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<body> <h1>North West Independent Roof Training Group</h1> <p>Priest Hill Farm</p> <p>Priest Hill Farm</p> <p>Preston</p> <p>Lancashire</p> <p>01772 780247 (M: 07966 045585)</p> <br /> <hr> <p><a onMouseOver="window.status=''; return true" href="CONSTRUCTIONSKILLSCERTIFICATIONSCHEME/CONSTRUCTIONSKILLSCERTIFICATIONSCHEME.php" target="mainFrame">CONSTRUCTION SKILLS CERTIFICATION SCHEME</a></p><p><a onMouseOver="window.status=''; return true" href="CONSTRUCTIONSKILLSformerlyCITB/CONSTRUCTIONSKILLSformerlyCITB.php" target="mainFrame">CONSTRUCTION SKILLS formerly CITB</a></p><p><a onMouseOver="window.status=''; return true" href="CRAFTTRAINING/CRAFTTRAINING.php" target="mainFrame">CRAFT TRAINING</a></p><p><a onMouseOver="window.status=''; return true" href="NATIONALCONSTRUCTIONCOLLEGE/NATIONALCONSTRUCTIONCOLLEGE.php" target="mainFrame">NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION COLLEGE</a></p><p><a onMouseOver="window.status=''; return true" href="NEWENTRANTTRAINING-MODERNAPPRENTICESHIPSCHEME/NEWENTRANTTRAINING-MODERNAPPRENTICESHIPSCHEME.php" target="mainFrame">NEW ENTRANT TRAINING - MODERN APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME</a></p><p><a onMouseOver="window.status=''; return true" href="OSAT/OSAT.php" target="mainFrame">OSAT</a></p> Group Profile<br /> The North West Independent Roofing Training Group was formed in November 2002 when recommendations from CITB that the existing Group should become independent were accepted by the existing Group. The Group’s aim is to encourage member companies to engage in quality training by providing a comprehensive service. The area covered is the whole of the north west, including North Wales.<br /><br />The Group, based in Preston, Lancs., is managed by a Committee which meets 4 times each year to plan and develop strategies. In addition, it employs a Training Officer on a part-time basis<br /><br />Currently, the Group consists of 43 full members, 11 Associate and 80 affiliate members. Numerous Courses can be organised through various partners. Details of the type of courses which can be made available are listed on the following page.<br /><br />Where a course is not listed, please make contact, as new training is continually being developed and it might be possible for us to develop a bespoke training course for your company at your own site. The Roofing Centre situated within Bolton Community College is a state of the art training centre for the modern apprentice. Highly qualified staff deliver a comprehensive programme for the application of slates and tiles on all types of roofing layouts. From the simple mono pitch to complex turrets and eyebrows, the apprentice is shown a wide range of techniques, equiping the student with the necessary skills to survive in a thriving industry. The Centre is part of CoVE.<br /> <br /> The following training is available:<br /> <br /> Apprentice Frameworks <br /> Level 2 - NVQ 2 + Tech Cert +k/skills + ERR<br /> Level 3 - NVQ 3 + Tech Cert + k/skills + ERR<br /> <br /> Craft Training<br /> Lead Work<br /> Lead Bossing<br /> <br /> The College is also running a pilot for OSAT and at present is looking at assessing 10 exprienced Roofers in Greater Manchester for NVQ level 2.<br /> <br /> The College also has a special unit for the delivery of the H & S test on-line; Groups and/or individuals welcome but MUST book in advance - contact the College on 01204 907395. ON SITE ASSESSMENT & TRAINING (OSAT) Craft Training<br /> The Roofing Centre situated within Bolton Community College is a state of the art training centre for the modern apprentice. Highly qualified staff deliver a comprehensive programme for the application of slates and tiles on all types of roofing layouts. From the simple mono pitch to complex turrets and eyebrows, the apprentice is shown a wide range of techniques, equiping the student with the necessary skills to survive in a thriving industry. The Centre is part of CoVE.<br /> <br /> The following training is available:<br /> <br /> Apprentice Frameworks <br /> Level 2 - NVQ 2 + Tech Cert +k/skills + ERR<br /> Level 3 - NVQ 3 + Tech Cert + k/skills + ERR<br /> <br /> Craft Training<br /> Lead Work<br /> Lead Bossing<br /> <br /> The College is also running a pilot for OSAT and at present is looking at assessing 10 exprienced Roofers in Greater Manchester for NVQ level 2.<br /> <br /> The College also has a special unit for the delivery of the H & S test on-line; Groups and/or individuals welcome but MUST book in advance - contact the College on 01204 907395. <hr/><hr/>ON SITE ASSESSMENT & TRAINING (OSAT)<br /> <br /> The construction industry is moving towards a fully trained, fully qualified workforce. A workforce with the necessary skills and qualifications delivers higher quality, more cost-efficient work.<br /> <br /> The improved teamwork and increased awareness of health and safety also means earlier completion dates, less time wasted correcting mistakes and fewer accidents.<br /> <br /> Roofing operatives benefit too. Being trained to nationally recognised qualifications such as an NVQ shows employers they have the necessary skills to do the job, and, combined with an up to date health and safety test, they can obtain a CSCS card.<br /> <br /> More and more roofing companies and their clients are demanding that roofing operatives on their sites prove their competence with card scheme membership.<br /> <br /> You may already have a highly experienced workforce who you trust and rely on to get the job done, but often, these workers don't have the qualifications to get the CSCS card they will need to get access to the site in future.<br /> <br /> THIS IS WHY OSAT HAS BEEN CREATED.<br /> <br /> There are 2 major OSAT providers in the NW Region:<br /> <br /> ARM TRAINING SERVICES, Stockport<br /> <br /> PRESTON COLLEGE, Preston<br /> <br /> Sometimes, special grants are available to assist.<br /> <br /> Contact us for more details.<hr/>The main purpose of CSCS is to help workers prove they are competent to do the job. It also helps to improve safety on site by raising health and safety standards and encouragiong companies to use skilled operatives who know what they are doing, as they have to pass the Constrction Skills Health and Safety test to qualify for a CSCS card.<br /> <br /> Many local Councils and certainly, the Major Contractors Group are demanding proof of competence before allowing workers on to their sites.<br /> <br /> Some of the benefits of the Scheme are as follows:<br /> <br /> It helps operatives get on to more sites<br /> It is an easy way for operatives to prove their skills<br /> It raises the general quality of workmanship on site<br /> It improves health and safety awarenss across the industry<br /> <br /> NOT HAVING A CSCS CARD COULD SERIOUSLY HARM YOUR CAREER AND/OR YOUR BUSINESS<br /> <br /> WANT TO KNOW MORE - CONTACT US!<hr/>The objective of the industry is to recruit and train young people into the roofing industry and provide them with the foundation for an exciting, rewarding and successful career.<br /> <br /> College Courses are based on a programme combining site work spent with a roofing company, training at the college and ongoing assessment.<br /> <br /> Apprenticeships allow youngemployees to learn, work and get qualified all at the same time. It's a simple step by step processwhere colleges can guide both apprentices and employers.<br /> <br /> Currently, in the North West, the apprenticeship training programme is offered in Roof Slating and Tiling in the purpose-built Roofing Centre at Bolton Community College. (Please see section CRAFT TRAINING FOR MORE DETAILS OF BOLTON COLLEGE) Training in other roofing disciplines can be offered outside the Region.<br /> <br /> It is possible for an individual to apply on-line for a Construction Apprenticeship @ www.bconstructive.co.uk <br /> Employers looking to recruit apprentices can contact James.Johnson@cskills.org where they can obtain full details, or, if you are not sure, please make contact using the link below.<hr/>THE ROOFING TEAM<br /> <br /> This is part of the Construction Skills' national specialist team which has been developed to address the requirements of the specialist contractual work (in our case, roofing) carried out in theUK.<br /> <br /> Local Specialist: Tom McNeill Tom.McNeill@cskills.org <br /> Grant information, Grant claim forms, <hr/>THE ROOFING TEAM<br /> <br /> This is part of the Construction Skills' national specialist team which has been developed to address the requirements of the specialist contractual work (in our case, roofing) carried out in theUK.<br /> <br /> Local Specialist Training Officer: Tom McNeill Tom.McNeill@cskills.org <br /> Grant information, Grant claim forms, Training Plan info, IiP info etc<br /> <br /> Regional Training Manager: John Pegg John.Pegg@cskills.org <br /> <br /> National Training Manager: Roger White Roger.White@cskills.org <hr/>ON SITE ASSESSMENT & TRAINING (OSAT)<br /> <br /> The construction industry is moving towards a fully trained, fully qualified workforce. A workforce with the necessary skills and qualifications delivers higher quality, more cost-efficient work.<br /> <br /> The improved teamwork and increased awareness of health and safety also means earlier completion dates, less time wasted correcting mistakes and fewer accidents.<br /> <br /> Roofing operatives benefit too. Being trained to nationally recognised qualifications such as an NVQ shows employers they have the necessary skills to do the job, and, combined with an up to date health and safety test, they can obtain a CSCS card.<br /> <br /> More and more roofing companies and their clients are demanding that roofing operatives on their sites prove their competence with card scheme membership.<br /> <br /> You may already have a highly experienced workforce who you trust and rely on to get the job done, but often, these workers don't have the qualifications to get the CSCS card they will need to get access to the site in future.<br /> <br /> THIS IS WHY OSAT HAS BEEN CREATED.<br /> <br /> There are 2 major OSAT providers in the NW Region:<br /> <br /> ARM TRAINING SERVICES, Stockport <br /> Contact Nicky Tel 0161 429 8344<br /> email nicky@armtrainingservice.co.uk <br /> <br /> PRESTON COLLEGE, Preston<br /> Contact Wayne Sloane<br /> email WSloane@Preston.ac.uk <br /> Sometimes, special grants are available to assist.<br /> <br /> Contact us for more details.<hr/>Group Profile<br /> The North West Independent Roofing Training Group was formed in November 2002 when recommendations from CITB that the existing Group should become independent were accepted. The Group’s aim is to encourage member companies to engage in quality training by providing a comprehensive service. The geographical area covered is the whole of the north west, including North Wales.<br /><br />The Group, based in Preston, Lancs., is managed by a Committee which meets 4 times each year to plan and develop strategies. Also, it employs a Group Training Officer on a part-time basis.<br /><br />Currently, the Group consists of 43 full members, 11 Associate and 80 affiliate members. Numerous Courses can be organised through various partners. Details of the type of courses which can be made available are listed on the List of Courses section.<br /><br />Where a course is not listed, please make contact, as new training is continually being developed and it might be possible for us to develop a bespoke training course for your company at your own site.<hr/>Thepurpose of CSCS is to help workers prove they are competent to do the job. It also helps to improve safety on site by raising health and safety standards and encouraging companies to use skilled operatives who know what they are doing, as they have to pass the Constrction Skills Health and Safety test to qualify for a CSCS card.<br /> <br /> Many local Councils and certainly, the Major Contractors Group are demanding proof of competence before allowing workers on to their sites.<br /> <br /> Some of the benefits of the Scheme are as follows:<br /> <br /> It helps operatives get on to more sites<br /> It is a simpler way for operatives to prove their skills<br /> It raises the general quality of workmanship on site<br /> It improves health and safety awareness across the industry<br /> <br /> NOT HAVING A CSCS CARD COULD SERIOUSLY HARM YOUR CAREER AND/OR YOUR BUSINESS<br /> <br /> WANT TO KNOW MORE - CONTACT US!<hr/>NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION COLLEGE<br /> <br /> The NCC is the training division of Construction Skills (CS) and works as part of CS to create a skilled, professional industry in the UK, working safely and delivering value. A Course prospectus, National Construction College Course Prospectus,is produced annually, listing all details including venue, cost and titles of Courses. There are several venues within the North West which reduces cost and time spent away from the job.<br /> <br /> Full members of the NW Roof Training Group are entitled to claim 10% reduction on Courses run by NCC, however, it is imperative that you state you are members of the Group at the oputset.<br /> <br /> Courses run by the college www.nationalconstructioncollege.co.uk are in addition to those run by the Group.<br /> <br /> <hr/>Craft Training<br /> The Roofing Centre situated within Bolton Community College is a state of the art training centre for the modern apprentice. Highly qualified staff deliver a comprehensive programme for the application of slates and tiles on all types of roofing layouts. From the simple mono pitch to complex turrets and eyebrows, the apprentice is shown a wide range of techniques, equiping the student with the necessary skills to survive in a thriving industry. The Centre is part of CoVE.<br /> <br /> The following training is available:<br /> <br /> Apprentice Frameworks for Roof Slating and Tiling<br /> Level 2 - NVQ 2 + Tech Cert +k/skills + ERR<br /> Level 3 - NVQ 3 + Tech Cert + k/skills + ERR<br /> <br /> Craft Training<br /> Lead Work<br /> Lead Bossing<br /> <br /> The College is also running a pilot for OSAT and at present is looking at assessing 10 exprienced Roofers in Greater Manchester for NVQ level 2.<br /> <br /> The College also has a special unit for the delivery of the H & S test on-line; Interested Groups and/or individuals are welcome but MUST book in advance - contact the College on 01204 907395.<hr/>New Entrant Training (NET)<br /> <br /> One of theobjectives of the industry is to recruit and train young people into the roofing industry and provide them with the foundation for an exciting, rewarding and successful career.<br /> <br /> College Courses are based on a programme combining site work spent with a roofing company, training at the college and ongoing assessment.<br /> <br /> Apprenticeships allow youngemployees to learn, work and get qualified all at the same time. It's a simple step by step processwhere colleges can guide both apprentices and employers.<br /> <br /> Currently, in the North West, the apprenticeship training programme is offered in Roof Slating and Tiling in the purpose-built Roofing Centre at Bolton Community College. (Please see section CRAFT TRAINING FOR MORE DETAILS OF BOLTON COLLEGE) Training in other roofing disciplines can be offered outside the Region.<br /> <br /> It is possible for an individual to apply on-line for a Construction Apprenticeship @ www.bconstructive.co.uk <br /> Employers looking to recruit apprentices can contact James.Johnson@cskills.org where they can obtain full details, or, if you are not sure, please make contact with us using the link below.<hr/>ON SITE ASSESSMENT & TRAINING (OSAT)<br /> <br /> The construction industry is moving towards a fully trained, fully qualified workforce. A workforce with the necessary skills and qualifications delivers higher quality, more cost-efficient work.<br /> <br /> The improved teamwork and increased awareness of health and safety also means earlier completion dates, less time wasted correcting mistakes and fewer accidents.<br /> <br /> Roofing operatives benefit too. Being trained to nationally recognised qualifications such as an NVQ shows employers they have the necessary skills to do the job, and, combined with an up to date health and safety test, they can obtain a CSCS card.<br /> <br /> More and more roofing companies and their clients are demanding that roofing operatives on their sites prove their competence with card scheme membership.<br /> <br /> You may already have a highly experienced workforce who you trust and rely on to get the job done, but often, these workers don't have the qualifications to get the CSCS card they will need to get access to the site in future.<br /> <br /> THIS IS WHY OSAT HAS BEEN CREATED.<br /> <br /> There are currently 2 major OSAT providers in the NW Region:<br /> <br /> ARM TRAINING SERVICES, Stockport <br /> Contact Nicky Tel 0161 429 8344<br /> email nicky@armtrainingservice.co.uk <br /> <br /> PRESTON COLLEGE, Preston<br /> Contact Wayne Sloane<br /> email WSloane@Preston.ac.uk <br /> <br /> Special grantsmay be available to assist.<br /> <br /> Contact us for more details.<hr/>CONSTRUCTION SKILLS<br /> <br /> THE ROOFING TEAM<br /> <br /> This is part of the Construction Skills' national specialist team which has been developed to address the requirements of the specialist contractual work (in our case, roofing) carried out in theUK.<br /> <br /> Local Specialist Training Officer: Tom McNeill Tom.McNeill@cskills.org <br /> Grant information, Grant claim forms, Training Plan info, IiP info etc<br /> <br /> Regional Training Manager: John Pegg John.Pegg@cskills.org <br /> <br /> National Training Manager: Roger White Roger.White@cskills.org <hr/>Craft Training<br /> The Roofing Centre situated within Bolton Community College is a state of the art training centre for the modern apprentice. Highly qualified staff deliver a comprehensive programme for the application of slates and tiles on all types of roofing layouts. From the simple mono pitch to complex turrets and eyebrows, the apprentice is shown a wide range of techniques, equiping the student with the necessary skills to survive in a thriving industry. The Centre is part of CoVE.<br /> <br /> The following training is available:<br /> <br /> Apprentice Frameworks for Roof Slating and Tiling<br /> Level 2 - NVQ 2 + Tech Cert +k/skills + ERR<br /> Level 3 - NVQ 3 + Tech Cert + k/skills + ERR<br /> <br /> Craft Training<br /> Lead Work<br /> Lead Bossing<br /> <br /> The College also has a special unit for the delivery of the H & S test on-line; Interested Groups and/or individuals are welcome but MUST book in advance - contact the College on 01204 907395.<hr/>CONSTRUCTION SKILLS<br /> <br /> THE ROOFING TEAM<br /> <br /> This is part of the Construction Skills' national specialist team which has been developed to address the requirements of the specialist contractual work (in our case, roofing) carried out in theUK.<br /> <br /> Local Specialist Training Officer:Phil Shipley, Andy Mirich <br /> Grant information, Grant claim forms, Training Plan info, IiP info etc<br /> <br /> Regional Training Manager: John Pegg John.Pegg@cskills.org <br /> <br /> National Training Manager: Roger White Roger.White@cskills.org <hr/>Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS)<br /> <br /> THE ROOFING TEAM<br /> <br /> This is part of the Construction Skills' national specialist team which has been developed to address the requirements of the specialist contractual work (in our case, roofing) carried out in theUK.<br /> <br /> Local Specialist Training Officer:Phil Shipley, Andy Mirich <br /> Grant information, Grant claim forms, Training Plan info, IiP info etc<br /> <br /> Regional Training Manager: John Pegg John.Pegg@cskills.org <br /> <br /> National Training Manager: Roger White Roger.White@cskills.org <hr/>Construction Skills<br /> <br /> THE ROOFING TEAM<br /> <br /> This is part of the Construction Skills' national specialist team which has been developed to address the requirements of the specialist contractual work (in our case, roofing) carried out in theUK.<br /> <br /> Local Specialist Training Officer:Phil Shipley, Andy Mirich <br /> Grant information, Grant claim forms, Training Plan info, IiP info etc<br /> <br /> Regional Training Manager: John Pegg John.Pegg@cskills.org <br /> <br /> National Training Manager: Roger White Roger.White@cskills.org <hr/>New Entrant Training (NET)<br /> <br /> One of theobjectives of the industry is to recruit and train young people into the roofing industry and provide them with the foundation for an exciting, rewarding and successful career.<br /> <br /> College Courses are based on a programme combining site work spent with a roofing company, training at the college and ongoing assessment.<br /> <br /> Apprenticeships allow youngemployees to learn, work and get qualified all at the same time. It's a simple step by step processwhere colleges can guide both apprentices and employers.<br /> <br /> Currently, in the North West, the apprenticeship training programme is offered in Roof Slating and Tiling in the purpose-built Roofing Centre at Bolton Community College. (Please see section CRAFT TRAINING FOR MORE DETAILS OF BOLTON COLLEGE) Training in other roofing disciplines can be offered outside the Region.<br /> <br /> It is possible for an individual to apply on-line for a Construction Apprenticeship @ www.bconstructive.co.uk <br /> Employers looking to recruit apprentices can contact James.Johnson@cskills.org where they can obtain full details, or, if you are not sure, please make contact with us using the link below.<hr/>Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS)<br /> <br /> Thepurpose of CSCS is to help workers prove they are competent to do the job. It also helps to improve safety on site by raising health and safety standards and encouraging companies to use skilled operatives who know what they are doing, as they have to pass the Constrction Skills Health and Safety test to qualify for a CSCS card.<br /> <br /> Many local Councils and certainly, the Major Contractors Group are demanding proof of competence before allowing workers on to their sites.<br /> <br /> Some of the benefits of the Scheme are as follows:<br /> <br /> It helps operatives get on to more sites<br /> It is a simpler way for operatives to prove their skills<br /> It raises the general quality of workmanship on site<br /> It improves health and safety awareness across the industry<br /> <br /> NOT HAVING A CSCS CARD COULD SERIOUSLY HARM YOUR CAREER AND/OR YOUR BUSINESS<br /> <br /> WANT TO KNOW MORE - CONTACT US! <hr/>National Construction College<br /> The NCC is the training division of Construction Skills (CS) and works as part of CS to create a skilled, professional industry in the UK, working safely and delivering value. A Course prospectus, National Construction College Course Prospectus,is produced annually, listing all details including venue, cost and titles of Courses. There are several venues within the North West which reduces cost and time spent away from the job.<br /> <br /> Full members of the NW Roof Training Group are entitled to claim 10% reduction on Courses run by NCC, however, it is imperative that you state you are members of the Group at the oputset.<br /> <br /> Courses run by the college www.nationalconstructioncollege.co.uk are in addition to those run by the Group.<br /> <br /> <hr/>New Entrant Training (NET)<br /> One of theobjectives of the industry is to recruit and train young people into the roofing industry and provide them with the foundation for an exciting, rewarding and successful career.<br /> <br /> College Courses are based on a programme combining site work spent with a roofing company, training at the college and ongoing assessment.<br /> <br /> Apprenticeships allow youngemployees to learn, work and get qualified all at the same time. It's a simple step by step processwhere colleges can guide both apprentices and employers.<br /> <br /> Currently, in the North West, the apprenticeship training programme is offered in Roof Slating and Tiling in the purpose-built Roofing Centre at Bolton Community College. (Please see section CRAFT TRAINING FOR MORE DETAILS OF BOLTON COLLEGE) Training in other roofing disciplines can be offered outside the Region.<br /> <br /> It is possible for an individual to apply on-line for a Construction Apprenticeship @ www.bconstructive.co.uk <br /> Employers looking to recruit apprentices can contact James.Johnson@cskills.org where they can obtain full details, or, if you are not sure, please make contact with us using the link below.<hr/>New Entrant Training (NET)<br /> <br /> One of theobjectives of the industry is to recruit and train young people into the roofing industry and provide them with the foundation for an exciting, rewarding and successful career.<br /> <br /> College Courses are based on a programme combining site work spent with a roofing company, training at the college and ongoing assessment.<br /> <br /> Apprenticeships allow youngemployees to learn, work and get qualified all at the same time. It's a simple step by step processwhere colleges can guide both apprentices and employers.<br /> <br /> Currently, in the North West, the apprenticeship training programme is offered in Roof Slating and Tiling in the purpose-built Roofing Centre at Bolton Community College. (Please see section CRAFT TRAINING FOR MORE DETAILS OF BOLTON COLLEGE) Training in other roofing disciplines can be offered outside the Region.<br /> <br /> It is possible for an individual to apply on-line for a Construction Apprenticeship @ www.bconstructive.co.uk <br /> Employers looking to recruit apprentices can contact James.Johnson@cskills.org where they can obtain full details, or, if you are not sure, please make contact with us using the link below.<hr/>National Construction College<br /> <br /> The NCC is the training division of Construction Skills (CS) and works as part of CS to create a skilled, professional industry in the UK, working safely and delivering value. A Course prospectus, National Construction College Course Prospectus,is produced annually, listing all details including venue, cost and titles of Courses. There are several venues within the North West which reduces cost and time spent away from the job.<br /> <br /> Full members of the NW Roof Training Group are entitled to claim 10% reduction on Courses run by NCC, however, it is imperative that you state you are members of the Group at the oputset.<br /> <br /> Courses run by the college www.nationalconstructioncollege.co.uk are in addition to those run by the Group.<br /> <br /> <hr/>Craft Training<br /> <br /> The Roofing Centre situated within Bolton Community College is a state of the art training centre for the modern apprentice. Highly qualified staff deliver a comprehensive programme for the application of slates and tiles on all types of roofing layouts. From the simple mono pitch to complex turrets and eyebrows, the apprentice is shown a wide range of techniques, equiping the student with the necessary skills to survive in a thriving industry. The Centre is part of CoVE.<br /> <br /> The following training is available:<br /> <br /> Apprentice Frameworks for Roof Slating and Tiling<br /> Level 2 - NVQ 2 + Tech Cert +k/skills + ERR<br /> Level 3 - NVQ 3 + Tech Cert + k/skills + ERR<br /> <br /> Craft Training<br /> Lead Work<br /> Lead Bossing<br /> <br /> The College also has a special unit for the delivery of the H & S test on-line; Interested Groups and/or individuals are welcome but MUST book in advance - contact the College on 01204 907395.<hr/>Group Profile<br /> <br /> The North West Independent Roofing Training Group was formed in November 2002 when recommendations from CITB that the existing Group should become independent were accepted. The Group’s aim is to encourage member companies to engage in quality training by providing a comprehensive service. The geographical area covered is the whole of the north west, including North Wales.<br /><br />The Group, based in Preston, Lancs., is managed by a Committee which meets 4 times each year to plan and develop strategies. Also, it employs a Group Training Officer on a part-time basis.<br /><br />Currently, the Group consists of 43 full members, 11 Associate and 80 affiliate members. Numerous Courses can be organised through various partners. Details of the type of courses which can be made available are listed on the List of Courses section.<br /><br />Where a course is not listed, please make contact, as new training is continually being developed and it might be possible for us to develop a bespoke training course for your company at your own site.<hr/>North WestIndependent Roof Training Group<br /> <br /> The objective of the Group is to provide quality training services and advice to Group members so that working in partnership, a fully skilled and qualified work force is created for the industry within the Region.<br /> <br /> IT IS A FACT THAT TRAINING IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS, HELPING TO BUILD A BETTER, SAFER, MORE PROFITABLE BUSINESS.<br /> HOW CAN THE GROUP HELP YOU?<br /> There is a range of ways to build on skills and get qualified … SO,<br /> <br /> Apply for full membership and take advantage of the benefits the group offers. Keep up to date with news, information, policy and training skills.<br /> The Group is non-profit making and advice is just a phone call away. Check out each section to se what the Group can do for you! <hr /> <h1>Courses</h1> <br /> <h2>ABRASIVE WHEELS</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /><h2>ASBESTOS AWARENESS</h2> <p><strong>Location:</strong> Trafford Park, Manchester M17 1EH</p><br /> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> ASBESTOS AWARENESS TRAINING<br /> (bespoke training for the roofing industry)<br /> <br /> To include:<br /> Introduction<br /> Types of asbestos<br /> Health effects<br /> Legislation surrounding asbestos<br /> Asbestos installations within buildings<br /> Recognising suspected asbestos<br /> Risk assessments<br /> Control Measures<br /> Pesonal protective Equipment<br /> <br /> CONTACT GROUP TRAINING OFFICER FOR MORE DETAILS<br /> Mobile 07966 045585<br /> email rooftraining@aol.com </p><br /> <p><strong>Dates:</strong> Can be arranged</p><br /> <p><strong>Duration:</strong> Half Day </p><br /> <hr /><h2>FIRE EXTINGUISHER TRAINING COURSE</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /><h2>FIRE SAFETY AWARENESS FOR ROOFING CONTRACTORS</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /><h2>FIRST AID</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /><h2>Introduction to estimating</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> Available on request</p><br /> <p><strong>Further information:</strong> <a href="SelectPage.../SelectPage....php" target="_self">Select Page...</a></p> <hr /><h2>RISK ASSESSMENT-METHOD STATEMENT</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /><h2>SAFETY HARNESS TRAINING</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /><h2>SCAFFOLDING PARTS 1 & 11</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /><h2>SITE MANAGERS SAFETY TRAINING SCHEME</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /><h2>WORK BASED RECORDER</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /><h2>WORKING SAFELY AT HEIGHT FOR ROOFING WORKERS</h2> <p><strong>Summary:</strong> (Available on request)</p><br /> <hr /> </body>