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Supervisors, Project or Site Managers in the construction industry.
Objectives
The overall objective of the SMSTS course is to develop awareness and competence to manage safely and effectively in compliance with both company policy and construction industry best practice.
Assessment of the Course
The course material is evaluated by means of a multi-choice assessment paper, tutor evaluation and a final project. Successful completion of the programme results in the award of a CITB SMSTS certificate.
Course Length
The course consists of 5 lecture days including examinations and practical assessments.
Attendance
Delegates are required to attend all sessions, since without full attendance the Construction Site Manager’s Safety Certificate will not be awarded. Delegates must attend the days in order, in accordance with the course programme, to achieve the necessary learning objectives to qualify for the certificate.
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Latest Statistics
The latest statistics show a significant decrease (22%) in the number of fatal injuries to workers averaged over the last five years. "quick link"
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HSE is pleased to be a partner in the Scottish Occupational Road Safety Alliance (ScORSA) to assist the Scottish Government's Road Safety Framework to 2020 which aims to influence a reduction in road related injury and deaths. Improving the management of road related risk (MORR) is a major component of the strategy. "quick link"
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