanyard.

Course Summary

P.P.E. Regulations
Work at Height Regulations
Relevant regulations/legislations
Design and types of harness
When to wear a harness
How to fit a harness
Fall factors
Inspection records
Safe anchorage
Fall arrest lanyard
Work restraint lanyard
Shock absorber lanyard
Defect identification and reports

Certification
Luddon Construction Ltd Certificate – Valid for 3 years.
Refresher Period
Harness Refresher Course after 3 years for in-house courses.

Cat and Genny
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Course Duration

Days: 1

Attendees

1 – 8

Course Objectives

By the end of the course the delegate should be able to:

Identify different types of underground services.
Use pipe and cable locators. (CAT & Genny 3+ and 4+)
Safely operate a basic Cable Avoidance Tool and Genny.
Demonstrate an awareness of methods concerning the detection of underground services.
Select and understand cable plans.
Demonstrate an understanding of responsibilities under relevant legislation

Course Summary

Relevant regulations/legislation
Review of HSG 47 Avoiding Danger from Underground Services
Identifying underground apparatus and supporting utilities
Map reading and identification of legends
Practical map scale of apparatus
DVD (Dead or Alive)
Trial holes
Introduction to CAT and Genny
DVD (CAT and Genny Training)
Locating cable run
Situations relevant to and injuries from, hitting different utilities

Certification

Luddon Construction Ltd Certificate for in-house courses.

Refresher Period

Cable Avoidance Refresher Course recommended after 3 years (for regular users).

EUSR Category 1 and 2: Locate Utility Services and Implement Safe Excavating Practices
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Duration
2 Days
Candidates: 3 – 6
This EUSR course combines both Category 1 – Locate Utility Services and Category 2 – Implement Safe Excavating Practices. It covers the training and assessments needed for safe detection and excavation of underground utility services, utilising recognised and approved methods.

This course is designed for managers, supervisors, safety professionals, and operatives who are responsible for overseeing or performing tasks involving the detection of underground services and safe excavation practices.
Course Content

How to interpret utility plan drawings, symbols, and coded information
The safe use of location equipment to detect a range of underground services
The hazards associated with underground services and how to mitigate risks
Effective site marking and preparation before excavation
Safe digging techniques using both hand tools and hand-held power tools

Certification
Candidates will receive an EUSR photo ID card detailing their qualification which is valid for 5 Years

Site Supervision Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS)
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00 | Luddon Training Centre, Balmore House, 1497 Balmore Rd, Glasgow, G23 5HD
Introduction
The 2 day course is intended for those who have, or are about to acquire, supervisory responsibilities. It provides supervisors with an understanding of
health, safety, welfare and environmental issues, as well as their legal responsibilities relevant to their work activities – It will highlight the requirement to promote health and safety and to supervise effectively.

Aims and Objectives
To ensure that all those given supervisory responsibilities understand:

Why they are carrying out their identified duties
What is expected of them and
To ensure that they contribute to the safety of the workplace
To ensure that at the end of the course delegates will be able to:
Understand the problems of the industry
Have an understanding of how health and safety law is structured and how it applies to supervisors
Identify how their supervisory role fits in with the management structure in controlling site safety
Carry out risk assessments and understand the need for method statements
Carry out effective site inductions, tool box talks and method statement briefings
Be able to monitor site activities effectively
Understand the importance of timely intervention when bad practice is identified

Syllabus

Health and Safety Law
Safe Systems of Work
Health and Safety Management
Occupational Health
Fire Prevention / Control and Other Emergencies
Hazardous Substances (COSHH)
Group Exercise – Risk Assessment & Method Statement
PresentationSkills
CDM
Working at Height
PPE
Manual Handling
Accidents and First Aid
Intervention Skills and Behaviour
Intervention Skills Exercise

Assessment
The method of assessment will be by multi choice questions at the end of the course as well as being expected to be interactive during the course

Certification
CITB CSkills Awards – Site Safety Managers Certificate
Recommended Follow-On Courses
Site Manager Safety (5 Day)

CPCS Competency Interview
2024-04-29 08:00 - 17:00
