- Published
- Health, safety and environment
- Recognised
- £70 (Tier 2 - refresher)
- GET3359
The purpose of Environmental management in construction – refresher course is for delegates who have previously passed the full Environmental management in construction course or subsequent refresher course and can provide proof of attendance.
- Published
- Health, safety and environment
- CITB Products
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET2365
On completion of this standard the delegate will gain a comprehensive introduction to environmental issues on construction sites.
- In development
- Working at height
- Assured
- £60 (Tier 1)
- GET0109
This training standard was previously held under the occupational area Steeplejack and lightning protection. It is in development and will be published shortly
- Published
- Working at height
- Recognised
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET3383
This standard is held by IPAF
- Published
- Working at height
- Recognised
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET3385
This training standard is held by IPAF
- Published
- Working at height
- Recognised
- GET3384
This training standard is held by IPAF
- Published
- Health, safety and environment
- £60 (Tier 1)
- Automatic
This standard is exclusively used for the Site Safety Plus (SSP) health and safety courses. The purpose of this standard is to provide a training opportunity for directors to evaluate, analyse and explore principles and practices for leading health and safety at work within the built environment. This standard is also known as: Director's Role for Health and Safety (DRHS); Leading Health and Safety at Work.
- Published
- Health, safety and environment
- Recognised
- £30 (Tier 1 - refresher)
- GET3412
To allow delegates to recognise hazards, utilise control measures and safe working practices and maintain a safe working environment
- Published
- Health, safety and environment
- Recognised
- £240 (Tier 3)
- GET2763
The purpose of training delivered against this standard is to provide site managers with the ability to implement all health, safety, welfare, and environmental legislation. To understand new guidance and industry best practice and state their duties and responsibilities with regards to health, safety and welfare within the built environment.