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CSR Card Nutts Corner Belfast – 1 Day Health & Safety Awareness
January 26 @ 8:20 am - 4:30 pm
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the 
appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)
Our one-day CSR Card training course provides the appropriate level of training for all operatives who are required to undertake work on a construction site across Northern Ireland.
Launched in 1997, the Construction Skills Register (CSR) is a registration scheme designed to meet the needs of both clients and contractors, improving the Health & Safety standards of the industry. To receive a CSR card at any level, anyone entering a construction site from apprentices to managers must undertake health and safety training. The health and safety training focuses on the identification of hazards and the avoidance of risks. In addition, candidates will be required to complete an NVQ within their area of expertise.
Who should attend:
- All site Operatives
- All site visitors
- Those requiring renewal of existing cards
Following successful completion of the course
Following the course, an assessment will be completed. In addition to this, candidates who require a skills card will need to complete an NVQ within their respective roles.
Course Contents:
- Health and safety at work legislation
- Accident reporting and emergency procedure and fire prevention
- Accident prevention
- Manual handling
- Working at heights
- Personal protective equipment
- Noise and vibration
- Working with electricity, underground and overhead services
- Use of handheld equipment and tools
- Safe use of vehicles
- Excavations and confined spaces
Duration: 1 Day
Available Dates: Every Friday (In house courses can also be arranged on any day for your convenience)