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Duration: 1 day
Location: For groups - Closed Course Delivered on-site nationwide or remotely
Dates: Call 01623 287830
Minimum numbers: 10
Maximum numbers: 20 classroom / 12 remote
Cost: £250 + VAT per person
Accreditation: CITB Site Safety Plus Certification
Certificate Validity: 5 years
CITB Short Course Grant Code: Automatic - Tier 2 Ref: £70 per person
Ken Wood & Sons Construction have been utilising the services provided by Workforce Skill Support for a number of years now. Their expertise and understanding of the Construction Industries Training requirements and associated advice is invaluable. Every request is dealt with professionally and efficiently whilst understanding our needs and working within budgets. We would highly recommend using Workforce Skills Support for all your training needs.
Trusted by 1,000+ CITB levy-registered firms
Net Cost to You
(per person)
(10 people)
Who It's For
CITB Levy Registered Companies
Funding Route
Employer Networks (70% funded)
Net Cost to You
Large Group
(16+ people)
Medium Group
(12 people)
Small Group
(5 people)
Who It's For
CITB Levy Registered Companies
Funding Route
Short Qualification Grant (£140 per person)
Net Cost to You
(per person)
(10 people)
Who It's For
Not CITB Levy Registered Companies
Funding Route
No CITB Grant Available
Please note:
This course is available exclusively for groups and can be delivered in two formats:
Remote closed session – Live tutor-led via Microsoft Teams or Zoom
In-house classroom delivery – We come to your site
Choose your preferred format using the toggles below.
Whichever option you choose, this is a private, closed session for your team only. All attendees will receive a certificate of attendance on completion.
Maximum numbers: 20 classroom
We come to you
This course is delivered in person at your chosen location, exclusively for your team. (per person charge)
What to expect:
Maximum numbers: 12 remote
Live tutor-led session
Delivered remotely for your team only, at a time that suits you.
What to expect:
What are the requirements?
To take part in a remote tutor-led course, you’ll need:
Electronic CITB mandatory publications will be e-mailed before the course; hardcopies may be available upon request (please enquire at the booking stage).
Types of temporary works
Describe the different types of temporary works and temporary works solutions.
The history of temporary works and its legislative framework
Describe the history that set the requirements for a series of changes to create a robust, safety-conscious process for the design, management, installation and removal of temporary works.
The causes and consequences of failure
Explain the hazards, risks, causes and consequences of failure in temporary works.
The avoidance of failure
Describe the techniques used to avoid failure, focusing on the 4Cs.
Stakeholders’ and duty holders’ responsibilities and accountabilities
Describe the key roles and responsibilities of the primary stakeholders responsible for managing the safe implementation, management and dismantling of temporary works, including the appointment of key roles.
Management and control of design
Explain the management and control of the design, materials, components and key solutions.
Key processes
Describe the key processes that form a safe system of work.
Procurement
State the key elements involved in appointing competent organisations, designers and contractors to manage the execution of the works on site.
Risk classification
Describe the importance of implementation risk classification and its impact on design and risk management.
Key activities required during the active life of the temporary works
Explain the key considerations for the co-ordination, supervision and checking of works on site during the construction, erection and dismantling of temporary works.
The Temporary Works Coordinator Refresher (TWCTC-R) course can be delivered either remotely via Microsoft Teams or zoom or in-house at your premises, exclusively for group bookings. Use the toggle above to choose your preferred format.
Absolutely. We offer nationwide in-house delivery for group bookings and can even help arrange a local venue if needed. Travel costs may apply depending on location.
This is a short, tutor-led session typically lasting one full working day (approx. 6 hours including breaks).
The maximum number of delegates for the Temporary Works Coordinator Refresher (TWCTC-R) course is 20 face-to-face / 12 remote.
Yes, Workforce Skills Support is a CITB-approved training organisation (ATO), and the course is delivered in accordance with the CITB Standards.
Yes, there is a mandatory end-of-course exam, plus you will be required to complete the mandatory exercises and learner personal review. The tutor will also have to review your involvement during the course to ensure a full understanding of the temporary work management procedures.
Yes, CITB offer a free online training course, which is the Temporary Works General Awareness Training Course (TWGATC). This free e-course will be live on February 20, 2023 and can be accessed via the link below:
Our tutors must meet the CITB requirements and be registered with CITB to be able to deliver this course and the tutor must hold the following accreditations:
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The purpose of the temporary works coordinator training course refresher is to provide updates to changes within the industry and ensure individuals maintain continuous professional development (CPD) for 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).
The one-day Temporary works coordinator training course Refresher (TWCTC-R) 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.
As an entry requirement, learners should fill out and submit the form linked below:
For the TWCTC refresher, you must hold a valid certificate.
Learners should also have a working knowledge of current health and safety legislation, Those who have attended and passed a Site Managers Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) course will have gained the knowledge to meet the expectations of the course, but it’s not a mandatory requirement to have achieved the SMSTS to be able to attend this course.
Yes, you will receive a course workbook, which will provide you with all the details of temporary works management, including example templates of control documentation used in the management of temporary works. This is sent with your course registration information once you register for the course.
Yes, the course will cover the requirements from the perspective of the principal contractor (PC) or subcontractor.
Candidates whose first language is not English are welcome to attend. However, all courses are conducted, assessed/marked and certificated in English.
To successfully complete the course, candidates must have a sufficient level of English to:
For candidates whose first language is not English, the use of a bilingual dictionary in book form (not electronic or translator devices) is permitted during assessment.
Yes – it’s eligible for CITB grant support, and we can help you access Employer Networks funding.
We’ll guide you through the whole process — from funding application (if required) to submitting the achievement grant claim after course completion.
Yes, but the company must be up to date with their levy and can claim the relevant entitlement for each delegate in attendance on the course who successfully achieves all requirements.
Yes, there are no requirements to be a part of the CITB Levy Scheme to be eligible to undertake this course, and it will still be delivered to the same standards.
The Temporary Works Coordinator Refresher course is eligible for a Tier 2 Refresher Grant that can be claimed for the same candidate multiple times over a candidates lifetime and has no maximum amount of claims.
If dates are required for a classroom version of this course please contact us on 01623 287830 for availability.
Click here to find out more about the Grants that can be claimed for this course.
Click here to find out about our Booking Terms & Conditions.
Yes – all attendees will receive a CITB Site Safety Plus Certification upon successful completion of the course.
The certificate expiry is 5 years.
This training does not guarantee competence; we will provide you with the knowledge to be able to manage temporary works, but competence relies on skills, knowledge, and experience. Experience is gained over time in the position of coordinator; you should be supervised by an experienced person while undertaking these duties until relevant industry experience is achieved.
After 5 years, to keep your certification valid, you will have to attend another refresher course before your current certificate expires. If your certificate has expired, you will be required to attend the full 2-day temporary works coordinator training course again.