SSSTS Online
Online Site Supervisor Safety Training Scheme course for current and aspiring site supervisors.
- CITB Site Safety Plus course pathway
- Delivered over two days
- Ideal for construction supervisors and team leaders
18th – 19th August
25th – 26th August
2nd – 3rd Sept
8th – 9th Sept
15th – 16th Sept
What is this course about?
The Site Supervisors’ Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS) is a CITB-approved course designed to provide supervisors with the knowledge and understanding needed to effectively manage health and safety on construction sites. Delivered online in a live virtual classroom, the course enables delegates to gain an industry-recognised qualification without attending a training centre.
- Gain an industry-recognised CITB qualification.
- Develop the confidence to manage health and safety responsibilities effectively.
- Improve communication and leadership skills.
- Promote a positive safety culture on site.
- Enhance career prospects and progression into supervisory and management roles within the construction industry.
Who is this course for?
The Online SSSTS Course is ideal for:
- Site Supervisors
- Foremen and Team Leaders
- First-line Managers
- Gangers and Chargehands
- Individuals who are about to take on supervisory responsibilities
This course is intended for those responsible for overseeing teams and ensuring safe working practices on site.
Qualification awarded
Upon successful completion of the course and assessment, delegates will receive the CITB Site Supervisors’ Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS) Certificate.
This nationally recognised qualification demonstrates that the holder has the knowledge and competence required to supervise construction activities safely and in accordance with current legislation and industry best practice. The certificate is valid for five years, after which it can be renewed by attending the SSSTS Refresher course.
What’s Included?
- Health and Safety legislation and the Health and Safety at Work Act
- The legal responsibilities of supervisors
- Risk assessments and control measures
- Occupational health and behavioural safety
- Common site hazards and safe systems of work
- Effective communication and toolbox talks
- Incident prevention and reporting procedures
- Environmental considerations and site welfare