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This 1-day course aims to help individuals in commerce and industry understand workplace risks and utilize modern risk assessment techniques. Participants will learn to differentiate between hazards and risks, conduct risk assessments individually and in teams, and accurately record them. The course covers relevant legislation, risk assessment techniques, practical assessment, and managing risk assessments. Training methods include participative sessions with practical demonstrations and exercises. Confirmation of learning is through a practical assessment. Site requirements include a classroom with power and sufficient space for practical training and assessment.

This one-day course provides a focused update on recent and proposed health and safety legislation affecting the construction industry. It aims to ensure participants understand the legislative changes, their impact on businesses, and how to develop solutions to challenges. The course is suitable for all project team members in construction, including clients, designers, contractors, and managers. Topics covered include hazardous substances, work at height, vibration, noise, asbestos, fire safety, manual handling, and upcoming CDM regulations. The course is regularly updated to meet industry needs and is taught by experienced tutors.

This three-day course focuses on health and safety regulations in the construction industry, covering legislation, risk assessment, and practical applications. Aimed at civil and structural engineers, designers, contractors, and project managers, it aims to raise awareness and provide guidance. The course covers key legislation, individual and corporate responsibilities, risk assessment, and health protection regulations. Participants will gain an understanding of various regulations and their application in the construction cycle. The course is led by experienced tutors knowledgeable in health and safety regulations across the construction industry.

The BIM Training course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the benefits of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in construction. It covers challenges in the industry, interdisciplinary collaboration, and BIM's role. The course addresses interoperability, legal issues, standards, and guidance. Sessions include BIM standards, information modeling, and management. Objectives include clarifying BIM concepts, demonstrating business benefits, and explaining legal implications. The course targets design professionals such as engineers, project managers, and contractors.

Confined Space Training Scotland is designed for personnel involved in planning, supervising, or executing work in confined spaces, requiring a reasonable level of fitness. The course aims to enable delegates to form safe work systems, understand legal responsibilities, identify hazards, implement control measures, interpret gas detection results, and work effectively in a team. The content covers relevant legislation, codes of practice, hazards, communication, and equipment use. The training is highly participative with practical demonstrations and offers certification valid for 3 years.

Confined Space Training is a one-day classroom course designed for supervisors, managers, and workers who need to enter confined spaces at work. The course focuses on teaching safe work practices for confined space entry, with training available in various locations across the UK, including Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dunfermline. Onsite closed company courses are also offered.