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Building site safety management
Gettingtherequickly
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Does anyone know if a Site Management Safety Training Scheme certificate is a legal requirement?
Someone I know is thinking of taking the course but is concerned about the conflicting comments about it, cost, time and exceptionally high pass rate. He can't find a straight yes/no answer.
Someone I know is thinking of taking the course but is concerned about the conflicting comments about it, cost, time and exceptionally high pass rate. He can't find a straight yes/no answer.
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Have finally had a response from the industry. Many thanks to those who have readA smile costs little but creates much0
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SMSTS and SSSTS are not legal requirements - however, they usually demanded by a client as it is a way of proving competence to manage a site.
I work in the construction industry in H&S - any other q's just give me a shout.0
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