SSSTS Stone Staffordshire

SSSTS STONE-STAFFORDSHIRE

Course Overview

The CITB SSSTS course is required for supervisors who work on group sites with contractors, and it stands for the ‘Site Supervisor Safety Training Scheme’. The construction field has its dangers, and thousands of deaths and accidents occur within workplaces around the country every year. This course will provide you with the skills and knowledge to create a safe environment within the workplace. The Health and Safety at Work Act, Specific site issues that challenge supervisors daily, Effective toolbox talks, Supervision of occupational health, and Behavioral safety.

Course Duration

• 2 days
• Do not miss a day of work, now weekend courses are also available.
• Valid for 5 years  

Course Material

All course materials are provided for the training course. This includes the Site Supervision Simplified GE706 and Toolbox Talk.

Training Assessment

The final examination for this SSSTS course will consist of a multiple-choice exam of 30 questions. You will be awarded a CITB Site Supervisor Safety Training Scheme Certificate if you successfully pass this exam.

The qualification will remain valid for five years. After this point, it can be re-qualified by attending a one-day SSSTS Refresher course.

Benefits of SSSTS

This is a highly regarded construction site safety qualification. This SSSTS training will enable supervisors to create a healthy and safe working environment within the construction site. There are several benefits to site supervisor safety training, such as:

• It will reduce the number of accidents in the workplace, therefore cutting down on sick time, delays and costly and time-consuming legal procedures.
• Protecting the health and welfare of your valuable employees is a moral responsibility.
• It will ensure you comply with the industry's legal regulations to avoid heavy fines and suspensions.

Workplace accidents negatively affect your company’s reputation, making other contractors and clients hesitant to work with you and making it difficult to recruit staff.
Accidents often damage materials and equipment, which can be costly and time-consuming.