Our scaffolding consultancy services and workplace inspections provide both management and operational support, enabling clients to maintain best practice aligned with British, European and International standards

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LEADING
EDGE
OF HEIGHT
SAFETY

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We are a health
and safety and
training consultancy,
specialising in
scaffolding and
working at height.
At Simian we have a wealth of talented,
qualified and enthusiastic people,
who all are directly employed by us
and dedicated to service delivery. Our
continued success can be measured by
the success and safety records of our
clients. These two factors are the result
of rigorously maintained high standards,
unrivalled pragmatism, and ultimately
the commitment of our people.
We are guided by a simple philosophy,
strong values and high ethical
standards, and we strive to give added
value in everything we do. From our
head office in the North West of
England, we service a worldwide client
base and contracts in Africa, the Middle
East, Europe and the UK, our position as
world leaders on all matters scaffolding
is reaffirmed by the high levels of repeat
business we enjoy.
HOW CAN WE
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Ian Fyall (CMIOSH)
Ian started his career
as a driver and labourer
and has progressed
through the ranks to
Overseas Operations
Director.
Ian is an active member of numerous
construction industry health and
safety interest groups and has several
published trade articles to his name.
He takes an active interest in legislative
matters which is borne out by the
number of expert witness cases he
has been involved in. He also has an
incredible memory!
Ian looks after Simian’s overseas work
and spends most of his time based at
our Middle East office. To relax he likes
to travel even further afield and when
he’s not working he can be found on
the terraces at Blackpool FC supporting
the Seasiders.
Simon Hughes (CMIOSH)
Simon is the Group’s
Managing Director and
is widely recognised as
one of the UK’s leading
scaffolding safety
advisors.
Simon’s scaffolding career began
in the mid 1990’s with one of the
country’s largest independently owned
scaffolding firms. He is acknowledged
as the technical author of several of the
UK’s foremost scaffolding guidance
documents including SG4:15, (Preventing
Falls in Scaffolding Operations) and
SG6:15 (Manual Handling in the
Scaffolding Industry).
Simon sits on the National Access and
Scaffolding Confederation’s Health
and Safety Committee and speaks at
conferences and events across the
world. He is regularly published in trade
journals such as Construction News
and SHP and has significant experience
of Expert Witness work.
Simon is a keen cyclist and spends his
spare time clad in lycra speeding along
the highways and byways of his native
North Wales.
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Dave Randles (CMIOSH)
Dave is responsible for
the operational side of
Simian’s UK business.
Dave has over 27 years’ experience in
the scaffolding industry fulfilling a whole
host of roles from Scaffolder to Safety
Officer to Contracts Manager
to his current position of UK
Operations Director.
Dave maintains a hands on role in the
business and is Account Manager for
many of the company’s retained clients.
The wealth of experience Dave has
garnered in the rail, power generation
and industrial sectors means he is
Simian’s expert in these fields. As
with his partners, Dave also acts as
an Expert Witness.
He has written articles for several trade
publications and when not busy earning
a living, he works hard at maintaining
his single figure golf handicap and
supporting his beloved Everton FC.
Susan Russell (Grad IOSH, PIEMA)
Susan has progressed
from being an admin
assistant to overseeing
all training, consultancy
and administrative
activities within
the business.
Susan, a native Glaswegian, has a
flair for most things that she takes
on and that has resulted in her fast
progression within the business. Her
enviable administrative skills and keen
eye for detail has seen her evolve to
be our resident systems expert and
has assisted numerous clients with the
implementation and accreditation in a
whole host of systems including RISQS,
ISO Standards (9001,14001 & OHSAS
18001) and HSG65 systems.
Susan sits on the Executive Committee
of the North West Construction
Safety Group (a voluntary role) and as
well as being Simian’s Environmental
Practitioner (for Simian and clients),
she is well on her way to becoming a
Chartered Member of the Institute of
Occupational Safety and Health.
Susan has spent time living in both New
Zealand and Spain and the latter saw
her becoming proficient in the Spanish
language. She has maintained the travel
bug and when not abroad, her leisure
time is spent walking the Cumbrian fells.
ALL OF OUR TEAM ARE
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EXPERT ADVICE
We’re world-leading
experts in working at height

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TG20
The TG20 series has
grown to be the UK’s most
authoritative guidance on
scaffolding configurations.
TG20 is widely recognised as the
default standard for tube and fitting
scaffolds constructed in the UK and is
the ‘go to’ document for enforcement
authorities and other industry
stakeholders.
TG20 benchmarks the configurations
of scaffolding required to ensure
compliance with Schedule 3 of the
Work at Height Regulations 2005 and
it is imperative that those involved
in scaffolding operations, from both
a client and supplier perspective,
have a sound understanding of the
implications and responsibilities
it brings.
Our understanding of the scaffolding
industry and the standards that sit
behind TG20, mean that we are ideally
placed to offer advice, guidance and
training on its practical application.
SG4:15
SG4:15 – Preventing Falls
in Scaffolding Operations is
arguably the NASC’s most
widely recognised guidance
document and has evolved
significantly over the past
20 years or so.
SG4 is widely regarded across
industry as the single biggest
influence in improved scaffolding
safety performance over the past few
decades. It continues to recognise
technological advancements in
providing best practice principles
and techniques for those responsible
for erecting, modifying and
dismantling scaffolding.
Compliance with SG4 does not
only ensure Scaffolder safety, it
also provides those responsible
for managing scaffold activity with
reassurance that the standards
demanded by statutory requirements
are being achieved.
The latest revision of SG4 has seen the
documented being updated to reflect
the broadened scope of ‘standard’
scaffolds covered by TG20 and offers
guidance on techniques for the
following scaffolding configurations:
• Chimney scaffolds
• Bridging with beams
• Floor height lifts
• Cantilever scaffolds
• Loading bay gate installation
Training on TG20 and SG4 can be
provided locally, or at a Simian centre.
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Scaffold Inspection
Scaffold inspection effectively takes
three forms - handover, statutory and
pro-active. All can assist to satisfy legal
requirements and can be undertaken
independently by Simian.
Statutory Inspection – which is a legal
requirement - is very often carried out
by the scaffolding contractor on behalf
of the client. This arrangement generally
works well until safety and/or quality
issues are raised when it invariably
becomes evident that unbiased and
independent inspection would have
served the purposes of all parties to
far greater effect.
Simian’s team of Scaffold Inspectors
operate on a nationwide basis carrying
out inspections on behalf of scaffolding
contractors and their clients. All of
our Inspectors are CISRS qualified
Scaffolders and holders of Advanced
Scaffold Inspection certification and all
are holders of, or are working towards
the NEBOSH certificate.
Scaffold Audit
Similar to scaffold inspection but
usually carried out in greater depth,
scaffold audit is used to provide a
measure of the quality of scaffolding,
the performance of the scaffolding
contractors, or to identify areas for
improvement.
Simian’s experience in work of this
nature has taken in several continents
across a whole host of industry
sectors. From petrochemical sites
to power generation, defence, ship
building, construction, pharmaceutical,
rail, nuclear and heavy engineering
environments, our audits can be tailored
to meet specific client demands.
Supply Chain Support
Many organisations find they lack the
time and trade-specific expertise to
adequately assess the capability of
prospective scaffolding suppliers to
undertake work in a safe and competent
manner. Simian has a track record
of undertaking these assessments
and aiding in the discharging of legal
obligations, such as those defined
within the CDM Regulations.
Our pre-qualification audit processes
are bespoke to the industry sector in
which they will be applied. Furthermore
our unrivalled experience and expertise
sets us apart in terms of our ability to
deliver a concise and objective account
of a company’s ability to meet the
standards of the sector in which they
will be required to work.
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Health and Safety Support
Regardless of the size of
your organisation or the
perceived level of existing
expertise, Simian can tailor
a support package to meet
your particular needs.
Our fixed fee services provide support
and peace of mind by ensuring health
and safety compliance, and adequate
management of risk.
We work in partnership with you to
safeguard and improve the health,
safety and wellbeing of your employees
and others affected by the activities of
your business. Throughout the term of
the agreement we serve as your health
and safety advisors, always available
by telephone to provide the levels of
realistic and practical advice needed by
your business.
Everything we do is tailored precisely to
your needs, paying particular attention
to those issues that the enforcing
authorities identify as priorities within
the construction and scaffolding
sectors.
Our dedicated Account Managers are
scaffold-industry based, which means
they are perfectly placed to provide real
and pragmatic solutions. We believe in
getting to really know your business, so
that we can always provide the most
appropriate advice at the right level.
What’s Included?
The level of support provided varies
depending on your needs, but as
standard each support agreement
includes:
• An initial day-long audit to establish
the H&S position of your business
• Unlimited advice by telephone and
email
• Subscription to our monthly e-bulletin
with the latest on industry and
legislative changes
• A dedicated account manager to act
as your immediate point of contact
• Guaranteed 24-hour response to
emergency situations (usually much
quicker)
• Access to over 15,000 documents
in our reference library
• Retained service certificate to satisfy
PQQ’s
• Use of the CV of any of our consultants
• Annual review
The service is a genuine opportunity to
add value to your business in securing
the ongoing support of industry-leading
health and safety advice. Based on
your specific needs the level of support
required varies, so the total spend can
be as little or as much as you choose.
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SIPS and PQQ Assistance
Simian has developed relationships with
hundreds of client companies in many
different industry sectors and is ideally
placed to offer advice and assistance
to help you meet pre-qualification
requirements, and also for completion
of associated documentation.
We have a demonstrable track record in
guiding scaffold companies of all sizes
through the PQQ (Pre-Qualification
Questionnaires) and capability
assessment processes of virtually all of
the UK’s major construction and heavy
engineering businesses, including
Carillion, Balfour Beatty, Laing O’Rourke,
Kier, BAE, and Skanska.
The same levels of experience and
expertise extend to the various SIPS
(Safety in Procurement Schemes) that
are currently operating in the UK,
including Achilles Building Confidence,
RISQS, CHAS, Construction Line, SMAS
and Safe Contractor.
We have assisted countless clients in
securing accreditation in almost every
construction accreditation scheme.
NASC Membership
An ever-increasing number of
construction companies are insisting
that scaffolding suppliers are NASC
members prior to awarding scaffolding
contracts. Our unrivalled knowledge
of NASC audit requirements means
that we are ideally placed to assist with
membership applications.
After initial contact has been made,
our consultant visits the company to
undertake a gap analysis and provides a
full written independent report on areas
of recommended improvement.
The results of our pre-NASC audit
assistance speak for themselves and
we are happy to provide references for
those we have assisted.
Please note that this is a consultancy
service provided directly by Simian Risk
Management and is in no way affiliated
to the NASC.
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TRAINING
We’ll help you make
safe working at height
your top priority

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Simian Skill is the training
division of the Simian Risk
Group and is the UK’s
largest independently
owned CISRS accredited
Centre.
Impressively covering 15,000 sq ft,
our main training facility is conveniently
located just off the M6 in the North
West of England. Our 10 classrooms
are equipped with the latest in digital
media to make the learning experience
one that will live long in the memory for
all the right reasons.
The training we provide can be based
on tried and tested CISRS criteria, or
can be tailored to meet the individual
needs of our clients and learners.
Whether vocational or managerial,
Simian Skill has a solution to meet all
requirements regardless of the size and
prior experience of those involved.
Our Instructors
All of Simian’s Instructors have their
experience founded in the scaffold
industry and are energetic and talented
training professionals. Their style is
based very much on approachability
and empathy and this, coupled with
a trade background, means we boast
an unrivalled ability to exceed your
expectations time and again.
Types of Training
Whether you are looking for scaffolding
training or simply wishing to gain a
better understanding of scaffolding or
work at height matters, Simian Skill are
perfectly placed to provide the required
type and level of training.
Our most popular training courses are
• CISRS Scaffolder
(Part 1, 2 & Advanced)
• CISRS Operative (COTS)
• CISRS Scaffold Inspection
(Basic & Advanced)
• CISRS System Courses
(Layher, Plettac, Haki & Cuplok)
• Safe Management of Scaffolding
Operations (SMSO – for those
running sites using scaffolding)
• CISRS Supervisors & Managers
• CISRS CPD for Scaffolders
• Management of temporary works
• SG4
• TG20
• SMSTS (Site Managers Safety
Training Scheme)
• PASMA Towers
• IPAF Powered Access License
• Manual handling
• Risk assessment
• Accident investigation
• Scaffolding Apprenticeships
VOCATIONAL SCAFFOLDING AND
MANAGEMENT TRAINING
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Duration
1 Day
Attendees
Operatives who carry out only
labouring / driving duties in support
of scaffold operations and those
who wish to progress to a scaffolding
qualification.
Objectives
To show that the individual has both
current up-to-date health and safety
knowledge and the relevant industry
skills and knowledge to carry out his/her
duties in a safe manner.
Content
• Introduction and welcome
• General responsibilities
• Basic scaffold terminology
(components and application)
• Servicing of equipment, tube,
fittings
• Boards and stock – quality
control
• Health, welfare, hygiene and
housekeeping
• Electrical safety
• Fire prevention and control
• Noise and vibration
• Work at height
• Accident prevention and
reporting
• Slips, trips and falls
• Personal Protective Equipment
(PPE)
• Site transport safety (Including
loading and unloading)
• Equipment and tools
• Manual handling (Including
practical element)
• Lifting equipment using rope
and wheel
• Questions / test paper
CISRS Accredited Training
CISRS OPERATIVES TRAINING
SCHEME (COTS)
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Duration
10 Days
Attendees
Trainee Scaffolders who have held a
COTS card for six months. Must work
under the supervision of a qualified
Scaffolder as a minimum.
Objectives
To give attendees both theoretical and
practical knowledge to enable them to
erect and dismantle basic scaffolds in
accordance with the CISRS criteria
and guidelines.
Content
• Centre induction and completion
by delegates of training terms
and conditions form
• Health & safety awareness
• ½ day fall prevention training
(SG4)
• Performance standards (BS EN
12810/11 and TG20) tube and
fittings courses
• General scaffolding awareness
• Stability, ties and anchors
(including TG4)
• Manual handling techniques
• Foundations and ground
conditions
• Methods of access
• Gin wheels, ropes, knots
and hitches
• Interpretation of drawings
• Independent tied scaffold
(theory and practical)
• Putlog scaffold (theory
and practical)
• Static tower scaffolds
(theory and practical)
• Birdcage scaffolds
(theory and practical)
• Alterations to scaffolds
(e.g. changing a lift height)
• TG20 stair access
(theory and practical)
• Mobile aluminium tower training
for Scaffolders (MATS)
• Scaffold inspection (theory)
• 50 question test paper (plus a 25
question mock test at the end of
the first week)
• Practical test
CISRS Accredited Training
CISRS SCAFFOLDER
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Duration
10 Days
Attendees
Trainee Scaffolders who have
completed a CISRS Part 1 course with
at least 6 months’ site experience.
Objectives
To give attendees both theoretical and
practical knowledge to enable them to
erect and dismantle basic scaffolds in
accordance with the CISRS criteria
and guidelines.
Content
• Centre induction and completion
by delegates of training terms
and conditions form
• ½ day fall prevention and rescue
training (SG4)
• Health and safety awareness
• Performance standards (BS
EN 12811 and TG20) and
management of temporary
works (BS5975)
• Basic independent tied scaffold
(theory and practical)
• Bridging with prefabricated
beams (theory and practical)
• Protection fans
(theory and practical)
• Truss-out scaffold
(theory and practical)
• Pavement gantry
(theory and practical)
• Loading bay (theory and practical)
• Roof saddle scaffold (theory and
practical)
• Splay scaffold (circular or radial)
(theory and practical)
• Edge protection
(theory and practical)
• TG4 tie testing
(theory and practical)
• Basic scaffold Inspection
(theory and practical)
• Mobile aluminium tower training
for Scaffolders (MATS)
• Alterations (e.g. removing
standards from a structure)
• 50 Question test paper - (plus a
25 question mock test at the end
of the first week)
• Practical test
CISRS Accredited Training
CISRS SCAFFOLDER
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Duration
10 Days
Attendees
Scaffolders who have held a CISRS
scaffolder card for a minimum of 12
months.
Objectives
To give attendees both theoretical and
practical knowledge to enable them to
erect and dismantle complex scaffolds
in accordance with the CISRS criteria
and guidelines.
Content
• Centre induction and completion
by delegates of training terms and
conditions form
• ½ Day fall prevention and rescue
training (SG4)
• Health and safety awareness
• Performance standards
(BS EN 12811 and TG20) &
management of temporary
works (BS5975)
• Tubular drop scaffold from
steelwork (theory and practical)
• Cantilever drop scaffold
(theory and practical)
• 2 Chord raking shore
(theory and practical)
• 3 Chord raking shore
(theory and practical)
• Dead shore (theory and practical)
• Flying shore (theory only)
• Temporary roof scaffold
(theory and practical)
• Stairways (theory and practical)
• Ramps (theory and practical)
• Advanced scaffold inspection
(theory and practical)
• Mobile aluminium tower training
for Scaffolders (MATS)
• Risk assessment
(theory and practical)
• Method statements
(theory and
practical)
• Communication skills tool box talks
(theory and practical)
• Testing of ties (TG4)
• 50 Question test paper - plus a 25
question mock test at the end of
the first week
• Practical test
CISRS accredited training
CISRS ADVANCED SCAFFOLDER
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CISRS BASIC SCAFFOLD
INSPECTION (BSI)
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Duration
3 Days
Attendees
Management / Supervision who are
responsible for inspecting scaffolds and
completing reports in accordance the
Work at Height Regulations.
CISRS would expect delegates to have
awareness and experience of scaffolding
structures. Examples could include:
• Delegate has held a CISRS card for
less than 2 years
• Delegate has relevant industry
experience and knowledge of
scaffolding (e.g. Site Managers/
Agents, Engineers or H&S
Professionals). Note, CISRS may
request evidence of experience
• Delegate has previously attended
a Scaffold Appreciation/Awareness
Course (1 Day)
• Delegate has previously attended a
Scaffold Inspection Course
Objectives
To give attendees the knowledge to
enable them to understand how to
inspect basic scaffolding structures in
line with the requirements of the Work
at Height Regulations.
Certification
Successful delegates of this scaffold
inspection course will receive a CISRS
completion certificate, and Simian will
apply for the CISRS Basic Scaffold
Inspection card on delegate’s behalf.
Course itinerary
• Introduction to scaffolding &
scaffolding terminology
• The work at height regulations
• British, European and industry
standards (NASC)
• Overview of SG4 fall arrest
equipment
• TG20
• Tube, fittings & boards
• Safe ladder access and egress
• Scaffolders training and
working methods
• Bracing and tying scaffolds
• Fan boards and public protection
• Mobile, static and loading towers
• Birdcage scaffolds
• Beams and bridging beams
• Various types of system
scaffolding
• How to carry out a scaffold
inspection
• Scaffold tagging systems
• Scaffold inspection exercise
• Multiple choice test paper

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CISRS ADVANCED
SCAFFOLD INSPECTION (ASI)
CISRS Accredited Training
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Duration
2 Days
Attendees
This CISRS Advanced Scaffold
Inspection Training course is designed
for experienced Scaffolders and Scaffold
Inspectors who are responsible for
inspecting scaffolds and completing
reports in accordance with the Work at
Height Regulations. This course is also
suitable for other professionals at a similar
level who wish to expand their knowledge
of scaffolding. Delegates must meet at
least one of the following criteria before
being accepted onto the course:
• Hold a CISRS Basic SITS card for a
minimum of 2 years
• Hold a CISRS Scaffolder card for a
minimum of 2 years
• Hold a CISRS Advanced card
• Have attended a retrospective
Advanced Inspection Course, with
a CISRS provider, within a 10 year
period prior to their enquiry
Objective
The main objective of the Advanced
Scaffold Inspection course is to give
attendees more comprehensive and
in-depth knowledge, to enable them
to understand how to inspect complex
scaffolding structures in accordance
with the Work at Height Regulations.
This is in addition to the skills needed to
complete full scaffold inspection reports.
Certification
Successful delegates will receive a
CISRS completion certificate, and
Simian will apply for the CISRS Advanced
Scaffold Inspection card on their
behalf. Delegates are required to bring
a passport photograph and current the
CITB Health, Safety & Environment test
pass certificate or valid exemption in
order to receive certification.
Content
Day one
• Introductions & welcome
• Aims & objectives
• Practical exercise 1
• Basic scaffolding types
• Scaffolding components
• Advanced terminology and
definitions
• Legal overview
• Role of the inspector
• Industry performance standards
• Foundations and ground
conditions
• Ties and stability
• Working platforms
• Access and egress
Day two
• Design appreciation
• TG20 compliant scaffolds (recap)
• Special protection fans
• Shoring scaffolds
• Special freestanding scaffolds
• Slung & suspended scaffolds
• Cantilevered & truss-out scaffolds
• Gantries
• Ramps & gangways
• Splayed / radial scaffolds
• Temporary roofs, weather
protection & other enclosures
• Temporary edge protection
• Erection tolerances
• Practical exercise 2
• Multiple choice test paper

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Duration
2 Consecutive Days
Attendees
All CISRS Scaffolders and Advanced
Scaffolders, wishing to renew their card.
Objectives
This course has been developed
to refresh the delegate’s existing
knowledge, to ensure that the delegate
is made fully aware to the changes in
legislation and good working practices
and to provide additional training to
align their skill-set with contents of
current CIRSC Scaffolder/Advanced
Scaffolder Courses.
Certification
Those attending this course will qualify
to renew their CISRS Scaffolding Card.
Course Itinerary
• Introduction and welcome
• Course objectives
• General Site Health and Safety
• Good Environmental Practice
• Scaffold Inspection
• Alloy Tower Training
• Scaffold Good Practice
• Temporary Works
Responsibilities
• Scaffolding Health Safety &
Behavioural Test
• Summary and close
CISRS SCAFFOLDING REFRESHER
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Duration
5 days (one-week block or 1 day per
week for 5 consecutive weeks).
Attendees
The qualification is aimed at first line
supervision for scaffolding contractors
(e.g. Contract Managers, Supervisors,
Foremen and Charge-hand Scaffolders.
Objectives
To give attendees both theoretical and
practical knowledge to enable them to
erect and dismantle complex scaffolds
using laid down training guidelines.
Certification
Successful delegates will receive a
CISRS completion certificate and can
apply for the gold CISRS Scaffolding
Supervisor card.
Content
Day one – Health and safety
• Introduction & welcome
• Aims & objectives
• Legal overview – health & safety law
• Health & safety management
• HSE ACOPs and guidance
• Risk assessment project
Day two – Performance standards
• British & European standards
• NASC safety & technical guidance
• Design engineering appreciation
• Review risk assessment projects
Day three – Employment basics
• Legal overview (employment law)
• Recruitment
• Discipline & grievance
• Managing absence
• Managing conflict & resolution
Day four – Supervisory skills
• Planning & organisation
• Materials & logistics
• Competence & allocating duties
• Effective supervision
• Commissioning & handover
• Statutory scaffold inspections
• Planning & Organisation
• Effective communication (including
basic presentation skills, briefings
& toolbox talks)
• Meeting skills
• Customer relations
• Performance management
Day five – Commercial skills
• NASC commercial guidance
• Sales, estimating & surveying
• Contracts awareness
• Managing variations
• Valuations & payment
• Payment disputes & remedies
• Multiple choice test paper
• Assess risk assessment project
• Course summary & close
• Multiple Choice Test Paper
• Assess Risk Assessment Project
• Course Summary & Close
CISRS SUPERVISORS
& MANAGERS

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