TOP 10 ROAD SAFETY COURSES IN UK

The Signing, Lighting and Guarding training course aims is to provide Operatives and Supervisors with the skills and knowledge to perform their respective duties when signing, lighting and guarding to the standards prescribed by City & Guilds

Visitors are reminded that Road Safety is for everyone from small children to older people and we all use it every day. Depending on the age and the needs of the group topics such as safe places to cross, planning your route, cycling safely and driving safely can be covered. 

To provide delegates with a basic understanding of health and safety, along with knowledge of the principle hazards and risks, legislation and best practice to safely work on Highways England’s Strategic Road Network (SRN).

This course has been designed around giving delegates an in-depth knowledge of the various categories of vulnerable road users, road user habits, accident statistics and the associated costs.

CSM South is approved by City and Guilds to deliver full street works training and assessment as well as the street works reassessment examinations.

The NRSWA Streetworks full award operatives and supervisor qualification ensures all work on roads and infrastructure in the UK is carried out to the highest standard possible and meets all requirements of current regulations.

NRSWR Course is offered by C.E.S.H Safety Training / Consultancy. Our aim is to ensure that both CESH and their partners are working collaboratively and safely at all times.

The New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 (NRSWA) requires that each set of street works has at least one operative with a prescribed Street Works qualification on site while works are taking place.

Anyone who drives a company vehicle and would benefit from being more aware of sharing the road safely with cyclists. Learn to understand cyclists road positioning approaches, know the legislation about cycle lanes, advanced stop lines and overtaking requirements.

Our off road utility vehicle course gives operators insight into the limitations and the unsafe conditions they can get into through operation of these vehicles. We have carried out off road utility vehicle training for a large number of councils and golf courses in Northern Ireland.