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Here, we will be discussing recent industry developments and answering all FAQs about our training courses, eLearning and NVQs.
CSCS Smart Check is replacing CSCS Go Smart from 1st April 2024. It will be the only card system that can check all CSCS cards in circulation.
Amongst celebrating Women in Construction Week, we interviewed Karen, our experienced trainer, as she discusses her experience in the industry.
We interviewed women in construction as they tell us about their experience and what advice they would give for those looking to join or advance in the industry.
As we’re launching our our new eLearning offering and Learning Management System (LMS), we have introduced a tiered pricing system. Read this blog to learn more about the changes made to our eLearning.
Understanding the New Roads and Street Works Act (NRSWA) is essential when working with street works and road maintenance. This blog discusses NRSWA qualifications and renewals, and more. Don’t fall behind with the latest industry practices.
This blog explores the different pathways to becoming a Health and Safety Advisor and provides an overview of the role and its responsibilities.
There are plenty of airborne substances that can have a negative impact on your health and that’s why Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE) is important. Learn more about RPE here.
Accidents happen frequently in the construction industry and most often it is due to not using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). To avoid this it is important that we educate ourselves on what PPE is and what are our responsibilities are in the workplace regarding PPE.
Learn about COSHH responsibilities and how to protect employees from hazardous substances.
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