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Shaftwall Systems

  • Published
  • Interior systems
  • Assured
  • £140 (Tier 2)
  • GET3161
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge to support the following: hazards, risk assessment and safe systems of work; installation of metal stud partitions to maintain designed acoustic and fire performance including deflection heads, T junctions, internal and external corners, door openings, firestop plasterboard joints and service openings, and more.

Steelfixing introduction

  • Published
  • Civil engineering
  • Assured
  • £60 (Tier 1)
  • GET3007
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge to support the following: principles of reinforcing concrete including but not limited to pre-cast, post-tension; storing different types and quality of steel; methods used to determine cover for rebar; read and decipher information from rebar drawings and schedules covering 3D formats generated from design software; methods of tying and when different ties are used; risk awareness and hazard recognition and mitigation; deciding between pre-fabrication and in situ steelfixing; how to read steelfixing drawings and schedules; how to prefabricate a small ground beam from a drawing and schedule; pre-pour, placement and post-placement inspections.

Towers on stairways for users

  • Published
  • Working at height
  • Recognised
  • £140 (Tier 2)
  • GET1326
This standard ensures that operatives are trained in how to build stepped towers and hazards specific to using them on a stair in keeping with current legislation, regulations and guidance for towers in general.