SMSTS Refresher
Certification
CITB Site Safety Plus Certificate · Valid for 5 yrs.
2 days · 8:30am - 5pm
£325 + VAT per person
Includes:
- CITB Registration
- Extensive handouts including CITB publications – GE700 Construction Site Safety 8 book set and XA6 case studies booklet
- Free parking
- Free letter of attendance on request whilst certification is processed
Location
- Bristol
- On site by arrangement
Delegates
If you have 1 to 20 delegates you can attend one of our open or public training courses.
We can set up a private course or organise training at your site for 6 to 20 delegates.
Official 2-day course from the CITB – of which we are an accredited member and an approved CITB training provider.
Course aims to update as well as refresh your knowledge and understanding of the principle responsibilities of a Site Manager, and the skills needed to maintain a safe and healthy working environment for everyone on your site.
Course includes:
- The Health & Safety Executives updated main focuses
- Risk assessment and method statements (RAMS)
- Health, safety and welfare on construction sites
- RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations)
- Behavioural safety
- Occupational health
- Overview and changes to the current legislation affecting construction.
The SMSTS Refresher can only be attended whilst your current certification is still valid. The refresher cannot be attended once your certification has expired.
Please get in touch if your current certification is soon to expire
Please contact us for dates and availability either by emailing info@trainingsocieti.co.uk or by calling 01179 711 892, are office hours are 08:30-16:45 Monday-Friday
Course Dates
FAQs
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Q: My SMSTS certificate has run out, can I still do the refresher course?
A: Unfortunately, if your certification has run out you'll need to do the full 5 day course again. Please make sure you renew prior to your certification running out.
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Q: Can I see a copy of the SMSTS refresher course syllabus?
A: Yes, it's available here in full (optimised pdf 0.6 MB).
