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Temporary Works - Technical Awareness of Design Considerations - Above Ground

Covers key considerations in design, focusing on temporary works. Includes technical awareness of minor schemes, impact of site conditions, design processes, and coordination procedures in line with BS5975.

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Temporary Works – Technical Awareness of Design Considerations – Above Ground

Course Cost £295 +VAT
Duration 1 DAY
Online
  • Objectives: Considerations in Design, Site Conditions, Processes, Procedures, Coordination.
  • Technical Awareness of TW Schemes, Site Conditions Impact, Design Processes.
  • Procedures: BS5975, Roles in TW Assurance, Legal Duties under CDM Regulations.
  • Formwork: Wall & Column, Types, Lateral Pressures, Ties, Team Exercise.
  • Scaffold Design: Basic, TG20, Calculations, Tying, Bracing, Working Platforms.

Overview

This course focuses on enhancing technical awareness and knowledge in temporary works design, emphasizing factors like site conditions and procedures according to BS5975. It covers topics such as formwork, falsework, scaffold design, and legal aspects under CDM regulations. Participants will learn about different types of formwork, calculation of loads, scaffold limitations, and more through practical exercises. The course aims to equip individuals with the necessary skills and understanding for effective temporary works design.

Who should attend

Designers, Technicians, Scaffolders

Course Content

This focused course is designed to give delegates a solid grounding in the key considerations when dealing with temporary works in design. Aimed at those involved in planning, reviewing, or managing temporary works schemes, it highlights what to look out for and how to apply best practice throughout the process.

Participants will gain technical awareness of minor temporary works schemes, explore how varying site conditions influence design decisions, and develop a clear understanding of the processes and procedures behind safe and effective temporary works planning.

The course also covers the principles of temporary works coordination and compliance with BS5975, helping attendees understand their responsibilities and the wider project context in which temporary works operate.

Who Should Attend

Designers, Technicians, Scaffolders

Location

This course supports online training.

Course Syllabus

Day 1

Introduction and course expectations

  • Technician Awareness of factors affecting Design

Procedures

• BS5975
• The roles in temporary works assurance
• Other current guidance

Legal Aspects

• Designers duties under CDM regulations

Wall & column formwork

  • Types of formwork in common use
  • Calculation of lateral pressures
  • Ties
  • One-sided formwork
  • Team Exercise

Falsework & soffit formwork

  • Types of formwork in common use
  • Calculation and identification of loads
  • Team exercise

Scaffold design

  • Basic scaffolds, and their limitations
  • Introduction to TG20
  • Calculations for scaffolds
  • Tying and Bracing
  • Working Platforms
  • Introduction to Special Scaffolds
  • Hoardings and fencing

Summary and Close

Course Cost £295 +VAT
Online
Duration 1 DAY

Experts in Construction and Infrastructure Training

1000+

Training courses available

250000+

Course hours completed

50+

Expert trainers

CITB, APS, IEMA

Accreditation training centres

12

Accreditations

Testimonials

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The course was exceptional, well run in terms of delivery of information, IT online course but seamless. Very interesting examples of temporary works failures applicable to the businesses we worked in. Break out activities / group examples worked very well and were again well managed by the trainer. Fantastic course, I will recommend to others! Best course I have attended in years!

CITB Temporary Works Co-Ordinator

Black & Veatch

The trainers knowledge was excellent and I liked his examples and how he could relate them to every day relatable examples that we could all understand. Coming from different industries and sectors his examples were a common ground. It was handled very well virtually and the engagement worked with his questioning and answering

Contract Management

The Pension Regulator

The training was very interactive and the tutor was excellent in engaging every course attendee and ensuring that the course content was tailored to each attendees Organisation and Company requirements

CITB Temporary Works Awareness

Kone – H &S Advisor

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