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The Quarry Passport Training course is a comprehensive 2-day program focusing on health and safety in the extractive/quarry industry. Day one covers essential topics like workplace safety, fire precautions, accident procedures, hazardous substances, manual handling, noise at work, and more. Day two delves into specific quarry operations, including health and safety management, working with cranes and heavy equipment, safe working in excavations and confined spaces, and working at heights. The course concludes with a debriefing session and final administrative tasks.

The SSSTS Training course is designed for current or upcoming supervisors to gain knowledge of health, safety, welfare, and environmental issues, along with their legal responsibilities. Endorsed by the UK Contractors Group, it emphasises promoting workplace safety for effective supervision. Participants will understand industry challenges, health and safety laws, risk assessments, site management, and intervention practices. Assessment includes multiple-choice questions and interactive participation. This course serves as a foundational step for junior management, leading to potential progression to the Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) course.

The CITB Health and Safety Awareness Training course is designed for individuals in the construction and civil engineering industry. It focuses on identifying potential hazards on site and emphasizes the importance of maintaining a safe work environment. Participants will learn about accident prevention, health and safety laws, risk assessments, and reporting unsafe acts. This one-day course serves as preparation for the CITB Health, Safety and Environment test and is a prerequisite for obtaining a CSCS Labourers Card (Green Card).

This 1-day course aims to update personnel's knowledge on working in confined spaces/vessels. The objective is to provide a refresher on all requirements for entering such spaces, emphasizing the importance of regular training based on the time elapsed since the last relevant work was done.

This 2-day course aims to equip delegates with the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely in confined spaces. It covers legislation, management duties, safe work systems, atmospheric testing, safety equipment, emergency procedures, and more. Practical exercises using specialized equipment are included, with scenarios tailored to delegates' working environments. A full rescue scenario is conducted, emphasizing the importance of delegate fitness and health for participation.

The 2-day Entry To Confined Spaces and the Use of Escape Breathing Apparatus course aims to provide training and practical assessment for individuals needing to plan, implement, and work according to safe procedures for confined space entry. Objectives include identifying hazards, understanding legislation, implementing control measures, selecting and using protective equipment, working with permits, and handling emergency procedures. The course is recommended for personnel involved in planning, supervising, and executing work in confined spaces like manholes, shafts, chambers, sewers, and tanks.

The Advanced Accident Investigation course aims to equip managers, supervisors, and safety advisors with the skills to conduct successful accident investigations, determine root causes, provide long-term solutions, and perform full cost analysis. This advanced course covers accident understanding, prevention techniques, investigation principles, and cost assessment. Delegates will learn to understand accident causes and prevention programs, legal reporting requirements, and gain confidence in conducting investigations, interviews, causal analysis, and reporting.

The Accident Investigation course aims to equip managers, supervisors, safety advisors, and assistants with the skills to participate in collating and analyzing information for successful accident investigations. Topics covered include understanding accidents, reporting requirements, prevention techniques, investigation principles, cost assessment, and corrective actions. By the end of the course, participants should understand accident causes in construction, accident prevention programs, legal reporting obligations, and how to contribute effectively to investigations.