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Skills Programme

An assistant handyman is a worker who supports a professional handyman by performing various tasks. They may assist with repairs, installations, and general maintenance, often learning from more experienced professionals. Their role can range from helping with construction and renovation to performing basic repairs and installations on their own, We offer this course with more info to follow

Skills Programme Purpose

Rationale

The qualifying learner will be able to

Exit Level Outcomes

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Hot and cold water systems are plumbing networks designed to provide water at different temperatures for various needs, such as domestic use, sanitation, and industrial applications

Skills Programme Purpose

Modules To Be Covered

New Venture Creation (NVC) refers to the process of starting a new business or project, often involving significant risk and a new or innovative approach, here is more info on the short course, here is more about the course

 

 

Conflict management encompasses the practices of identifying,          understanding, and resolving disagreements and disputes in a constructive manner, here is more info about the course, here is more about the course

 

 

Legal Compliance

Working in confined spaces can be dangerous and requires specific safety  measures, here is more about the course

 

 

Roadside safety procedures involve a flagperson (also called a traffic controller or flagger) who directs traffic to ensure the safety of both road workers and drivers in construction or maintenance zones, here is more about the course

 

 

Handling dangerous goods requires a multi-faceted approach that prioritizes safety, compliance, and the well-being of individuals and the environment, here is more about the course

 

Supervisory involves overseeing, watching over, and providing direction for someone or something to ensure correctness, safety, and compliance, here is more about the course

 

 

HIRA stands for Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment. It’s a process used to identify and assess potential hazards in a workplace or process, aiming to prevent accidents, injuries, and environmental damage, here is more about the course

 

The safe conveyance of dangerous goods involves proper packaging, labeling, and documentation, along with driver qualifications and adherence to regulations, here is more about the course

 

 

First aid is the immediate medical assistance provided to someone who is injured or ill, before professional help arrives, heres more about the course

 

 

Firefighting is a profession aimed at controlling and extinguishing fire. A person who engages in firefighting is known as a firefighter or fireman. Here is more about the course

 

Legal liability under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) refers to the legal responsibilities of employers and employees to ensure a safe and healthy work environment, here is more about the course.

 

SHE Rep

A SHE Rep, or Safety,  Health, and Environment Representative, is a  designated employee who represents their fellow workers in matters of  health and safety, here is more about the course.

 

 

A basic hand tools course typically focuses on safety, proper usage, and maintenance of common hand tools, here is more about the course

 

 

Working at heights refers to any work done where a person could fall a distance that could cause injury, here is more about the course

 

 

Scaffolding courses are designed to train individuals on the safe and proper erection, inspection, and dismantling of scaffolding systems, particularly in the construction and maintenance industries

 

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