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Repairing defective brick and block work

  • Published
  • Bricklaying
  • Assured
  • £60 (Tier 1)
  • GET1796
The purpose of training against this standard is to give candidates an overview of the different systems and requirements in place to control the quality of work and the handover process to the client.

Safety in Residential Buildings – Principal Contractor

  • Published
  • Passive fire protection
  • Assured
  • £60 (Tier 1)
  • GET3399
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with an understanding of the impact of legislation, regulation and industry guidance relating to the role responsibilities of the Principal Contractor under the Building Safety Act, And the Safety and integrity of Residential Buildings.

Safety net rigger

  • Published
  • Working at height
  • Recognised
  • £60 (Tier 1)
  • GET2791
This course is for operatives looking to become qualified to install safety nets.

Safety net rigger - GSA1- refresher

  • Published
  • Working at height
  • Recognised
  • £30 (Tier 1 - refresher)
  • GET2847
This course is for operatives looking to become qualified to install safety nets.

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.

Traditional intermediate hard metal craft module 1 joints, seams and flashings

  • Published
  • Roofing (metal)
  • Recognised
  • £240 (Tier 3)
  • GET1261
The purpose of this standard is to provide a natural progression for those who have completed the Basic Hard Metal Craft course and want to gain a further recognized qualification in hard metalwork. Module 1 covers joints, seams and flashings.

Traditional intermediate hard metal craft module 2 weatherings

  • Published
  • Roofing (metal)
  • Recognised
  • £240 (Tier 3)
  • GET1262
This standard provides a natural progression for those who have completed the Basic Hard Metal Craft course and want to gain a further recognized qualification in hard metalwork. Module 2 covers weatherings.

Traditional intermediate hard metal craft module 3 roofs and gutters

  • Published
  • Roofing (metal)
  • Recognised
  • £240 (Tier 3)
  • GET1263
The purpose of this standard is to provide a progression for those who have completed the Basic Hard Metal Craft course and want to gain a further recognized qualification in hard metalwork. Module 3 covers roofs and gutters.

Traditional intermediate hard metal craft module 4 cladding and dormers

  • Published
  • Roofing (metal)
  • Recognised
  • £240 (Tier 3)
  • GET1264
The purpose of this standard is to provide a progression for those who have completed the Basic Hard Metal Craft course and want to gain a further recognized qualification in hard metalwork. Module 4 covers cladding and dormers.

Workmanship and quality

  • Published
  • Roofing (slating and tiling)
  • Assured
  • £60 (Tier 1)
  • GET2618
The purpose of this standard is to provide the candidate with the knowledge of issues with workmanship and quality relating to roofing system installation.