Whether you’re managing projects on-site, overseeing compliance, or stepping into a new role in the built environment, our construction training courses are designed to help you stay ahead. Delivered by industry experts, our courses cover essential topics including health & safety, building regulations, site management, and the latest legislative changes. Flexible learning formats and accredited qualifications ensure you gain practical, career-relevant skills.
By the end of the two days, you will have an understanding of the legal requirements of the Client with the Building Regulations (BR) Principal Designer and Designer under the Building Safety Act, the Secondary Legislation and latest Guidance.
This unique 2 Day course combines both the 1 Day APS Accredited CDM Awareness course and 1 Day APS Accredited BSA & Building Regulations (England) Dutyholder Introduction Course.
This course is primarily intended for design organisations currently operating in the UK construction sector who propose to fulfil the role of Principal Designer on future construction projects.
This course is for those on site with responsibility for managing all forms of temporary works. It is designed to give confidence to senior management and those who engage with contractors, that candidates have reached an assessed standard of knowledge.
This course is for those on site with responsibility for managing all forms of temporary works. It is designed to give confidence to senior management and those who engage with contractors, that candidates have reached an assessed standard of knowledge.
This course offers a comprehensive introduction to CDM 2015, covering UK construction health and safety legislation, HSE enforcement, duty holder responsibilities, and the use of pre-construction and digital tools. Delegates will explore planning, risk management, and document requirements through practical exercises and assessments
This course is designed to provide training for those involved in the temporary works process but who are not undertaking the role of Temporary Works Co-ordinator or Supervisor as defined in BS5975:2019.
This course is ideal for: Newcomers to AutoCAD, and CAD in general - Self-taught AutoCAD users who want to learn correct techniques - Users switching to AutoCAD from a different CAD tool.
This one-day workshop briefly introduces you to the common principles applicable to the NEC family of contracts. It then focuses on the requirements for the pre-contract information (Contract Data and Scope) of the NEC4 Engineering and Construction Short Contract (ECSC) and its post-contract management processes.
This course gives delegates a solid understanding of the NEC3 ECC contract, the Supervisor’s role, and key responsibilities before, during, and after construction. It covers contract layout, terminology, quality control, reporting, communication, and key changes introduced in NEC4.
Covers designers’ CDM duties, identifying and managing significant design risks, legal responsibilities, ISO 45001, and effective communication of residual risks, with practical examples and focus on improving design safety.
