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Health & Safety Awareness (for Green CSCS)
By SMC Safety Solutions
This one-day course is a must for anyone considering or already working within a construction or civil engineering environment. This course provides Health and Safety awareness and is endorsed by Build UK as a standard training for all operatives on site. Aims To give a clear understanding of Regulations & Legislation that applies to construction work and is an ideal refresher for any operative that has previously completed training in Health & Safety. Course Content • Accident prevention • Health & Safety law • Control and management of the site and your how your role fits in with this • Risk assessments and method statements • Performing safely on site • Reporting unsafe acts to prevent an accident • Individual & employee responsibilities • What to do if you think anyone’s Health and Safety is being put at risk Assessment At the end of this course, all delegates will have a clear understanding of the requirements of Health and Safety Legislation and their responsibilities to comply with them. Candidates will need to complete a multiple-choice exam at the end of the CITB course. They will also need to engage and interact with others throughout the day. Certificate This certification for this course is valid for 5 years and is endorsed by Build UK as a standard training for all operatives. The certificate is part of CSCS Green Card requirements. To remain certified in this area, you will need to retake the course before the expiry date or have completed an NVQ2 or higher in your skills set. Instructions Please note all Health & Safety Awareness courses with the venue “Remote Learning” will be delivered by a tutor over a video call. This training will be delivered and assessed in English language; therefore, a good standard is required to complete the course. Further attendee information will be sent in a separate email, please check your inbox.
City & Guilds F-Gas 2079 Category 1
By Rachp School
About this course RACHP School offer 4 days training with day 5 for theory and practical examination in our F-Gas 2079 Cat 1. Morning sessions are spent learning theory, while afternoon sessions are spent carrying out practical tasks such as recovering refrigerant from systems, removing a section, carrying out a braze with flared connections, pressure testing, vacuuming system, recharging and recording on services sheets (including sub-cooling and superheat measurements). This is a safe handling of refrigerants course so correct purge process will be taught. The theory exam is a closed book 80-minute online exam which requires a 60% (24 correct answers) pass mark. This qualification allows engineers to legally work on refrigeration systems under the EC 842/2006 F-Gas regulations. What is covered on this course? Expert instruction – Learn from experienced instructors with deep knowledge of F-Gas 2079/11 & ODS regulations. Hands-on training: Gain practical skills through real-world scenarios. The Practical elements will include: Correct PPE and understanding of the Health & Safety at Work act. Correct isolation procedures of a system before carrying out any works. Safe handling of refrigerants, including correct procedure to purge hose lines correctly. Removing a section of pipe, cutting, expanding and flaring a new piece of pipe with a braze that will be pressure tested to PED regulations. Vacuuming the system, recharging and recording on services sheets subcooling and superheat measurements, including air on and air off and working out the delta T in the Kelvin scale. Understand the pressure/temperature relationship. Working out the compressor ratio and evaluating if the system is running within design parameters, and if not, what can be done to improve efficiency. Correct waste disposal procedures of waste oil/refrigerant. A “Peel Test” of a brazed joint that the student will carry out. There are 2 exams, one theory and one practical both held on the Friday.
