CITB Temporary Works Coordinator (TWCTC) Course Online (Instructor-led)

Coordinate temporary works safely in line with BS 5975

This two-day CITB Temporary Works Coordinator Training Course (TWCTC) is delivered live online by a qualified instructor, so you get the same CITB Site Safety Plus course and certificate as a classroom delegate without travelling to a training centre.

The course is delivered by Safeteam Training Group, a CITB Approved Training Organisation with its head office in Raunds, Northamptonshire.

Who Is the CITB TWCTC Course For?

The TWCTC is for people who are, or will be, appointed as a temporary works coordinator, responsible for managing all forms of temporary works on site. It also suits designers, project managers and others who work closely with the coordinator.

Course Details

• Duration: 2 days
• Delivery: live online, instructor-led, using video conferencing
• Accreditation: CITB Site Safety Plus
• Outcome: a CITB TWCTC certificate, valid for five years

What You Will Learn

• The role and responsibilities of the temporary works coordinator
• BS 5975, the code of practice for temporary works procedures
• The temporary works register, design brief and design check categories
• Permits to load and permits to strike
• Working with the temporary works supervisor, designer and principal contractor
• Typical temporary works failures and how to prevent them

Certification

Delegates who pass the end-of-course assessment receive a CITB Site Safety Plus certificate, valid for five years.

What You Need to Join Online

• A computer or laptop with a working webcam, microphone and speakers
• A reliable internet connection for the full course
• A quiet space where you can take part without interruptions
• Photo ID, so the instructor can confirm your identity

CITB TWCTC FAQs

How long is the CITB TWCTC course?

Two days, delivered live online by an instructor.

How long is the TWCTC certificate valid?

Five years. A refresher course is available to renew it.

What is the difference between TWCTC and TWSTC?

The coordinator course is for the person who manages temporary works procedures across the site. The one-day supervisor course is for those who supervise temporary works activities on behalf of the coordinator.

Is the online course the same as the classroom version?

Yes. It follows the same CITB course content and leads to the same certificate. The only difference is that the instructor delivers it live over video conferencing.

Related Courses

• TWCTC online (instructor-led) courses
• All CITB TWCTC courses
• All online (instructor-led) courses

On successful completion, your certificate is issued by the awarding body, not by the training provider. NRSWA street works: a certificate is issued for each unit passed, and Safeteam applies for your Street Works Qualifications Register (SWQR) card on your behalf. Street works qualifications must be renewed every five years by taking the one-day reassessment before your card expires.

E-learning is flexible, efficient, and cost-effective, meaning you can progress through the modules at your own pace, at your own time to fit the training in around your work and personal life.

You will instantly receive a confirmation email with your order details. Legal Training Academy UK will then enrol you on the course, and your course start date is the date you are enrolled.

Please note that course bookings can not be processed outside of normal working hours, over weekends or on bank holidays and will be processed the next business working day.

Safeteam Training Group is a UK construction training provider and CITB Approved Training Organisation, with its head office in Raunds, Northamptonshire. It runs accredited training from purpose-built plant and street works facilities across the UK, supported by a nationwide team of more than 120 technical trainers, and can also deliver training on live projects. Its courses span NRSWA street works, CPCS and NPORS plant and lifting operations, CITB Site Safety Plus, EUSR, confined spaces, working at height and asbestos.

Envico is an independent intermediary working in association with Safeteam Training Group. Envico is not accredited by or associated with examination bodies or institutions in any way. All courses advertised on this website are advertised and delivered by independent and established accredited or approved training providers.