Aged 19+ and looking for a way into Construction? Gain the skills and confidence to take your next step forward.
This 3-day engaging course has been designed to give individuals an insight into the construction world. The course will cover topics that will give you confidence to demonstrate some key skills needed to gain your CSCS card and be site ready on completion. This qualification will focus on the study of the basic principles of health and safety, including hazards and risks within the workplace.
By the end of the course, you will:
• Understand the importance of health and safety procedures
• Raise awareness of the potential hazards and risks in the workplace
• Understand implications of poor health and safety
• Know key rights and responsibilities relating to health and safety
Some of the topics you will learn include:
• Working within a team
• Employers/Employees Rights & Responsibilities
• Hazards & Risks
• Risk Assessments
• Manual Handling
• Working at Height
• CSCS Test
Whilst completing this qualification, you may develop the knowledge, understanding and essential skills employers look for in employees. These range from familiar key skills such as team working, independent learning and problem-solving, to more tricky-to-measure skills such as:
• an appreciation for appropriate behaviour and Personal Protective Equipment
• communicating with professional colleagues/peers.
For those that wish to study further, learners can progress to Level 1 warehouse and storage, Forklift and any other programme that are available via our online suite. If CSCS card is obtained learners could progress into employment on a construction site. Learners can also explore other employability 1-week courses across E3, L1 and L2 programme in a number of different subject areas.
You need to be aged 19+. This course is no cost to those in receipt of unemployment benefits or on a low wage income.
Full guidance and support are available throughout the 3-day programme from both your trainer & the CRC Hub, available both on campus and online.
Call us on: 07989 227515
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Website: www.camre.ac.uk















