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TDS Geco

Those who carry out labouring/driving duties in support of Temporary Demountable Structures (TDS) operations.

Overview

Those who carry out labouring/driving duties in support of Temporary Demountable Structures (TDS) operations.

No previous qualifications or experience is required to attend this course, as it is aimed at events industry new entrants. This course is the equivalent of other entry level courses in the events industry.

Attendees are required to have a good understanding of the English language.

Objectives

The aim of this course is to equip attendees with basic competency to work in the events industry, and to provide labouring support during the erection, dismantling and modification of temporary demountable structures.

Attendees will gain theoretical knowledge of health and safety requirements to assist them as a new entrant in the events industry.

Certification

Upon successful completion of this course, attendees will be awarded an ESITS certificate, which will enable them to apply for an ESITS Crew Operative card.

Progress

Following successful completion for this course and attainment of the required site experience, attendees will be eligible to attend at the TDS Trainee Technician course.

Requirements

No previous qualifications or experience is required to attend this course, as it is aimed at events industry new entrants.

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Course content

Attendees will gain theoretical knowledge of health and safety requirements to assist them as a new entrant in the events industry.

1. Introduction and welcome

2. Scheme overview

3. Introduction to Temporary Demountable Structures

4. Applicable legislation and standards

5. General responsibilities

6. Basic TDS terminology & components

7. Housekeeping (slips, trips and falls)

8. Stock control of events equipment

9. Health, safety and welfare

10. Reporting of accidents, incidents and near misses

11. Mental health

12. Working at height awareness

13. Emergency procedures

14. Site transport safety – Including: signalling, loading/unloading, stacking and storage of materials

15. Manual handling – Including common knots