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In the construction industry, temporary works play an integral role in bridging gaps, supporting structures, and facilitating the seamless transition from one phase of building to another. These pivotal constructions, whether they be scaffolds, props, or shoring provide essential support and safety during projects.
At the heart of managing these structures, ensuring they are safely erected, maintained, and dismantled, is the Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC).
A Temporary Works Coordinator is a trained professional dedicated to ensuring the proper planning, supervision, and execution of temporary works within a construction site. They are the sentinels of safety and the stewards of safety and efficiency.
The construction industry comes with its fair share of risks. One of the primary areas of vulnerability is temporary works. Without proper training, the following implications arise:
Recognising the pivotal role of a TWC and the risks associated with temporary works, CITB has curated a comprehensive Temporary Works Coordinator Course.
This course offers an in-depth look into the best practices, techniques, and standards associated with temporary works. It ensures that every coordinator is equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to oversee successful and safe temporary work operations.
The CITB Temporary Works Coordinator Course is an investment in professional growth, safety, and the overall success of construction projects. Aspiring and seasoned coordinators alike will find the course beneficial in various ways.
Temporary works is dynamic, with new techniques, regulations, and best practices emerging regularly. The CITB course ensures participants are always at the forefront of this evolution.
The course is designed to keep pace with the industry, offering insights into the most current and effective methods in temporary works management.
More than just introducing new techniques, the course instils an understanding of the standards set by the industry, ensuring that every TWC can navigate and adhere to these benchmarks with confidence.
Every construction professional understands the paramount importance of safety. With the knowledge from the CITB course, Temporary Works Coordinators become guardians of on-site safety.
Armed with the knowledge from the course, coordinators develop a keen eye for spotting potential risks, often before they escalate into tangible problems.
It’s not enough to spot a hazard; a TWC must know how to address it. The course provides comprehensive knowledge on preventive measures. effectively mitigating risks.
Through proactive management and an understanding of best practices, TWCs trained by CITB play a vital role in reducing accidents on site, creating a safer environment for all workers.
Efficiency is the backbone of a successful project. With trained TWCs at the helm of temporary works, projects witness a marked improvement in their timelines and execution.
A trained TWC knows how to optimise workflows, ensuring that temporary works are executed seamlessly without disrupting the broader construction process.
Mistakes in temporary works can lead to significant project hold-ups. With the knowledge imparted by the CITB course, TWCs can pre-empt and address issues, minimising the risk of delays.
3B Training isn’t just about ticking boxes; it’s about supporting a comprehensive understanding and respect for health and safety in construction. We design every course to ensure delegates aren’t just competent but also confident in their roles.
Recognising the diverse needs of its learners, 3B Training offers courses in various delivery formats.
This course is available as a classroom based course in our training venues across the UK. We have a range of bookable public course dates plotted throughout the year that individuals or companies can book onto.
We deliver the course in a traditional classroom format by a CITB approved tutor for eight to 20 delegates. This classroom course is one of our more popular training courses. You can book one or multiple spaces of the course online via our website or over the phone.
We host the course in an online virtual classroom using Zoom.
To access the course, delegates must join the course using the link provided. However, they will need a computer or laptop with a screen, camera, microphone and access to the internet to attend this course online. The final exam is online.
We have multiple dates for the remote learning course available to book online or over the phone.
We can also organise the Site Safety Plus Temporary Works Coordinator course to be delivered on an in-house basis. We can deliver in-house courses in either the classroom, remote learning or in a venue of your choosing.
CITB scheme rules require a minimum of 4 delegates and no more than 12 delegates. Bear this in mind when enquiring about in-house training.
We price our in-house courses on a case by case basis, taking into account the location of training, number of delegates and delivery method. If you would like a quote, complete the in house training enquiry form on this page, and one of the team will be in touch.
Don’t wait; invest in your future today with 3B Training’s Temporary Works Coordinator course.
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