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Why is Health and Safety Important?

Seeing as it’s world health and safety at work day, it’s quite fitting to talk about the most vital thing to know when going on site. Before we begin: Total Training currently have an unbeatable bundle for world health and safety at work offer. To get a CSCS labourer’s card you need to successfully complete:...
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Why Should You Become a Site Manager?

Are you looking to climb the career ladder? What are you looking to do? Is becoming a Site Manager the answer to that question? Other titles for this job role include Construction Manager, Site Agent and Project Manager. A Manager holds a lot of responsibility on site. Some of the responsibilities include, but are not...
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Card Schemes Every Construction Worker Should Know

Working in construction is pretty straight forward. Getting on site however, that’s another story. There are so many cards to choose from (to grow or maybe even start your career) and the more you think about it you feel like your head might just explode! Don’t worry – we’re here to help you out, to...
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What Differences Can You Find Between CPCS and NPORS?

If you are working in the construction industry, I would bet all my money that you have heard of both CPCS and NPORS accreditations. I, myself have always wondered what the difference is between these two, and I am sure that I am not the only person either. To begin with, Construction Plant Competence Scheme,...
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Why Should You Join The Construction Industry?

As of 2021, the construction industry accounts for approximately 3 million jobs. The industry carries our economy and society – you may not even realise that construction is everywhere, reaching every corner of the United Kingdom. This male dominated industry may be raking in £118,977 million as of 2019, but now they are experiencing a...
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