Site Management Safety Training Scheme - Omagh
Global Horizon Skills Ltd
Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) CITB
The five day SMSTS course is aimed at existing Site Managers, others involved with Site Management within the construction industry and whose wishing to become Site Managers; for example, Site Supervisors or others in training to become Site Managers
It is highly recommended for those who want to manage sites both competently and safely. The SMSTS qualification is also mandatory for those who want to work as Site Managers on sites for main contractors who are part of the United Kingdom Contractors group.
Course Structure and Overview
The five day SMSTS course is a tutor led, classroom based training course. The course can either be run as an open course at one of our training venues or can alternatively be run at a client’s own venue where there are sufficient delegates to justify a dedicated course.
Course Content:
- The legal background to safe site management and awareness of regulations
- Safe set up on site, CDM regulations, assessments of risk and raising method statements
- Safety considerations in different operational scenarios including scaffolding and working at heights, demolition works, electrical works, excavations and confined spaces.
- Accident reporting and reporting requirements under the RIDDOR regulations.
- Maintaining a positive health and safety culture within the workplace, best practice and communications
What are the SMSTS Course Outcomes?
Aims to help Site Managers, agents and supervisors to:
- Manage Health and Safety on site in accordance with current legal provisions and within the context of their management and supervisory role.
- Develop an understanding of responsibilities and accountability for site Health, Safety and Welfare.
- Recognise a safe site is efficient, economical and productive.
To pass the SMSTS course delegates must:
- Complete all of the course days.
- Successfully interact with the class and pass exercises set during the course.
- Complete and pass a multiple choice assessment end of the course
Candidates that successfully pass the course will achieve a certificate that is valid for five years.
Date: 24th, 31st August, 7th, 18th, 22nd September
Date and Time
Location
Head Office
64a Derry Road
Omagh
BT78 5DY
United Kingdom
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Site Management Safety Training Scheme - Omagh
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