Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC)

• 2 Days
• Online / Remote
• 7th – 8th April 2025
• 8:30am – 4:30pm

TWC Course Information

The two-day Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) training course is designed to assist those on site who have responsibility for managing all forms of temporary works and will provide you with up-to-date training on the procedures to be followed to mitigate risk during the planning, installation, maintenance, use, and dismantling of temporary works in construction.

Those responsible for managing all forms of temporary works require the knowledge to be able to develop their skills and knowledge in risk management procedures.

This training course is to give confidence to those responsible for monitoring and managing temporary works to ensure management systems are suitable and sufficient when undertaking temporary works on a project. It identifies and covers the risk and safety management processes outlined in the temporary works code of practice (BS 5975).

Please note: This course alone does not prove competency as a Temporary Works Coordinator. This comes from a mixture of skills, knowledge, training, and experience and should be judged by an appropriate individual.

Entry requirements

As a training provider, it is our responsibility to determine whether a learner is appropriate to attend the course. Learners will need to complete an Accreditation of prior experiential learning form (APEL) before attending the course.

What are the requirements?

CITB Courses can now be taken remotely allowing for candidates to undertake training online by working with their tutor in an online meeting in the same way they would in a classroom setting. CITB has also introduced remote courses where candidates can take training courses on their own using online resources.

• The course must be accessed on a laptop or computer.
• The Laptop or Computer must have a camera function. Delegates must be visible to the tutor throughout the course.
• The Laptop or Computer requires a microphone and speakers to enable interaction between delegates, the tutor, and other delegates.
• A second screen for your Laptop or Computer will be advantageous for accessing the course information (Not Mandatory).
• Delegates that work for the same organisation can attend the course together, provided the course is accessed by individual laptops or computers and they can separate in to different locations to undertake the exam paper at the end of the course.
• Access to reliable internet is an essential requirement and is the responsibility of each attendee.
• You will require access to an email address to receive course materials and exercise documentation.
• You MUST provide Photographic ID to the tutor at the start of the course, this must be the original Idenification and not a photocopy or photo (driver’s license, passport, CSCS/CPCS Card etc.). For additional information select the link for acceptable identification types: Photographic ID guidance information.
• Be able to access “Zoom Cloud Meetings” (a link to the meeting will be provided by the center).
• You must complete and return the delegate information form prior to course attendance.
• Electronic CITB mandatory publications will be e-mailed before the course; hardcopies may be available upon request (please enquire at the booking stage).