We offer a range of New Roads & Street Works courses including a standard 5 day programme for Operatives and Supervisors covering Units 001-006 & 009 for Operatives and 001 & 010-014 for Supervisors. We also offer scheduled courses for unit 002/010 Signing, Lighting and Guarding for those only requiring this part of the qualification and New Roads & Street Works Reassessment courses and exams for those needing to requalify.

If your workplace environment has been identified as low risk and you need your employees to receive the Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) qualification, then this one-day course is perfect for you. The training for the EFAW qualification equips you with basic life-saving first aid skills, as well as an understanding of workplace health and safety regulations. This course is approved by OFQUAL and SIA.

This course is designed for current First Aiders who need their First Aid at Work renewed before the 3-year expiry date. The course will also educate employees on how to handle a wide range of specific work-related situations, as well as teaching them cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for adults, children, and infants.

If you require your employees to be trained in first aid for the workplace and receive a First Aid at Work (FAW) qualification, then this three-day course is perfect for you. The training for the FAW qualification covers emergency first aid skills, non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, and workplace health and safety regulations, surpassing the material covered in the EFAW course.

The aim of the Refresher SMSTS course is to refresh participants' knowledge and understanding of current legislation, best practices, and emerging trends in site management safety. It ensures that site managers maintain their competence and remain up-to-date with industry standards.

The aim of the Refresher SSSTS course is to refresh participants' knowledge and understanding of current legislation, best practices, and emerging trends in site supervision safety. It ensures that supervisors maintain their competence and remain up-to-date with industry standards.