Piling rig: driven above 20 tonnes theory test
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Piling rig: driven below 20 tonnes theory test
Full details of this standard will be published shortly.
Pipeline Commissioning Technician
The standard is designed to train on-site individuals in the correct commissioning of pipelines and pipework whilst taking into account current industry guidelines, best practice and consideration for Health, Safety and the Environment.
Plain tiling (including background materials and flashings)
The purpose of this standard is to provide the candidate with the knowledge and skills to install plain tiles for a new roof, including the: membrane, battens, main tiles, ridge tiles, hip tiles, verge tiles, valley tiles, fittings, and flashings.
Plain tiling introduction
The purpose of this standard is to provide the candidate with the knowledge and skills to install plain tiles for a new roof.
Planning and estimating
The purpose of training delivered against this standard is to provide delegates with an introduction to estimating and planning for wooden floor installation.
Planning and monitoring work in construction
This standard is exclusively for use by Approved Training Organisations (ATOs). The purpose of this standard is to enable the delegate to develop an understanding of effective planning and monitoring of work as required by a practising or potential site supervisor.
Planning and programming in construction
The purpose of this standards is to provide a practical introduction to the concepts and practice of project management.
Planning lifts with excavators
The purpose of this standard is to give lifting operation teams a clear understanding of regulation and guidance available to them to safely plan and complete lifts using excavators.
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