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The CITB Temporary Works Coordinator course is for senior managers, contractors, site/project managers, and anyone responsible for managing temporary works. It teaches learners the duties of a Temporary Works Coordinator and the temporary works procedure guidelines (BS5975).
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A Temporary Works Coordinator in the construction industry oversees and manages temporary structures and systems. A temporary works coordinator course (TWCTC) teaches learners the knowledge and skills to understand, plan, and manage temporary work safely and effectively.
Temporary works can be complex on small or large sites, so understanding safety and risk management is important for on site coordinators. This course will explain the Temporary Works Coordinator's role and the processes of safely conducting temporary works. Those looking to progress in their careers from the coordinator role must take the CITB Temporary Works Supervisor Training Course.
A Temporary Works Coordinator coordinates and manages temporary structures. In contrast, a Temporary Works Supervisor is tasked with the hands-on supervision of these structures and their assembly.
The examination paper consists of 25 multiple-choice questions selected by CITB.
The examination pass mark is 72%. The examination lasts 30 minutes, and delegates are permitted to use the CITB publication provided during the exam. The certification issued upon completion of the course is valid for five years. Learners can renew their certification during this period by enrolling in the CITB Temporary Works Coordinator Training Course-Refreher.
There are no formal entry requirements. Learners must have some experience in managing temporary works and understand spoken and written English well.
Regulatory Compliance: It helps ensure compliance with UK regulations and industry standards for maintaining legal and operational requirements.
Increased Project Efficiency: Understanding temporary works better can lead to more efficient project execution, reducing delays and costs.
Recognition and Accreditation: Completing the CITB course can improve credibility, as CITB is a well-respected authority in the construction industry.
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Learners will learn how to describe types of temporary works and temporary works solutions and the impact of their failure on health and safety on construction sites.
This unit covers the history that sets requirements for a series of changes, creating a robust, safety-conscious process for designing, managing, installing, and removing temporary works. Learners will also learn the consequences of failure and the importance of avoiding failure about the 3Ps and 4Cs.
Participants will learn about health and safety legislation and the different legislative requirements that must be followed. This unit will also focus on Health and Safety at Work etc. Act (HASWA) and the employer's legal duties to promote health and safety awareness and practical safety management standards. Candidates will also learn about the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM).
This part of the course will discuss the key roles and responsibilities of the primary stakeholders responsible for managing the safe implementation, management and dismantling of temporary works, including appointing key roles.
Candidates will learn the management and control of design processes and the key elements involved in appointing competent organisations, designers and contractors to manage the execution of the works on site. The unit will also teach them the importance of risk classification and its impact on design and risk management.
This course unit explains how to manage, coordinate and supervise during the construction, erection and dismantling of temporary works.
A Temporary Works Course is a training program for construction industry professionals. It teaches them how to plan and manage temporary structures safely and effectively.
The course is for senior managers, contractors, site/project managers, and anyone responsible for managing temporary works.
Topics include background and legislation, risk assessments, temporary works management, the role of a Temporary Works Coordinator, and key aspects of temporary work types like scaffolding and excavation.
Participants should have experience managing temporary work and a good understanding of spoken and written English. Training must be completed on a laptop or desktop computer (tablets are not allowed).
The certification earned from the course is valid for five years.
You will learn about various temporary works, including scaffolding, shoring, formwork, temporary bridges, and platforms.
Temporary works provide stability and safety during construction, allowing the permanent structure to be built as intended.
You will gain skills in managing temporary works processes, conducting risk assessments, ensuring compliance with legal standards, and effectively coordinating with other team members on construction sites.
