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Welcome to our CISRS Courses.
If you are looking for trusted providers in the UK construction market with a best price match guarantee to start your CISRS scaffolding training or take your skills to the next level, you’re in the right place. Our CISRS courses are designed to give you the qualifications, practical expertise, and confidence to succeed on-site. Trusted by employers across the UK, our training ensures you’re equipped with the essential knowledge to work safely and competently in the construction sector.
We offer the full range of CISRS courses, from entry-level to advanced, delivered by experienced instructors at our accredited facilities and through onsite training across the UK, including London, Nottingham, Humberside, and more.
Our CISRS course options include:
Browse our CISRS courses below and book your next available slot online today!
CISRS training courses provide individuals with the skills and knowledge to work safely and effectively in scaffolding, covering scaffold design, construction, inspection, and safety.
CISRS courses are for scaffolders, scaffolding supervisors, inspectors, and managers involved in scaffolding operations.
Courses cover health and safety regulations, types of scaffolding, risk assessments, scaffold design principles, inspection procedures, and effective communication methods.
Participants receive a CISRS card indicating their level of qualification, which is recognised across the construction industry.
CISRS courses are accredited and widely recognised in the construction industry, ensuring that the training meets established safety and quality standards.
They provide training for safe scaffolding practices, helping to reduce accidents and ensure compliance with legal requirements in the construction industry.
Some courses, like the Construction Operatives training course, are for beginners, while others, like the Basic Inspection training course, may require prior experience or qualifications.
CISRS cards have a validity period of three to five years, after which individuals may need to complete refresher training or additional qualifications to maintain their certification.