This is a comprehensive training for a Temporary Traffic Management Basic Course. In the course you will find the following modules covered. For a break down on what each module will entail and who it is designed for, download...

This is a comprehensive training for a Temporary Traffic Management Basic Course. In the course you will find the following modules covered. For a break down on what each module will entail and who it is designed for, download the attached PDF.

• National Highways Sector Scheme 12a/b Traffic Management Operative
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12a/b Foreman/LTMO
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12a/b Impact Protect Vehicle
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12C MLC Operative
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12C MLC Supervisor
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12D Module 1 Moving Works Operative
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12D Module 2 Static Works on Single Carriageways
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12D Module 3 Static Works on Dual Carriageway 40mph or less
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12D Module 4 Convoy Operations
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12D Module 5 Multi-Phase Traffic Signals
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12D Module 6 RLTMO
• National Highways Sector Scheme 12D Module 7 (Managers and Client Officers)

The aim of this course: To familiarise learners with all traffic management requirements related to community events, such as carnivals and sporting events, and to give attendees an understanding of how to create a Traffic Management Plan.
Give learners awareness...

The aim of this course: To familiarise learners with all traffic management requirements related to community events, such as carnivals and sporting events, and to give attendees an understanding of how to create a Traffic Management Plan.

Give learners awareness of issues affecting traffic, pedestrian and event staff safety.

Events promoters should be aware that their event may require licensing or consent from Planning and/or Environmental Health.

This is a course based on the NRSWA New Roads and Street Works Act. The course is specifically for candidates who are responsible for carrying out temporary traffic management or are required to work on behalf of a statutory undertaker...

This is a course based on the NRSWA New Roads and Street Works Act. The course is specifically for candidates who are responsible for carrying out temporary traffic management or are required to work on behalf of a statutory undertaker as defined NRSWA 1991. 

The acr comprismises of two main units - Unit 2 & Unit 10, which both focus primarly on signing, lighting and guarding. 

We will be happy tp provide full training for any indivudals wishing to undertake the appropriate individual units to enable them to apply for the Steetworks Qualification Registration Card. Please feel free to contact us for further information. 

This course focuses on management design and the proper use of Cone and Bricscad software.
Preparing your drawings for your workforce and clients is an invaluable part of providing better service and safety for the travelling public.
The course is split...

This course focuses on management design and the proper use of Cone and Bricscad software.

Preparing your drawings for your workforce and clients is an invaluable part of providing better service and safety for the travelling public.

The course is split into two for a comprehensive overview of Cone and Briscad Training. 

• COURSE 1. - 2 Days: Introduction to CAD + Introduction to CONE, for users with no or very little CAD experience
• COURSE 2. - 1 Day: Introduction to CONE, users must have basic CAD (AutoCAD or Intellicad or Bricscad) experience

All training is on individual computers equipped with the latest CONE software, and the CADengine is BricsCad
AutoCAD.

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Upon successful completion of Unit 680 above, candidates will undertake a practical assessment where the candidate will be expected to demonstrate the safe/competent use of the Winter Maintenance equipment over a minimum 20-mile route to include rural, urban, single,...

Upon successful completion of Unit 680 above, candidates will undertake a practical assessment where the candidate will be expected to demonstrate the safe/competent use of the Winter Maintenance equipment over a minimum 20-mile route to include rural, urban, single, and where possible dual carriageway.

The Highways England Common Induction course provides a common Health & Safety site induction across all areas of the Highways England's Strategic Road Network (SRN).

This course is a mandatory requirement for all those visiting or working on the Highways England Strategic...

The Highways England Common Induction course provides a common Health & Safety site induction across all areas of the Highways England's Strategic Road Network (SRN).

This course is a mandatory requirement for all those visiting or working on the Highways England Strategic Road Network.

This qualification is suitable for learners wishing to develop knowledge and understanding in health and safety. It is ideally suited to operators who wish to achieve Fencing Industry Skills Scheme (FISS)/Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) green card status within...

This qualification is suitable for learners wishing to develop knowledge and understanding in health and safety. It is ideally suited to operators who wish to achieve Fencing Industry Skills Scheme (FISS)/Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) green card status within a construction/fencing environment. It will prepare learners for further learning and training. It is also designed to prepare learners for employment.