C&C have passed another audit by City & Guilds and we are very proud to continue providing our clients with such a high level of service.
Following from the audit and the transition we have been making to move over to our new CABWI accreditation, effective immediately we will no longer be able to offer NRSWA under City and Guilds as we are now fully CABWI.
As we are a UKATA member we have been made aware of some site inspections from the HSE that may be applicable to you:
Now that restrictions have lifted, we have updated our Covid Policy to be in line with government guidance, but also to ensure all our delegates, staff, trainers and visitors are kept as safe as possible. We will continue to provide sanitiser and conduct temperature checks on arrival. Masks are no longer mandatory but visitors may wear one if they so wish.
Our trainers are fully aware of our policy and will continue to keep you safe whilst attending one of our courses.
If you have any questions on our policy please call us on 01525 851752 and ask to speak to Steve Cook, Operations Director.
We are pleased to announce that we have been approved to deliver NPORS. Although we have been offering this service through our trusted training partners over the last few years, we felt it was time to take this under our own belt so we have control over registrations and cards, meaning less delay and confusion for you – our clients.
We are finalising all the requirements to ensure you have the most informative Joining Instructions, Course Overviews and delegate ratios to have via our website and also from your Account Manager.
In the meantime, if you have a requirement for NPORS for your plant holders please do get in touch as we will be ready and raring to go from October.
The City & Guilds suite of Confined Spaces qualifications are changing from the 1st September 2021. The Medium and High Risk courses will no longer specify between Water and Non-Water (they will cover both areas), and will no longer include the Top Man element of the course. The new codes for Medium and High Risk will be:
The new Top Man qualification will be 3 days in length, and available from C&C Training in the coming months. View the News section on our website for further details. The qualification code for this will be 6160-04. Continue reading…
From the 1st June 2021 all assessments for the NRSWA courses (whether the initial or re-assessment version) are going digital, and delegates will be required to complete these via laptops. It has been made mandatory by HAUC (the Highways Authority & Utilities Committee) and therefore as a NRSWA centre, C&C will be providing the necessary equipment in order to complete the online assessments. We recognise this may be daunting for some of our delegates, so rest assured our trainers will provide support if candidates if they require assistance with using the IT equipment to access the online portal. If you have any concerns about these changes, please contact us on 01525 851752.
In April 2021 NEBOSH abolished the old NEBOSH National Construction Certificate that ran alongside the NEBOSH General Certificate and replaced it with the new NEBOSH Health & Safety Management for Construction (UK) course.
C&C Training are pleased to announce that we are running these courses starting on the 28th September at our Bury St Edmunds Centre, in preparation for the 19th October online exam. For further details call us on 01525 851752 or 01284 705002 or email us at: enquiries@cctraining.uk.com
From 1st September 2021, the old 6150 qualifications for Confined Spaces will no longer be available and are being replaced with the 6160 suite of qualifications. They have been updated to reflect the National Occupation Standards produced by EUSkills. These new suite of qualifications no longer differentiate between water and non-water, and with regards to the Medium Risk Course (currently known as 6150-02) the Top Man part of the qualification is being removed and will be a separate qualification in its own right. Continue reading…
In accordance with Government advice, SWQR card production for Operatives and Supervisors has been suspended until 31st January. The decision on whether card production can resume in February will be based upon further updates and levels of restrictions imposed by Government. Continue reading…
Social distancing and lockdown may be in place, but this hasn’t stopped C&C delivering courses. Embracing the wonders that video technology can bring, we have adapted our delivery style and are now offering public and closed courses through the use of Zoom and Survey Monkey online assessment technology.
CLICK HERE to see our full suite of courses, including CITB SMSTS, SSSTS, H&S Awareness, UKATA Asbestos Awareness and NNLW Refresher, IOSH Managing Safely, EUSR Water Hygiene and many more.
