- Published
- Utilities - multi-utility
- Recognised
- £60 (Tier 1)
- GET3043
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge to support the following: plan to install timber and proprietary support systems; prepare to install and remove timber and proprietary support systems; install and remove timber and proprietary support systems; inspect timber and proprietary support systems.
- Published
- Utilities - multi-utility
- Recognised
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET3044
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge to support the following: plan to install timber and steel support systems; prepare to install and remove timber and steel support systems; install and remove timber and steel support systems; inspect timber and steel support systems.
- Published
- Utilities - multi-utility
- Recognised
- £30 (Tier 1 - refresher)
- GET3055
The purpose of Install, inspect and remove timber support systems refresher course is for delegates who have previously passed the full install, inspect and remove timber support systems course or subsequent refresher course and can provide proof of attendance.
- Published
- Utilities - multi-utility
- Recognised
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET3042
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge to support the following: plan to install steel and proprietary support systems; prepare to install and remove steel and proprietary support systems; install and remove steel and proprietary support systems; inspect steel and proprietary support systems.
- Published
- Wood occupations
- Assured
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET2622
The purpose of training delivered against this standard is to provide candidates with knowledge covering the installation requirements for timber fire door assemblies and door sets.
- Published
- Passive fire protection
- Assured
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET3060
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge to support the following: the role of compartment walls and floors; understanding how linear joint seals and cavity barriers (full fill and open state) work and their place in the wider passive fire protection system; legislation and guidance associated with firestopping linear joint seals and cavity barriers in compartment walls and floors; considerations to make before selecting a fit for purpose firestop seal, in terms of fire resistance and other salient properties such as durability, acoustic, air tightness and structural movement requirements; considerations when installing generic types of linear joint seals and cavity barriers (full fill and open state); considerations on completion of the installation of firestop seals.
- Published
- Passive fire protection
- Assured
- £70 (Tier 2 - refresher)
- GET3061
The purpose of Installation of linear joint and cavity barriers (open state and full fill) seals refresher course is for delegates who have previously passed the Installation of linear joint and cavity barriers (open state and full fill) seals course or subsequent refresher course and can provide proof of attendance.
- Published
- Interior systems
- Assured
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET3331
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge and/or skills to support the following scope: hazards, risk assessment and safe systems of work, installation of plasterboard by direct bond to maintain designed acoustic, thermal and fire performance. working to construction and manufacturers drawings, construction principles. related products (e.g., plasterboards, fixings, sealants, components, adhesives etc.) required tools and equipment
- Published
- Roofing (common)
- Assured
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET0273
The purpose of this standard is to provide the candidate with knowledge and skills to install a rooflight (also known as skylight) to a roof.
- Published
- Passive fire protection
- Assured
- £140 (Tier 2)
- GET3058
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge to support the following: the role of compartment walls and floors; understanding how service penetration seals work and their place in the wider passive fire protection system; legislation and guidance associated with firestopping service penetration sealing in compartment walls and floors; considerations to make before selecting a fit for purpose firestop seal system including other salient properties such as durability, acoustic, air tightness and structural movement requirements; considerations when installing generic types of firestop seal systems; considerations on completion of the installation of firestop seal systems.