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Current Staff Training News
As a long term member of the Investor in
People Standard, Tannson view training and professional development of
personnel as a core element in the success of our operations.
Safety Training
Tannson require all site personnel to hold FIRST AID, SITE MANAGEMENT
SAFETY TRAINING SCHEME, CSCS CARD and SCAFFOLD SAFETY INSPECTION
certification. A rollling programme operates to ensure new arrivals to
the Tannson staff are fully certificated and to renew existing staff
certification as required.
SITE MANAGEMENT SAFETY TRAINING SCHEME (SMSTS): two members of
staff are booked to attend the full 5 day SMSTS course and another
three will renew their existing certification by attending a 2 day
SMSTS Refresher course.
FIRST AID: one person is booked to attend the 4 Day First Aid course
with another booked to renew their certificate by attending a 2 Day
Refresher Course.
CSCS Cards: Four members of staff have passed their CSCS health and safety test in January to obtain CSCS cards.
SCAFFOLD SAFETY INSPECTION: six site staff are due to take scaffold safety inspection courses over the next couple of months.
IPAF: Over the last few months, three members of site staff have
achieved PAL IPAF cards to enable them to operate boom and scissor lift
equipment on site.
PASMA: Three further members of site staff will attend a course in February to achieve PASMA certification.
Vocational Training
Two Surveyors attended lunchtime
seminars run by the CBE on “Management & Resolution of
Disputes In Construction” and “Payment & Notices -
Withholding in Construction”
Six members of projects staff are booked
to attend a lunchtime seminar at Glasgow Caledonian University in
February on “CDM 2007 – How To Survive”
IT Training
A total of 16 staff attended Project
Commander beginner and intermediate training events held on two
separate dates at the end of 2007.
A member of the Administration
Department attended MS Powerpoint and Publisher courses in December 07
and January 08 to further cement the core skills each member of the
team offers.
Professional Development
One of Tannson’s Surveyors is
working towards corporate membership of the royal Incorporation of
Chartered Surveyors (RICS). A Structured Training Agreement has been
approved by the RICS and will involve gathering evidence of several
pre-determined competencies and recording a minimum of 200 days
experience. Once this has been completed, a final assessment will be
undertaken with RICS before membership is approved.
Tannson’s Health and Safety
Manager is currently undertaking a 1 year BA Degree in Occupational
Health & Safety Management at Glasgow Caledonian University. This
bolts onto his existing Diploma in Health & Safety to give a Degree
in Occupational Health & Safety Management.
One member of site personnel will be
attending a course on Introductory Certificate in Project Management in
Edinburgh in March. This is a two day course ending in an exam.
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