Training Courses

Your training requirements are our main priority, and we are fully aware of the constraints that businesses experience, so with a diverse portfolio of courses and a flexible approach to training we offer ‘Open’ public events for booking individual places or smaller group numbers and ‘Closed’ events scheduled for your group only. We can be delivered across days, evenings, nights, and weekends utilising a variety of platforms. Face to face training courses are held in our classroom at our bespoke Training Centre in Chelmsford and or at venues in Thetford, Surrey & Kent, as well as the ability to deliver events at your venue if preferred, we have everything in hand to ensure that your training requirements will be fulfilled.

Click below to view the scheduled open events dates. If you’re unable to find a date that suits you, please contact us by phone or email and one of our dedicated team will be happy to help.

New Roads and Street Works (NRSWA)

These qualifications are for those involved in the Excavation and Re-instatement of the highway and are specified under the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991. They are a legal requirement for “statutory undertakers” (i.e. Utility Contractors) and for those working under “section 50 licenses” (Drainage works etc).

Where works are subject to the Act there must be a minimum of 1 qualified NRSWA Operative on every site that is qualified for the operations being carried out and there must have a NRSWA Supervisor available to visit the site at least daily.

The qualifications are also often specified by client organisations and local authorities when appointing contractors for works involving excavation or reinstatement of the highway for other purposes.

Q4 is approved by CABWI Awarding Body to teach, instruct, and assess trainees with the training to the required standard.

Further information can be found via the links below:

National Highways Sector Scheme Training (NHSS)

Q4 is approved by LANTRA Awards to teach, instruct, and assess trainees with training programmes specified within the National Highway Sector Scheme (NHSS) documents requirements for temporary traffic management for an individual or for a company.

The NHSS Sector Scheme documents are linked to ISO9001:2015 and detail organisational, training and competence requirements to enable contractors to register with a recognised certification body for the type of works they undertake.

Registration to these scopes is mandatory for those working on the Highways England network and is widely specified by local authorities and other client organisations for any organisation needing to place temporary traffic management systems or measures on the public highway.

There are 2 Sector Schemes for Temporary Traffic Management, these are:

Sector Scheme 12AB – For Static Temporary Traffic Management on Motorways and High-Speed Dual Carriageways including On-Line Widening Schemes.

Sector Scheme 12D – For Installing, maintaining, and removing temporary traffic management on rural and urban roads.

 

Site Safety Plus (SSP) courses

The Site Safety Plus (SSP) suite of courses provides the building, civil engineering and allied industries with a range of courses for people seeking to develop skills in this area.