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What will I learn?

Our one day mental health awareness and skills course qualifies you as an Adult MHFA Champion.

MHFA Champions have:

• An understanding of common mental health issues

• Knowledge and confidence to advocate for mental health awareness

• Ability to spot signs of mental ill health

• Skills to support positive wellbeing ​

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First Line Manager Skills

Description

The First Line Managers Skills course will enable the delegate to become more focussed on the objectives of the organisation, develop clear and analytical thinking and become more proactive in a leadership role. Emphasis throughout is on positive thinking and taking the team forward.
This course suits
Any manager who wants to be more proactive with their leadership style and their focus on business objectives.
What the delegates will gain from the course
 Gain an opportunity to re-visit supervisory management skills and build on these to produce better results
 Understand the importance of planning
 How to use teams to full advantage
 Improve communication skills
 How to prevent and solve problems

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

The course provides delegates with the essential knowledge needed to safely and correctly operate a Cable Avoidance Tool (CAT) along with a Signal Generator (GENNY) when tracing underground services to meet the guidance from HSG 47 for Avoiding Danger from Underground Services.

COURSE CONTENT

The course involves hands on use of the actual locators to detect and trace the route of buried underground services. This will cover the different types of buried services that exist, Continue reading…

This is a five-day course which provides project managers, site managers and supervisors, business proprietors and client-based personnel with the knowledge and skills to enable them to ensure healthy and safe conditions for construction site employees.

Overview:

The United Kingdom Contractors Group (UKCG) recognises this course as meeting the required standard for all managers working on UKCG sites. Continue reading…