One NCFE-accredited day that qualifies your operatives to set out and manage temporary traffic management on the highway, safely and lawfully.
Anyone who puts cones, signs or stop-go boards on a public road: council highways, parks and events teams, waste and environmental contractors, utility and construction crews, estate and car park operators, event and venue traffic teams. It is the course clients ask for when a Traffic Management Order is in place and they need evidence that the people on the ground are competent.
Signs, cones and the practical scenario on your own yard or site, so the day is about your roads, not a classroom.
NCFE certificates that satisfy traffic authorities, event licences and client audits.
Operatives in the morning, supervisors in the afternoon, refreshers alongside. We plan the mix.
Traffic management for London 2012, Glasgow 2014 and hundreds of councils, contractors and events since.
Online delivery follows the same learning outcomes with a digital workbook and scenario-based layouts.
We tailor every programme in a planning call. Ask for the full outline and a quote in one go.
Chapter 8 is the course clients and traffic authorities ask for before the cones go out. Your team leaves with an NCFE certificate and the paperwork to prove it.
NCFEapproved centreCertificated through NCFE, our awarding organisation. Safe and Trained is an NCFE approved centre.Each delegate who completes the course and assessment is certificated through NCFE, our awarding organisation. Certificates are issued after the course.
Proof of competence for Traffic Management Orders, event licences, tenders, frameworks and client audits, so work can start on time.
A completed learning record for each delegate and a named list for your training matrix, ready for the next contract review.
No statutory expiry. We recommend a refresher every three years and when the Red Book is reissued.
The afternoon is a full practical: delegates plan, set out, maintain and take down a live-style closure with the same signs they will use on the job. If you have your own signage, we train on yours so it matches your sites.
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MonthlyChapter 8 covers the traffic management element only. It does not include the SWQR street works card; if your team digs in the highway, see NRSWA Unit O1.
Thirty-four years with Thames Valley Police and the Metropolitan Police, including twelve in police learning and development as an assessing officer and a spell as a sergeant. Also delivers speed awareness courses.
The name that comes up in review after review.Stewarded football matches, festivals and arenas before moving into event planning, health and safety and risk assessment. Delivers Chapter 8 and assesses spectator safety at live fixtures.
Knows match day from the pitch-side up.Delivers on-site Chapter 8 for councils and contractors and quality assures spectator safety work.
Clients ask for him by name when they rebook.Delivered for
Mark's presentation style was engaging and tailored to the group. The content was clear and easy to follow. Mark kept the session flowing and staggered the practical element, which meant that people remained focused.
Lovely course and very informative! Made the day feel enjoyable and learning was fun.
He made the Chapter 8 course very enjoyable. The course went very well, would highly recommend.
Very knowledgeable. Made working on roads safe.
Book them onto the monthly online Chapter 8 course, or ask us to add them to a nearby closed group.
Tell us the date. Chapter 8 is usually deliverable on site within two weeks, and the online course runs every month.
A yard, car park or closed access road is enough. We bring the signs and cones.
That comes from NRSWA Unit O1. We can deliver it on the same visit.
Chapter 8 itself is guidance, but employers must ensure anyone carrying out temporary traffic management on the highway is competent, and traffic authorities, event licences and client contracts routinely require evidence of Chapter 8 training before work starts.
No. The online course is the Level 2 Award in Chapter 8: Road Craft Awareness, accredited by NCFE and covers the Chapter 8 element only. The SWQR card comes from the NRSWA street works units, which we deliver separately through CABWI.
There is no statutory expiry. Most clients expect a refresher every three years, and we will recommend one when the rewritten Safety at Street Works and Road Works code is adopted.
Yes. Chapter 8 for Supervisors runs as a half day or full day and is often delivered the day after the operatives course.
We quote per group for on-site delivery, and per person for online places. Send the brief and you will have a written quote within one working day.
Sectors: Highways, utilities and contractors · Venues and event organisers
Numbers, location and deadline is all we need. Written quote within one working day.
Numbers, location, deadline. If you need other courses in the same visit, say so and we will plan one trip.