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Slinger/signaller: all types, static duties training

Published
Plant short duration training
Recognised
£240 (Tier 3)
GET0807

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Slinger/signaller: knuckle boom, static duties only practical test

Published
Plant practical testing
Recognised
£240 (Plant practical test rate 2)
Automatic

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Slinger/signaller: knuckle boom, static duties only training

Published
Plant short duration training
Recognised
£240 (Tier 3)
GET0808

Full details of this standard will be published shortly

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.

The avoidance of buried utilities for construction utilising ground penetrating radar - GPR Training

Published
Construction (common)
Assured
£140 (Tier 2)
GET3325

The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the theoretical and practical knowledge to locate buried utilities safely and effectively for the purpose of avoidance, preventing utility damage and increasing safety during excavation for the construction industry by utilising ground penetrating radar (GPR).