Construction
Ensure your team is ready for all the difficulties and necessities you face in the construction industry.
Keeping you Qualified in Construction
No matter your role within the construction industry, it is imperative that you know how to stay safe and protect your team. To be safe in the construction sector, you must follow Health and Safety requirements, as well as sector-specific requirements. You must have trained staff to perform a correct and complete job.
Does your staff adhere to and follow health and safety guidelines set out by the HSE? Does your organisation know what to do in the event of a fire? Are food safety precautions being taken to protect customers? Our wide range of courses covers workplace safety and compliance through specialist courses in health & safety, fire safety, food safety and business compliance.
Our construction courses cover different parts of the sector, ensuring that staff at every level are working in line with all of their relevant workplace responsibilities. These courses help to improve occupational health and safety in the construction sector.
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What our Customers Say
Tutorcare recently delivered Fire Marshall Training
Tutor Care recently delivered Fire Marshal Training via zoom to one of our staff members. The training covered all the relevant points and the staff member's feedback was positive. Following the training, the staff member felt confident she had the relevant knowledge & skills to be a Fire Marshall.
As an organization we have used Tutor Care on several occasions to access training, their courses are easy to follow and the sales team is professional and always willing to help.
CollectPlus Customer
Fire Marshall Training
My Caretaker and I attended the three hour virtual webinar training. It was very informative and interesting and the time flew. The presenter sent us all a PowerPoint of the notes which we downloaded for assistance with the course & for future reference. I would definitely recommend doing this course with Tutorcare.
Claire Simon - Headteacher
Great Training
This is the 2nd time we have used Tutorcare for our company's Fire Marshall training. This time around due to COVID the training was in a small group via teams and worked well. The trainer was informative, clear and overall worth every penny. Thank you again Tutorcare
Natalie
I’ve recently completed a first aid…
I’ve recently completed a first aid course through TutorCare. I found all staff. Very professional and the standard of delivery on the course was second to none. The booking process was simple and all of my questions were answered by staff. A particular mention has to go to Neil who ensured all my needs were met, going above and beyond at times. I now feel confident that I will be able to deal with first aid incidents in work. I would not hesitate to recommend TutorCare to friends or family.
Simon Marks
Great service
My company use tutorcare every year for our health and safety training namely asbestos awareness manual handling and working at heights.
My overall experience is positive the page is easy to navigate the process is simple and easy to follow. This is why we use tutorcare year in year out
Daniel Harrison
I used TutorCare to carry out 6 courses…
I used TutorCare to carry out 6 courses for my new employment. I found the courses very easy to understand, and different sections explained clearly. Different sections were images good. My knowledge has grown within the courses I carried out. I would highly recommend TutorCare courses because the information is good, and I was tested at the end (kind of like a mini exam).
Nigel Streeter
We have used Tutor Care for the past 7…
We have used Tutor Care for the past 7 years. They offer good value for money. The trainers are knowledgeable and make the topic interesting. In some training courses you tend to drift off but this was definitely not the case. The variation between talking, watching slides and DVD's helped.
Vikki
Just had our first in house First Aid…
Just had our first in house First Aid Training Course, very easy to organise, Tutor very professional and the course gave everything that we would have gotten from the British Red Cross, and even better all of our guys got training at the same time rather that at different points during the year, and as a bonus it saves us money doing it all in one go rather than separate courses
Alison Moore
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