CISRS 2 Day LAYHER SSPTS
Course Duration : 2 Day
Delegates are required to have completed the CISRS Part One Tube and Fitting Course.
£242.00
Not everyone wants to spend three years at university.
If you're looking for a career where you can earn a good wage, work outdoors, stay active and progress quickly, scaffolding could be the perfect choice.
The CISRS COTS (Construction Operative Training Scheme) Scaffold Labourer course is one of the first steps towards working as a Scaffold Labourer and beginning a rewarding career in the UK construction industry.
Whether you've recently finished school, college or are looking for a new direction, Safety & Access can help you get started.
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Scaffolding isn’t an office job.
It’s physical, challenging and outdoors in all weathers, but that’s exactly why many people love it.
Every day is different.
You’ll work on everything from houses and schools to football stadiums, city centre developments, industrial plants and major infrastructure projects.
You’ll become part of a close-knit team where everyone relies on each other.
If you enjoy practical work and don’t want to spend your days behind a desk, scaffolding offers a career that keeps you moving.
One of the biggest reasons people choose scaffolding is the earning potential.
As you gain qualifications and experience, your opportunities increase significantly.
Experienced scaffolders are highly sought after across the UK, with opportunities to work on:
Many scaffolders go on to specialise, supervise teams or even start their own businesses.
Let’s be honest.
Scaffolding isn’t easy.
You’ll be working outdoors.
You’ll carry equipment.
You’ll be climbing.
You’ll be physically active throughout the day.
But if you enjoy keeping fit, working with your hands and seeing the results of your work, scaffolding can be incredibly rewarding.
Many scaffolders say one of the unexpected benefits of the job is that they’re constantly active.
Forget paying for a gym membership, you’ll be building strength, stamina and confidence every day while getting paid.
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Delegates wishing to book one of these courses will be required to have a CITB HS&E Test (or accepted exemption) in place at the time of booking. The CITB HS&E Test (or accepted exemption) needs to have been passed within the previous 23 months before the course start date.
Delegates to bring all relevant site PPE for practical elements.(Hardhat, boots, gloves)
To give attendees up to date knowledge and training on current industry standards.
CITB levy grants are available for eligible employers.
For further information please contact [email protected]
You must complete the CISRS COTS Course, 3 months after card is issued, you can Complete a Part 1 Course, after which your Trainee Card will be issued.
Yes. It is designed for new starters and scaffolder’s labourers with no prior scaffolding qualifications.
The course lasts 1 day and includes both theory and practical training.
The CISRS COTS (Construction Operatives Training Scheme) course is an entry-level scaffolding course delivered at approved UK training centres, including local classroom training at CATCH Training Centre in Humberside, Nottingham and South London.
COTS courses are delivered nationwide. Safety & Access run local COTS courses in London, Nottingham and Humberside, with group and employer bookings available.
Yes. COTS is required before applying for a CISRS Trainee Scaffolder card and working on site as a scaffolding labourer.
Yes. It is CISRS-approved and recognised across the UK construction industry.
The CISRS Scaffolder COTS Course can be booked on the Safety & Access website https://safetyaccess.co.uk/product-category/training-courses/cisrs-training-courses/ by Phone: 0115 979 4523 or Email: [email protected]
As a Scaffold Labourer you’ll support qualified scaffolders by helping to:
Every experienced scaffolder started here.
The Construction Operative Training Scheme (COTS) is the recognised entry-level qualification for anyone looking to work in the scaffolding industry.
It provides the essential knowledge needed before working on scaffolding sites.
During the course you’ll learn about:
Successfully completing the course helps demonstrate that you understand the basics of working safely within the scaffolding industry.
This course is ideal if you are:
No previous scaffolding experience is required.
Yes. The CISRS COTS course is specifically designed for people with little or no previous scaffolding experience. Many construction sites require workers to be 18+
Yes.
Scaffolding is an active, physically demanding job that involves lifting equipment, climbing and working outdoors. Good fitness, teamwork and a positive attitude are all valuable qualities.
Yes, Many construction sites require workers to be 18+