Telecoms Civil Course 5 Days

This accreditation has been developed to ensure that supervisors and planners who require an awareness of ladders and poles safety are accredited to Industry and National Occupational Standard (NOS). This accreditation is aimed at supervisors and planners working in a telecommunications environment. This accreditation does not cover roof top working.

This accreditation has been developed to ensure that those who work on ladders and wooden poles do so safely following all policies, procedures, and safe working practices.

This accreditation particularly is aimed at those individuals who undertake work in a telecommunication (or similar utility) environment. It also enables learners to gain knowledge of compliance with Health and Safety legislation.

This course covers one module: Safe Use of Respiratory Protective Equipment. It provides learners with the skills and knowledge of selection and use of adequate and suitable Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) in the workplace, in order to comply with the law.

This accreditation particularly is aimed at those individuals who undertake work in a telecommunication (or similar utility) environment. It also enables learners to gain knowledge of compliance with Health and Safety legislation. The accreditation tests learners knowledge, understanding and skills in the safe use of abrasive wheels.

This accreditation covers one module: Safe Moving and Handling. Learners are provided with the knowledge for safe moving and handling. This accreditation particularly is aimed at those individuals who undertake work in a telecommunication (or similar utility) environment. It also enables learners to gain knowledge of compliance with Health and Safety legislation. The accreditation tests learners knowledge, understanding in Safe Moving and Handling techniques.

The SA006 accreditation provides basic knowledge regarding legislation and dangers associated with safe working in a utility construction environment. precautions required while working in civils.

The target audience is aimed at those who may come across Asbestos or Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) during their work activities.

This accreditation covers one module: Cable Installation over LV Power Crossings. Learners are provided with the knowledge and skills to install cables over low voltage power crossings. This accreditation particularly is aimed at those individuals who undertake work in a telecommunication (or similar utility) environment.

Provides candidates with the knowledge to identify hazards and risks and to work safely in single and multi-occupancy dwellings, including buildings according to industry standards and practices.

This accreditation aims to give learners the knowledge, skills and understanding in the safety checks required on pole vehicles. It introduces learners to the hazards and potential risks involved with pole vehicles and to comply with health and safety legislation. The target audience is aimed at those working on the telecoms network including suppliers and contractors.

This accreditation provides learners with an essential foundation in relevant matters of providing Banksman Ground Support Person for Elevating Platform and Mobile Elevating Work Platform. It is suitable for learners who already work in the construction or utilities industries or learners looking to work in construction or the utilities. This accreditation sets out the skills, knowledge and understanding to support the operator to manoeuvre an EP or an MEWP in a restricted space and working at height.

This accreditation is to provide learners with the necessary information to rescue individuals who become suspended on the pole for whatever reason while working on the pole at height. The purpose of this accreditation is to provide learners with the necessary information to undertake the rescue operation by climbing the pole. NB - this does NOT allow the learner to forward deliver this course.

This accreditation sets out the requirements for implementing thesafe working practices for Leaning Ladder & Flat RoofAccreditation to candidates where works is undertaken in dwellings, including multi occupancy units.

Formally known as BB1M. This assessment will test the delegate's knowledge of building modular jointing chambers. This module covers the excavation, base preparation, installation of the modular rings, ironwork and duct entries.

Formally known as CD1. This assessment will test the delegate's knowledge of core drilling jointing chambers. This module covers the core drilling of modular, brick and concrete (reinforced and unreinforced) jointing chambers for the installation of Duct 54, 56 and small ducts.

Formally known as DB1. The module target audience are engineers working on the Openreach network including Contract Partners. This assessment will test the delegate's knowledge of Clearing duct blockages.

Formally known as DL1. The module target audience are engineers working on the Openreach network including Contract Partners. This assessment will test the delegate's knowledge of installing Duct 54 and 56. The module covers the installation of single way and 2 way duct only. For laying multi-way duct exceeding 2 ways the operative will require Duct Laying 2 for which the Q021 module is a pre-requisite.

This accreditation has been developed to ensure that those who work on ladders and wooden poles do so safely following all policies, procedures and safe working practices.