Construction Training Courses in Scotland

Cover Scottish Water DOMS procedures and National Water Hygiene, with a focus on protecting water supplies during operational and maintenance work.

Understand the core safety, health and environmental responsibilities needed for access to operational gas-industry sites and EUSR registration.

Cover core utility safety responsibilities alongside power-specific hazards, generation and distribution knowledge required for EUSR registration.

Cover core utility safety responsibilities alongside water-industry operations, sewerage networks, highway working and excavation hazards.

A one-day assessment-only route for experienced operatives and supervisors to demonstrate competence in signing, lighting and guarding. No training is provided.

A two-day course with training and assessment in signing, lighting and guarding for candidates who need to develop the required knowledge and practical skills.

Update site-management safety knowledge across CDM, risk control, contractor management and performance monitoring before an eligible SMSTS certificate expires.

Build the practical knowledge needed to manage health, safety and welfare responsibilities effectively across a construction site.

Refresh supervisory knowledge of health and safety law, RAMS, toolbox talks, occupational health and effective intervention before certificate renewal.

Prepare for supervisory responsibilities by understanding safety law, risk assessments, method statements, toolbox talks and timely intervention on site.

Practise the correct response to potentially harmful spills, including spill-kit use, evacuation procedures and a simulated incident.

Turn existing plant-operating experience into assessed evidence towards the qualification and a CPCS or NPORS Blue Competent Operator Card.

Learn to guide reversing and moving vehicles safely using agreed signals, suitable positioning and an awareness of driver visibility.