The Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) is a training course designed for construction site managers, agents, and supervisors. It provides them with a comprehensive understanding of their responsibilities for health, safety, and welfare on construction sites.

Anyone who works in a management or supervisory role on a construction site is required to take the SMSTS course. This includes site managers, agents, supervisors, and anyone else who is responsible for overseeing construction work.

The SMSTS course covers a range of health and safety topics including health and safety law, risk assessment, site set-up, scaffolding, working at height, fire safety, and environmental awareness. It also covers important aspects of site management such as communication, leadership, and effective delegation.

Taking the SMSTS course can provide a number of benefits, including: Increased knowledge and understanding of health and safety regulations. Improved ability to manage health and safety risks. Enhanced career prospects. Reduced risk of accidents and injuries. Improved reputation and credibility.

The Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) is designed for site managers, agents, and supervisors, while the Site Supervisors Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS) is designed for front-line supervisors and operatives. The SMSTS course covers a broader range of health and safety topics and is more in-depth than the SSSTS course.