How Much Does the Temporary Works Supervisor Course Cost?

The Temporary Works Supervisor Course costs up to £299 + VAT at CST Training. The programme is designed for construction professionals who have responsibility for supervising temporary works, and need to understand the processes involved in managing them safely. The training covers important principles that can be applied on construction sites.

Temporary Works Supervisor Course

What Does the Training Cover?

The course provides learners with knowledge relevant to the supervision of temporary works. This can include understanding the temporary works process, identifying responsibilities and recognising the importance of appropriate planning, communication and control.

Temporary works can include structures or arrangements that support, protect or enable construction activities. For example: scaffolding, formwork, falsework, excavation support and temporary access arrangements.

Understanding how these works should be controlled is important. Poorly planned or supervised temporary works can create significant risks on site.

Temporary Works Supervisor Course Price at CST Training

At CST Training, the programme costs up to £299 + VAT. This provides construction professionals with access to dedicated training focused on the responsibilities associated with supervising temporary works.

The training is intended to help participants understand their role within the temporary works management process, which can be particularly relevant to people who monitor temporary works activities, liaise with other members of the project team, or contribute to ensuring that appropriate procedures are followed.

Construction supervisor in a blue hard hat speaking into a walkie-talkie and pointing across an industrial site

Who Should Take the Training?

The programme is suitable for people whose construction roles involve supervising temporary works. This can include supervisors and other site-based professionals who have responsibilities relating to temporary works.

Having an appropriate understanding of these responsibilities can help support safer working practices, and effective communication between those involved in the temporary works process.