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CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator (TWCTC) Refresher Course

CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator (TWCTC) Refresher Course

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Keeping temporary works knowledge current matters just as much as gaining it in the first place, and the CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator Refresher Course exists to bring qualified co-ordinators up to speed with the latest guidance before their certification lapses. Delivered in a single day, it builds directly on prior understanding of BS 5975:2019 and reinforces the practical management skills needed to keep temporary works safe on sites of any size.


This refresher assumes delegates have already completed the CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator (TWCTC) Course, so it revisits and updates that foundation rather than starting from scratch. Co-ordinators due for renewal alongside their site management colleagues often book this refresher at the same time as the CITB SMSTS Refresher Course, keeping every level of site leadership current together.


Since temporary works risk management overlaps closely with broader site risk assessment, this course pairs well with the Risk Assessment Online Course for delegates wanting a fuller refresh of their risk management knowledge. Anyone whose temporary works responsibilities include scaffolding or shoring should also look at the CISRS Basic Scaffold Inspection Course (SITS) alongside this refresher, and those building a wider technical grounding in health and safety management may consider the NEBOSH National General Certificate as a longer-term progression.


Only delegates who have successfully passed the two-day CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator Course within the last five years, and can provide evidence of this, are eligible to attend, with a good standard of spoken and written English also necessary to complete the course successfully. Please note that although there are technical elements within the course, it isn't a temporary works technical awareness course.

By the end of the course, delegates will have up-to-date knowledge of managing risks on temporary works sites, building on their prior understanding of:

 

  • Adopting procedural controls as outlined in BS 5975:2019
  • The essentials of good risk management under BS 5975:2019
  • Safety management for temporary works
  • Managing temporary works on large and small sites
  • The 4Cs: communication, co-ordination, co-operation and competence

This CITB course will cover the following topics:

 

  • The role and responsibilities of a Temporary Works Co-ordinator
  • The management process as defined in BS 5975:2019
  • The effect of BS 5975:2019 on the Temporary Works Co-ordinator role
  • Understanding temporary works documentation
  • Guidance and legislation relating to temporary works
  • Health and safety
  • Risk management

     

Please note that although there are technical elements within the course, it isn't a temporary works technical awareness course.

Delegates are required to attend the full day's training on the course, during which they're assessed on their knowledge and understanding of each subject area. A multiple-choice test paper of 22 questions, four of which are free text, is sat at the end of the day, with a pass mark of 78% (21 out of 27). Successful candidates are awarded CITB certification, valid for five years.

This CITB course is only for those who have previously completed the CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator Course and been awarded a CITB certificate. 

 

Anyone acting as a Temporary Works Co-ordinator, or holding managerial responsibility for temporary works on site, needs to maintain their knowledge by attending a refresher every five years. This includes site managers, project managers, designers, supervisors, consultants and contractors looking to refresh and maintain their knowledge of temporary works.

Only delegates who have successfully passed the two-day CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator Course within the last five years, and can provide evidence of this, are eligible to attend the CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator Refresher Course. A good understanding of spoken and written English is also necessary to attend and successfully complete the course.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When will I receive my certificate?

CITB certificates are issued electronically via email, and typically take around 2 weeks to be issued.  You can also view your results online via the CITB profile at www.citb.co.uk/cards-testing/online-card-checker

 

Will lunch be Included?

The joining instructions will indicate if lunch is provided for the duration of your course.  Should you need to know prior to booking please contact one of our team who will be happy to advise.

Do I have to attend all days/sessions?

Full attendance on all days, at the required times stated on your course joining instructions, is compulsory to successfully complete the course.

What time does my course start?

Start and finish times are confirmed on your joining instructions which are issued 7 to 10 days prior to course commencement.  Failure to arrive at the requested time may result in the delegate being turned away.

Can I complete a name change on my booking?

Yes, a name change can be completed free of charge providing the delegate being substituted has the required pre-requisites. You can submit your request by emailing our customer service team at [email protected] or calling on 01892 543000.

Why do I need to provide a pre-requisite?

Pre-requisites are requested when the awarding body requires proof of a previous in date qualification or experience, to ensure delegates are eligible to attend. These guidelines are set policies which we are not able to amend.  If you do have any queries or are unable to provide sufficient evidence please contact our customer service team at your earliest convenience on 01892 543000.

Will I receive a card with my certificate?

CITB do not currently offer a card option in place of the e-cert.

What happens if I fail the course?

If you should fail the course our customer service team will be in contact to discuss your options.  Our team will talk through the process to help you achieve the qualification required in the most effective way.

Who is eligible to attend the CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator Refresher Course?

Only those who have already completed the two-day CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator Course and hold a CITB certificate from within the last five years.

How is the CITB Temporary Works Co-ordinator Refresher Course assessed?

Through a 22-question multiple-choice test paper, four of which are free text, with a pass mark of 78% (21 out of 27).

How often do I need to refresh my Temporary Works Co-ordinator qualification?

Every five years, to keep your certification current and maintain up-to-date knowledge of BS 5975:2019 and best practice.

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