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TWCTC has been designed to assist those within the construction industry responsible for managing all forms of temporary works, either as the main contractor or sub-contractor on a construction project. This includes but is not limited to, Scaffolds (Towers, System Scaffolds, Designed systems), Formwork, Falsework, excavation support, propping, façade retention and plant operations etc.
The course is supported by several organisations, including the Temporary Works Forum, CECA, Build UK, HSE and the Federation of Master Builders. Temporary Works are safety and business-critical and will require careful coordination to mitigate the risks faced within the construction sector, this course will provide the necessary knowledge to attendees on industry good practices for risk and safety management as outlined in BS 5975 (code of practice for temporary works and permissible stress design for falsework).
Course Objectives:
This course can be held in a classroom where we can offer dedicated courses to the organisation based at a venue of your choice, or we have scheduled courses for individual bookings.
We also deliver these courses remotely via the Zoom iCloud meetings platform. No account is required to undertake this course delivery method, and assistance can be provided to support you. This is still an interactive way of learning the necessary information in order to support this role with one of our highly specialised tutors. We can offer dedicated courses to the organisation based at a venue of your choice, or we have scheduled courses for individual bookings.
The course is held over two days (A total of 14 hours)
Will I be issued a certificate upon successful TWCTC completion?
Yes. On successful completion, the learner will receive an accredited digital CITB certificate. A proof of pass letter can be immediately provided if required upon receipt of the course results from the trainer.
How long is the TWCTC certificate valid?
The certificate is valid for 5 years. There is no refresher at this stage so you’re just required to retake the course. Although CITB is looking at providing a refresher course for TWCTC towards the end of 2022, we will keep you posted.
There are no formal entry requirements. However, delegates should hold or are about to have the role of TWC.
We can only deliver one type of course at a time (either the Temporary works coordinator (TWC – 2 days) or Temporary works supervisor (TWS – 1 day). If the supervisors complete the temporary works coordinator course this will also cover them undertaking the role of temporary works supervision.
The coordinator course is often undertaken by individuals responsible for both or either roles, and the course content across both courses is similar with the coordinator course being a more comprehensive look at the procedures and processes behind temporary works management and does cover the responsibilities of both the coordinator and the supervisor.
The supervisor’s course is a condensed version of the coordinator course in which they will also need to understand documentational processes, as the coordinator may not be required to be present on site all the times and the supervisor will assist the coordinator fulfil their duties in this eventuality.
From our Temporary Works Trainers experience, the supervisors would benefit more from the coordinator course by understanding the full process for temporary works management and the 2 days allows for greater learning on this topic.
Yes! There is a £140 grant attached to this course per delegate. As an ATO, we’d automatically claim this on your behalf.
There are numerous progression courses that could be undertaken to assist you or your organisation with development within a management role and include:
We have high achievement/pass rates for both Temporary Works Coordinator Training Course (TWCTC) and the NVQ Level 6 qualifications detailed above, we will also assist you through your learning journey and provide support to each individual and provide all learning materials required, our achievement statistics for the past year are detailed below:
2021 – 2022 – NVQ Level 6 Qualifications – 100% achievement
2021 – TWCTC – 98% Pass Rate
2022 – TWCTC – 100% Pass Rate