Introduction
The one-day interactive CITB Site Environmental Awareness (SEATS) training course is part of the CITB Construction Skills Site Safety Plus . It includes the environmental aspects of the new Health, Safety and Environment touch screen test.
The SEATS course is aimed at staff with management or supervisory responsibilities on a construction site, including site managers, site supervisors, site foreman, site agents and those with design or purchasing responsibilities.
Please Note: The minimum age of attendance for this course is 16 years old, however delegates who are under the age of 18 must bring a completed parental consent form to the first day of the training course.
Entry Requirements
- To be able to read, write and understand English to a good level. Please contact us if you have any concerns in this area.
- If you need to re-sit the test, you must do this within 90 days of the original course date at an additional charge.
- You will need to provide a valid ID on the first day of the course, such as a copy of your passport or driving license.
Course Outline
This course has been designed to cover the following areas:
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- The significance and importance of the environment.
- A basic understanding of Environmental Management Systems.
- Site waste management.
- Prevention of pollution and water management.
- Use of energy and resources.
- Being a responsible contractor and a good neighbour – including statutory nuisance, communications, archaeology and heritage.
The SEATS course is delivered through classroom-based tutorials and case studies. Candidates must attend in full. The final part will include a multiple-choice test.
REFRESHER AVAIALBLE
On Completion
Delegates successfully completing the course will receive a CITB Site Safety Plus certificate which is valid for five years.
Who Should Attend?
Supervisors/managers with the aim of providing candidates with an introduction to environmental issues on construction sites.
Course Duration
This course is one day long
FAQs
What do you have to do to pass?
Candidates must attend in full and pass a multiple-choice test at the end of the course.