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www.ajstraining.co.uk 2 Contents Page Health, Safety and Workplace Skills First Aid and Emergency Response Basic Site Skills Bundle –A practical site safety training package covering key workplace and construction-related risks Manual Handling – Safe lifting, carrying, and moving techniques for workplace tasks Working at Height – Practical safety training for tasks carried out above ground level PPE Recognition and Safe Use – Guidance on selecting, using, and maintaining personal protective equipment Level 1 Award in Health and Safety in a Construction Environment –Introductory construction health and safety training for site access and safer working Fire Marshal – Fire safety and emergency response training for designated workplace personnel Vehicle Marshaller –Safe vehicle and plant movement training for construction and site-based environments Level 2 Mental Health Awareness – Workplace awareness training to support wellbeing and recognise mental health concerns Emergency First Aid at Work – Practical first aid training for low-risk workplace settings First Aid at Work – Comprehensive workplace first aid training for a wide range of working environments Emergency First Aid at Work + Forestry – Emergency first aid training for forestry, agricultural, and outdoor working environments First Aid at Work + Forestry –Comprehensive first aid training for forestry, agricultural, and remote working environments Level 3 Award in Responding to Anaphylactic Reactions –Emergency response training for severe allergic reactions and anaphylaxis WELCOME
www.ajstraining.co.uk 3 Contents Page Utilities and Street Works VRS and Product-Specific Training Orteco Products Familiarisation –Familiarisation training for qualified operators using Orteco rigs and attachments Pedestrian Operated Compaction Equipment –Safe use of pedestrian-operated compaction equipment in site-based environments Pedestrian Operated Power Barrow –Safe operation of pedestrian-controlled power barrows for workplace and site tasks UK Barrier Master –Operational training for extracting posts, piles, and concrete foundations safely Vehicle Mounted Post Driver –Safe operation of vehicle-mounted post and pile driving equipment EUSR: Locate Utility Services Safely (HSG47) –Training in the safe detection and identification of underground utility services before excavation begins EUSR: Implement Safe Excavating Practices –Safe excavation training for working around underground services once the location phase is complete NRSWA Training – Street works training for operatives and supervisors working on or around the public highway VRS Foundation Course –Introductory training in vehicle restraint systems and NHSS 10B requirements VRS Installer Course –Progression training for learners preparing to install vehicle restraint systems NPSBS Course –Training for installation, maintenance, and repair of non-proprietary safety barrier systems Handheld Power Tool –Safe operation of handheld powered tools in workplace and site-based environments Safe Use of Abrasive Wheels and Petrol Cut-Off Saws –Practical training in the safe use of petrol-driven cut-off saws and abrasive wheels Petrol Strimmer and Hedge Trimmer –Safe operation and maintenance of strimmers, hedge trimmers, and brush cutting equipment Plant, Equipment and Operational Skills
www.ajstraining.co.uk 4 Contents Page Career Development and Qualifications Hill & Smith Guardrail – Product-specific training for installing, maintaining, and repairing Hill & Smith guardrail systems Hill & Smith Brifen Wire Rope – Product-specific training for installing, maintaining, and repairing Hill & Smith wire rope systems MegaRail Installation Course – Product-specific training for Saferoad MegaRail vehicle restraint systems Saferoad Phoenix N1 & N2 Aluminium Parapet – Product-specific training for Phoenix aluminium parapet systems Saferoad Sicuro H2 W2 Steel Parapet – Product-specific training for Sicuro steel parapet system Saferoad SN2 Parapet – Product-specific training for SN2 steel parapet systems Saferoad SNH4a Parapet –Product-specific training for SNH4a parapet systems DeltaBloc –Product-specific training for installing DeltaBloc modular vehicular restraint systems Basic Boundary Fencing Training –Practical introductory training in the safe installation of boundary fencing Level 2 Diploma in Work-Based Fencing – General Fencing –Work-based qualification for learners developing practical fencing skills Level 2 Diploma in Work-Based Fencing – Fencing Vehicle Safety –Work-based qualification for learners developing vehicle restraint and fencing skills Level 3 Diploma in Work-Based Fencing –Supervisor-level qualification for experienced fencing installers and progressing staff Level 3 NVQ in Occupational Work Supervision –Work-based qualification for supervisors and foremen in construction and site-based roles Level 6 NVQ in Construction Site Management –Highways Maintenance and Repair –Advanced work-based qualification for site management in highways maintenance and repair Level 6 NVQ in Construction Site Management –Building and Civil Engineering –Advanced work-based qualification for site management in building and civil engineering environments Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement –Qualification for assessing vocational skills, knowledge, and occupational competence Our Vision
WELCOME TO AJ’S TRAININGWELCOME TO AJ’S TRAININGWELCOME TO AJ’S TRAINING Welcome to AJ’s Training Course Booklet 2026. This booklet provides an overview of the courses and qualifications we deliver across workplace safety, first aid, plant and equipment, utilities and street works, specialist vehicle restraint systems training, and career development. Whether you are exploring training for yourself, your team, or your organisation, this guide is designed to help you understand the courses we offer, what they cover, and who they are suited to. Our aim is to make it easier to identify the right training route for different roles, responsibilities, and stages of progression. 01323 441680 www.ajstraining.co.uk info@ajstraining.co.uk 5
HOW TO USE THIS BOOKLETHOW TO USE THIS BOOKLETHOW TO USE THIS BOOKLET This booklet is organised by training category so you can quickly explore the areas most relevant to your role, sector, or workforce needs. Each course entry includes: an overview of what it covers who the course is suitable for practical details such as duration, delivery, and assessment Some courses are available as standalone programmes, while others can be grouped into wider pathways, bundles, or tailored training solutions depending on learner and business requirements. If you are unsure which course or route is most suitable, AJ’s Training can help you identify the most appropriate option based on role requirements, industry expectations, and learner experience. 01323 441680 www.ajstraining.co.uk info@ajstraining.co.uk 6
www.ajstraining.co.uk 7 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills These courses support safer working practices across a wide range of environments. Designed for individuals, teams, and employers, they help build workplace awareness, strengthen day-to- day safety, and develop confidence in key responsibilities.
Quick Facts: Duration: Full bundle approx. 5 days Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: Per session/unit Maximum learners: 8 Outcome: UK Rural Skills photo ID card and certificate on successful completion Notes: Units can be booked individually or as a full block www.ajstraining.co.uk 8 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Basic Site Skills Bundle What is this course? The Basic Site Skills Bundle gives learners a practical introduction to core site safety topics commonly needed in highways, construction, and related working environments. It brings together a number of key modules to support safer working practices and can be booked as individual units or as a combined training package. What does the course cover? Manual Handling Locate and identify underground services Correct use of cable avoidance tools and signal generators Safe Digging Practices Safe use of Abrasive Wheels and Petrol Cut-Off Saws, including water suppressant PPE recognition, safe use, and inspection Suitable for This course is suitable for new entrants to highways, construction, and site-based roles, as well as operatives who need a broader foundation in site safety. It is also useful for employers looking for practical introductory training for teams and for learners who need several related safety modules in one package.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 9 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Manual Handling Quick Facts: Duration: Half day within the Basic Site Skills Bundle Delivery: Classroom as part of the Basic Site Skills Bundle; eLearning available from October 2026 Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 3 years .What is this course? This course introduces safe manual handling principles and practical techniques to help reduce the risk of injury when lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, or moving loads in the workplace. It is relevant across many industries and supports safer day-to-day working practices What does the course cover? Manual handling risks and common causes of injury Legal responsibilities and workplace duties Safe lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling techniques Assessing and reducing manual handling risks Use of handling aids and practical risk awareness Suitable for This course is suitable for staff involved in lifting, carrying, pushing, or moving materials, including operatives working in construction, highways, warehousing, and maintenance roles. It is also useful for new starters and employers looking to strengthen safe handling practices across teams.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 10 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Working at Height Quick Facts: Duration: Varies by session Delivery: eLearning from October 2026; also available as part of the Basic Site Skills Bundle Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 3 years What is this course? This course provides an introduction to the risks associated with working at height and the controls needed to reduce the likelihood of falls and related injuries. It covers common height-related hazards, safe working practices, and the importance of suitable equipment, planning, and fall protection. What does the course cover? What working at height means and where risks arise Common fall hazards in site-based work The hierarchy of fall protection Types of fall protection and work equipment Ladder and scaffolding safety principles General measures to prevent falls and falling materials Suitable for This course is suitable for operatives working at height or near fall hazards, including staff using ladders, scaffolds, or access equipment. It is also relevant for supervisors and employers looking to improve height safety awareness across site-based teams.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 11 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills PPE Recognition and Safe Use Quick Facts: Duration: Half day within the Basic Site Skills Bundle Delivery: Classroom as part of the Basic Site Skills Bundle; eLearning available from October 2026 Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 3 years What does the course cover? The purpose and legal requirements of PPE Selecting suitable PPE for different hazards Safe use of head, eye, face, hearing, hand, foot, and body protection PPE compatibility, fit, and user considerations Inspection, maintenance, storage, and replacement Suitable for This course is suitable for staff required to wear PPE in site-based or operational roles, including new entrants to construction, highways, and practical work environments. It is also helpful for supervisors responsible for checking PPE use and condition, and for employers looking to improve day-to-day safety awareness. What is this course? This course helps learners understand the role of personal protective equipment when workplace risks cannot be controlled by other means. It covers the selection, correct use, inspection, and maintenance of PPE, along with the responsibilities of employers and employees in ensuring it is used effectively.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 12 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Level 1 Award in Health and Safety Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: Multiple-choice question paper Maximum learners: 12 Outcome: Successful learners will be awarded a certificate of competence and may be able to apply for a first Green FISS card or renew current FISS/CSCS green (labourer) and blue (installer) cards What is this course? This course is designed for individuals who want to build their knowledge of health and safety in a construction environment. It supports safer working practices, develops site awareness, and helps learners prepare for roles within the construction and fencing industries. What does the course cover? Health and safety responsibilities in the workplace Principles of risk assessment Safe manual handling Working safely at height Risks to health in construction environments Safe working around plant, equipment, signage, fire, and environmental hazards Suitable for This course is suitable for individuals looking to join construction or fencing-related roles, as well as workers who need a foundation in site safety awareness. It is also relevant for learners preparing to apply for or renew relevant site access cards and for employers seeking introductory construction health and safety training.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 13 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Level 2 Mental Health Awareness What is this course? This course helps learners understand how positive mental health can be supported in the workplace. It covers the roles and responsibilities of employers and support staff, the signs and causes of work-related stress, and practical approaches to promoting a healthier and more supportive working environment. What does the course cover? Roles and responsibilities in promoting positive mental health Signs, symptoms, and common causes of work-related stress Communication skills for mental health support Good practice for creating a positive workplace culture Strategies for support, signposting, and action planning Suitable for This course is suitable for staff with team, supervisory, or people-facing responsibilities, as well as individuals interested in improving workplace wellbeing awareness. It is also valuable for employers looking to promote a healthier workplace culture and for teams wanting to better understand stress and support strategies. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 3 years
www.ajstraining.co.uk 14 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Fire Marshal What is this course? This course gives learners the knowledge needed to identify fire hazards, understand fire safety responsibilities, and respond appropriately during workplace fire emergencies. It is designed for individuals who may act as designated fire marshals or wardens and supports stronger fire safety awareness across the workplace. What does the course cover? Legal responsibilities and fire safety legislation Fire hazards, risks, and methods of fire spread Identifying and controlling fire risk Principles of fire safety management The role and duties of a fire marshal Evacuation procedures and emergency response Suitable for This course is suitable for staff appointed as workplace fire marshals or fire wardens, as well as supervisors and managers with fire safety responsibilities. It is also useful for employers looking to strengthen emergency preparedness and for individuals who need workplace fire safety awareness as part of their role. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom Minimum age: 16+ Assessment: Multiple-choice assessment and practical Validity: 3 years
www.ajstraining.co.uk 15 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Vehicle Marshal What is this course? This course raises awareness of the risks associated with moving vehicles and plant in construction and site-based environments. It helps learners understand safe vehicle marshalling practices, current legislation, and the importance of controlling movement on site, particularly during reversing operations Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom Minimum age: 17 Assessment: Practical task and written test Notes: Suitable for construction and site-based working environments What does the course cover? Dangers caused by moving vehicles and plant Current legislation and best practice Controlling plant and vehicle movement on site Principles of safe movement and reversing procedures Organisational duties and site procedures Traffic management, method statements, and risk awareness Suitable for This course is suitable for staff involved in directing or controlling vehicle movements on site, including operatives working around plant and site traffic. It is also relevant for supervisors managing vehicle movement safely and for employers looking to improve site traffic safety awareness.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 16First Aid and Emergency Response Our first aid and emergency response courses help learners develop the practical skills and confidence needed to respond effectively to incidents, injuries, and sudden illness. Training is available for workplace, site-based, outdoor, and role- specific environments.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 17 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Emergency First Aid at Work What is this course? This course provides a practical introduction to workplace first aid and is designed for those who may need to respond to an emergency until further medical help arrives. It is a popular option for employers looking to meet minimum first aid requirements in lower-risk environments such as offices, shops, and similar workplaces. What does the course cover? Managing an unresponsive casualty CPR and use of emergency first aid procedures Choking Shock Wounds and major bleeding Spinal injuries, crush injuries, and other common emergency situations Suitable for This course is suitable for staff appointed as emergency first aiders in the workplace and for employers needing to meet minimum first aid requirements. It is particularly relevant for learners working in lower-risk environments such as offices, shops, and similar workplaces, as well as individuals needing a practical introduction to workplace first aid Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 3 years Notes: Suitable for workplace first aid provision in lower-risk settings
www.ajstraining.co.uk 18 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills First Aid at Work Quick Facts: Duration: 3 days Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 3 years Maximum learners: 8 What is this course? This course is designed for those undertaking the role of a first aider in the workplace. It provides more comprehensive first aid training for learners who may need to respond to a wider range of incidents, injuries, and medical emergencies in higher-risk or more demanding working environments. What does the course cover? Assessing an incident and managing an emergency scene Managing an unresponsive casualty CPR, choking, and heart attacks Head and spinal injuries Fractures, major bleeding, and anaphylaxis Suspension trauma, falls from height, and other workplace first aid situations Suitable for This course is suitable for staff undertaking the role of workplace first aider, particularly in higher-risk, practical, or operational environments. It is also useful for employers needing more comprehensive first aid provision and for teams requiring a broader workplace first aid capability.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 19 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Emergency First Aid at Work + Forestry What is this course? This course is designed for learners who may need to provide emergency first aid in forestry, agricultural, or other outdoor working environments. It combines the core principles of Emergency First Aid at Work with additional considerations relevant to remote, land-based, and higher-risk outdoor settings. What does the course cover? Managing an unresponsive casualty CPR and choking Shock, wounds, and major bleeding Spinal injuries and crush injuries Emergency first aid situations in forestry and outdoor settings Responding appropriately until further medical help arrives Suitable for This course is suitable for forestry workers, farmers, agricultural contractors, tree surgeons, and fencing installers. It is also relevant for learners working in outdoor or remote environments who may need to provide emergency first aid until further help arrives. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: Multiple-choice question paper and practical observation Validity: 3 years Maximum learners: 8 Notes: Meets HSE and Forestry Commission recommendations
www.ajstraining.co.uk 20 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills First Aid at Work + Forestry What is this course? This course provides comprehensive first aid training for learners working in forestry, agricultural, and remote outdoor environments. It covers a broad range of emergency first aid situations, with additional focus on the risks and practical demands associated with land-based and forestry-related work. What does the course cover? Assessing an incident and managing an emergency scene Managing an unresponsive casualty CPR, choking, and heart attacks Head and spinal injuries Fractures, anaphylaxis, major bleeding, and suspension trauma Falls from height and first aid considerations in forestry environments Suitable for This course is suitable for forestry workers, farmers, agricultural contractors, tree surgeons, and fencing installers working in higher-risk or remote outdoor environments. It is also relevant for employers needing more comprehensive first aid provision for land- based teams. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: Multiple-choice question paper and practical observation Validity: 3 years Maximum learners: 8 Notes: Meets HSE and Forestry Commission recommendations
www.ajstraining.co.uk 21 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Responding to Anaphylactic Reactions What is this course? This course develops the knowledge and practical skills needed to respond appropriately to individuals experiencing an anaphylactic reaction. It is designed for those working with people who may be at significant risk, including children, and supports safer emergency response in workplace, care, and educational settings. What does the course cover? Understanding anaphylaxis and severe allergic reactions Recognising the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis Responding to a casualty in an emergency Practical first aid procedures, including CPR Role-related responsibilities when supporting individuals at risk Suitable for This course is suitable for staff working with individuals at risk of anaphylaxis, including those in education, childcare, workplace, and care settings. It is also useful for employers looking to strengthen emergency response awareness and for individuals responsible for supporting children or adults with severe allergies. Quick Facts: Duration: Minimum half day Delivery: Face-to-face Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 1 year Credit value: 1
www.ajstraining.co.uk 22 Plant, Equipment and Operational Skills These courses focus on the safe and effective use of plant, equipment, and powered tools used across site-based, construction, maintenance, and land- based roles. They are designed to support practical competence, safe operation, and greater confidence in day-to-day tasks.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 23 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Pedestrian Operated Power Barrow What is this course? This course provides formal training in the safe and efficient use of pedestrian-operated power barrows. It helps learners understand safe machine use, loading, manoeuvring, stability, and daily checks, supporting safer operation across varying site conditions. What does the course cover? Pre-use inspection and identifying faults Loading limits and load balancing Safe manoeuvring, steering, and tipping Operating under varying site conditions Daily checks and routine maintenance Responsibilities under current legislation and safe working practice Suitable for This course is suitable for operatives using pedestrian-controlled dumpers or power barrows in construction, groundworks, and operational roles. It is also relevant for employers seeking practical training in small plant operation and for staff responsible for moving materials safely across site. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Theory and practical Assessment: End-of-course assessment Maximum learners: 8
www.ajstraining.co.uk 24 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Pedestrian Operated Compaction Equipment What is this course? This course equips learners with the knowledge and confidence to safely operate pedestrian-operated compaction equipment. It combines theory and practical training to help operators understand equipment functions, site risks, PPE requirements, and safe operating procedures. What does the course cover? Hazards and risks associated with compaction equipment Equipment inspection and maintenance checks Functions of the main machine components Assessing the capabilities of the equipment Start-up and shut-down procedures Correct PPE and safe operating practice Suitable for This course is suitable for operatives using pedestrian-operated compaction equipment on site, particularly in construction, groundworks, and related roles. It is also useful for new or less experienced operators and for employers looking to improve equipment safety awareness across teams. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Theory and practical Assessment: End-of-course assessment Maximum learners: 8
www.ajstraining.co.uk 25 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Barrier Master What is this course? This course equips learners with the knowledge and confidence to safely operate the Barrier Master for extracting posts, piles, and concrete foundations. It combines theory and practical training and helps learners understand the equipment, safe systems of work, and their responsibilities when using specialist plant. What does the course cover? Health and safety Roles and responsibilities Safe systems of work Familiarisation with the equipment Practical operation of the machinery Theory and practical assessment Suitable for This course is suitable for operatives using Barrier Master equipment and for learners involved in post, pile, or foundation extraction work. It is also useful for employers requiring specialist plant training and for staff working in fencing, highways, or infrastructure-related environments. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Theory and practical Assessment: Full theory and practical assessment Maximum learners: 8 for initial training / 12 for renewal Outcome: Smart Awards Barrier Master certificate and ID card
www.ajstraining.co.uk 26 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Orteco Pile Driver Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Familiarisation training Assessment: End-of-course assessment Maximum learners: 10 Notes: For already qualified operators only What is this course? This familiarisation course is designed for learners who already hold a Vehicle Mounted Post Driver training card and now need product- specific instruction on Orteco rigs and attachments. It is not initial operator training, but a follow-on course for already qualified operators working with Orteco equipment. What does the course cover? Use of Orteco rigs and attachments Crawler mounted equipment Dumper mounted equipment Lorry mounted equipment Post extraction Coring Suitable for This course is suitable for qualified operators who already hold a Smart Awards Vehicle Mounted Post Driver card and now require familiarisation with Orteco-specific equipment. It is also relevant for employers needing product familiarisation for trained operators and for teams working with multiple Orteco machine configurations.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 27 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Vehicle Mounted Post Driver What is this course? This course equips learners with the knowledge and practical skills needed to safely operate vehicle-mounted post and pile driving machines. Commonly used for Vehicle Restraint Systems and general fencing work, the course focuses on safe operation, machine checks, equipment controls, and practical site-based working procedures. What does the course cover? Health and safety responsibilities Safe systems of work Equipment familiarisation Pre-start, pre-use, and post-use checks Driving operations and changing the impact plate Theory and practical assessment Suitable for This course is suitable for operatives using vehicle-mounted post or pile driving equipment, particularly in fencing and vehicle restraint system installation roles. It is also relevant for supervisors and managers overseeing post driving operations and for employers needing specialist plant training for site teams. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Theory and practical Assessment: Full theory and practical assessment Maximum learners: 6 for initial training / 8 for renewal Outcome: Smart Awards Orteco certificate and ID card Notes: Familiarisation and assessment are required for each machine configuration
www.ajstraining.co.uk 28 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Safe Use of Abrasive Wheels and Petrol Cut-Off Saws What is this course? This course is designed to equip operators with the knowledge and practical skills needed to safely use petrol-driven cut-off saws and abrasive wheels. It combines theoretical learning with hands-on training to support safer machine use, correct wheel selection, and effective site-based working practices. What does the course cover? Selection and correct use of PPE Selecting and fitting the correct abrasive wheel Safe operation and refuelling of the machine Pre-start checks and machine safety features Dust suppression, guard adjustment, and safe cutting techniques Safe storage and transportation of the saw Suitable for This course is suitable for operators using cut-off saws as part of their job role, particularly in construction, highways, and practical site environments. It is also relevant for employers looking to improve operator safety and machine handling, and for staff responsible for cutting metal or concrete on site. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Theory and practical Assessment: End-of-course assessment Maximum learners: [confirm if 8] Notes: Includes practical machine operation and safety techniques
www.ajstraining.co.uk 29 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Petrol Strimmer and Hedge Trimmer Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Theory and practical with integrated assessment Assessment: End-of-course assessment Outcome: Certificate of competence Notes: Does not cover working at height What is this course? This course teaches learners how to use petrol strimmers, hedge trimmers, and brush cutting equipment safely, correctly, and with confidence. It combines practical instruction, maintenance guidance, and health and safety awareness to support safer use in grounds maintenance, landscaping, and land-based working environments. What does the course cover? Preparing for operations Safe use of petrol strimmers, hedge trimmers, and brush cutting equipment Routine and additional machine maintenance Health and safety requirements and safe working practices Understanding machine capabilities Clearing the site and carrying out machine checks Suitable for This course is suitable for learners working in grounds maintenance, landscaping, horticulture, and other land-based roles. It is also useful for staff needing to refresh or update machinery skills, for employers seeking safer equipment use across teams, and for individuals using strimmers, hedge trimmers, or brush cutting equipment as part of their role.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 30 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Safe Use of Handheld Power Tool Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Theory and practical Assessment: End-of-course assessment Maximum learners: 8 What is this course? This course provides learners with the knowledge, understanding, and basic practical skills needed to safely use handheld power tools in the workplace. It covers the selection, inspection, preparation, operation, and storage of tools and attachments, helping reduce the risk of injury, equipment damage, and unsafe working practices. What does the course cover? Preparing handheld power tools and attachments for use Safe operation of tools and attachments Equipment checks, inspection, and basic maintenance Shutting down and storing equipment safely Relevant health and safety responsibilities Practical safe working techniques Suitable for This course is suitable for operatives using handheld power tools in construction, maintenance, utilities, manufacturing, land-based, and facilities environments. It is also useful for employers looking to improve safe tool use in the workplace and for staff needing practical training in equipment inspection and operation.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 31 Utilities and Street Works This section includes training for learners and organisations involved in utility detection, excavation, and street works activity. These courses support safe working practices, operational awareness, and the role-specific knowledge needed for work on or around underground services and the public highway.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 32 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills EUSR Cat 1 HSG47 Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom and practical Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 3 years Entry: Learners must be able to read, write, and understand English Notes: Can also be delivered alongside Implement Safe Excavating Practices as a combined programme What is this course? This course is designed for those who need to identify and locate underground utility services safely before any excavation work begins. It focuses on surveying, interpreting utility information, and using recognised detection methods to help prevent service strikes and support safer planning on site. What does the course cover? Relevant legislation and safe working responsibilities Reading utility drawings and line search plans Carrying out on-site service surveys Identifying different types of underground services Using CAT and Genny equipment in recognised detection methods Marking out service routes before excavation starts Suitable for This course is suitable for operatives involved in planning or preparing for excavation work and for learners required to locate underground services before digging begins. It is also relevant for employers needing utility detection training for teams and for staff working in utilities, highways, groundworks, and construction.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 33 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills EUSR Cat 2 Safe Excavations Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom and practical Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 3 years Entry: Learners must be able to read, write, and understand English Notes: Can also be delivered alongside Locate Utility Services Safely (HSG47) as a combined programme What is this course? This course is designed for learners who carry out excavation work near underground services once the service location phase has been completed. It focuses on safe digging practices, excavation controls, and the physical exposure of buried services, helping reduce the risk of damage, collapse, and unsafe site activity. What does the course cover? Permits to dig and excavation-related risk controls Safe digging practices around underground services Trial holes and exposing buried services safely Use of hand tools and handheld power tools near live services Supporting exposed pipes, ducts, or cables Excavation hazards such as collapse, vibration, water ingress, dust, and segregation Suitable for This course is suitable for operatives carrying out excavation and groundworks near identified underground services. It is also useful for employers requiring safer digging and excavation practice and for staff responsible for exposing buried apparatus without causing damage.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 34 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills NRSWA Course Quick Facts: Delivery: Classroom, practical, and assessment-based Assessment: Written, oral, and practical assessment depending on unit or route Entry: Basic English comprehension is essential; some routes may require relevant sector experience Notes: The units required will depend on the type of work being undertaken What is this course? NRSWA training is designed for individuals who carry out or supervise work on or near public highways in line with the New Roads and Street Works Act. It supports safe working practices in excavation, reinstatement, signing, lighting, guarding, and the location of underground services, helping learners gain the knowledge and competence required for their role. What does the course cover? Location and avoidance of underground apparatus Signing, lighting, and guarding Excavation in the highway Reinstatement and compaction of backfill materials Reinstatement of road base, bituminous materials, and modular surfaces Safe working practices, legislation, and role-specific responsibilities Suitable for This training is suitable for operatives carrying out street works on highways and footways, as well as supervisors monitoring street works activity. It is also relevant for learners working for local authorities, utilities, or contractors, and for employers requiring NRSWA training for street works teams.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 35 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills NRSWA Course Operatives Courses NRSWA Unit LA –1 day NRSWA O1 Signing, Lighting and Guarding –1 day NRSWA O2 Excavate in Highways –1 day NRSWA O3 Reinstatement and Compaction –1 day NRSWA O6 Hot Lay –1 day NRSWA Units LA and O1 –2 days NRSWA Operatives LA, O1, O2 –3 days NRSWA Operatives LA, O1–O5 –4 days NRSWA Operatives LA, O1–O5 + O8 (No Hot Lay) –5 days NRSWA Operatives LA, O1–O6 + O8 (Including Hot Lay) –5 days Re-Assess NRSWA Operatives –2 days Re-Assess NRSWA Unit O1 / SLG –1 day NRSWA Unit 7 Hot Lay + Unit 9 Modular Units –1 day Supervisors Courses NRSWA Supervisors LA, S1–S5 –4 days NRSWA Supervisors LA, S1–S5 + S7 –5 days Re-Assess NRSWA Supervisor –2 days Re-Assess NRSWA Unit S1 MSLG –1 day Notes: Course combinations can be discussed depending on role requirements Re-assessment routes are available for eligible current card holders The most suitable unit or bundle will depend on the work being carried out These course options are suitable for operatives and supervisors who need specific NRSWA units, bundled pathways, or reassessment routes depending on the type of work they carry out. They are also useful for employers planning role-specific street works training across teams.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 36 Vehicle Restraint Systems Training These specialist courses are designed for learners and organisations working with vehicle restraint systems, parapets, and product-specific barrier solutions. They support technical understanding, installation knowledge, and safe working practices across specialist infrastructure environments.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 37 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills VRS Foundation Course Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: End-of-course assessment Validity: 2 years Notes: Can include Level 1 Award in Health and Safety; can be completed at your place of work What is this course? This course is designed as the first step for learners who want to work in the Vehicle Restraint Systems (VRS) industry. It provides a broad introduction to VRS, parapets, sector requirements, and core health and safety knowledge, helping learners prepare for further installer training. What does the course cover? Introduction to the VRS industry Quality assurance and sector schemes PPE and key terminology Performance standards, containment levels, and working widths Terminals, transitions, and system components Health and safety, site hazards, and safe working practices Suitable for This course is suitable for potential VRS labourers and installers who are new to the sector and need a broad introduction to vehicle restraint systems. It is also useful for employers onboarding staff into VRS-related roles and for learners preparing to progress into NHSS 10B Installer training.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 38 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills VRS Installer Course Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: End-of-course assessment Prerequisites: Foundation Course completed within 2 years; 3 months’ supervised site experience recommended Notes: Can be completed at your place of work What is this course? This course builds on the knowledge gained in the VRS Foundation Course and prepares learners for more detailed proprietary or non-proprietary system training. It develops understanding of installation principles, system components, sector requirements, and the key measurements involved in VRS installation work. What does the course cover? Health and safety reminder Quality assurance and sector schemes Terminology and performance standards Containment levels, working widths, and impact severity Terminals, transitions, and documentation Installation, set-back, anchorages, and measurements Suitable for This course is suitable for potential VRS labourers and installers progressing from Foundation training into installer-level learning. It is also relevant for employers preparing staff for proprietary or non-proprietary system training and for individuals developing core VRS installation knowledge.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 39 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills NPSBS Course What is this course? This course is designed for learners involved in the installation, maintenance, and repair of non-proprietary safety barrier systems. It combines classroom learning with practical familiarisation and fault-finding activities to support work across a range of legacy VRS barrier systems. What does the course cover? Safety review Hand tools and equipment requirements Interpreting technical information Component types and length of need Post installation and setting out Tensioning, torque, foundations, system drawings, and fault-finding Suitable for This course is suitable for installers working with non-proprietary safety barrier systems, as well as learners intending to repair, inspect, or maintain legacy VRS systems. It is also relevant for employers requiring NPSBS training for road safety installation teams and for individuals progressing into non-proprietary system work. Quick Facts: Duration: 3 days Delivery: Classroom-based with familiarisation walk round and fault-finding exercise Assessment: Theory assessment for each individual system Refresher option available: A 1-day NPSBS Refresher course is available for learners who need to update their knowledge, including any relevant system changes, and complete a theory-based assessment to maintain the required standard.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 40 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Hill & Smith Guardrail What is this course? This course is designed for installers and supervisors working with guardrail systems designed or supplied by Hill & Smith. It develops product-specific knowledge needed for installation, maintenance, and repair work, including system recognition, drawings, post spacing, and terminal identification. What does the course cover? Recognising different Hill & Smith systems Interpreting system drawings Calculating length of need Importance of correct post spacings Correct post position, line, and height Identifying and installing relevant terminals Suitable for This course is suitable for potential VRS installers, as well as installers and supervisors of permanent vehicle restraint systems working with Hill & Smith guardrail products. It is also useful for employers requiring product-specific guardrail training for installation, maintenance, or repair work. Quick Facts: Duration: 2 days Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: End-of-course assessment Notes: Product-specific training for Hill & Smith guardrail systems
www.ajstraining.co.uk 41 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Hill & Smith Brifen Wire Rope What is this course? This course is designed for installers and supervisors working with wire rope systems designed or supplied by Hill & Smith. It provides product-specific knowledge needed for installation, maintenance, and repair work, with a focus on system recognition, drawings, post alignment, and tensioning requirements. What does the course cover? Recognising different Hill & Smith wire rope systems Interpreting system drawings Calculating length of need Importance of correct post spacings Correct post position, line, and height Replacing damaged posts and re-tensioning systems correctly Suitable for This course is suitable for potential VRS installers, as well as installers and supervisors of permanent vehicle restraint systems working with Hill & Smith wire rope products. It is also relevant for employers requiring product-specific training for installation, maintenance, or repair work. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: End-of-course assessment Notes: Product-specific training for Hill & Smith wire rope systems
www.ajstraining.co.uk 42 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Saferoad Megarail Quick Facts: Duration: 2 days Delivery: Classroom-based with familiarisation walk round Assessment: Written / theory assessment Notes: Recognised by Lantra What is this course? This course develops learner knowledge and familiarity with the MegaRail suite of vehicle restraint systems supplied by Saferoad. It combines classroom learning with product familiarisation to support installation, maintenance, inspection, and repair work on MegaRail systems. What does the course cover? Product design, warranty, and liability Containment levels Working width classes System progression Length of need Post installation, setting out, soil testing, and system drawings Suitable for This course is suitable for installers working with MegaRail systems and for learners intending to repair, inspect, or maintain MegaRail vehicle restraint systems. It is also useful for employers needing product-specific MegaRail training and for individuals progressing into specialist VRS system work.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 43 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Saferoad SN2 Parapets Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based with practical session Assessment: Theory assessment Notes: Recognised by Lantra What is this course? This course develops learner knowledge of the SN2 W1, W2, and W4 steel parapet systems and supports installation, maintenance, inspection, and repair work. It combines classroom learning with system familiarisation to improve understanding of design, containment, and practical application. What does the course cover? Product design, warranty, and liability Containment levels System drawings Familiarisation with installed SN2 parapets Inspection and maintenance considerations Theory assessment Suitable for This course is suitable for installers working with steel parapet systems and for learners involved in inspecting, maintaining, or repairing SN2 parapets. It is also useful for employers needing product-specific parapet training and for individuals working in specialist VRS environments.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 44 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Saferoad Phoenix Parapet Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based with familiarisation / inspection Assessment: Theory assessment Notes: Recognised by Lantra What is this course? This course develops knowledge of the Phoenix N1 and N2 aluminium parapet system and supports learners involved in installation, maintenance, inspection, and repair work. It combines classroom theory with familiarisation and inspection of installed parapet systems. What does the course cover? Product design, warranty, and liability Containment levels System drawings Familiarisation with installed Phoenix parapets Inspection considerations Theory assessment Suitable for This course is suitable for installers working with aluminium parapet systems and for learners involved in inspecting, maintaining, or repairing Phoenix parapets. It is also useful for employers needing product-specific parapet training and for individuals progressing into specialist VRS parapet work.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 45 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Saferoad Sicuro Parapet What is this course? This course is designed to develop learner knowledge of the Sicuro H2 W2 steel parapet system and support safe installation, maintenance, inspection, and repair work. It combines classroom instruction with practical familiarisation to build understanding of the system and its application. What does the course cover? Product design, warranty, and liability Containment levels System drawings Familiarisation with installed Sicuro parapets Inspection and maintenance considerations Theory assessment Suitable for This course is suitable for installers working with steel parapet systems and for learners involved in inspecting, maintaining, or repairing Sicuro parapets. It is also relevant for employers requiring product-specific parapet training and for individuals progressing into specialist VRS parapet work. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based with practical session Assessment: Theory assessment Notes: Recognised by Lantra
www.ajstraining.co.uk 46 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Saferoad SNH4a Parapet What is this course? This course develops learner knowledge of the SNH4a parapet system and supports work involving installation, maintenance, inspection, and repair. It is a theory-led course that helps learners understand the system design, containment requirements, and key technical information needed for safe application. What does the course cover? Product design, warranty, and liability Containment levels System drawings System-specific technical knowledge Inspection and maintenance awareness Theory assessment Suitable for This course is suitable for installers working with parapet systems and for learners involved in inspection, maintenance, or repair of SNH4a parapets. It is also relevant for employers seeking product-specific training and for individuals developing specialist VRS knowledge. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Classroom-based Assessment: Theory assessment Notes: Recognised by Lantra
www.ajstraining.co.uk 47 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Deltabloc What is this course? This course is designed to help VRS installers understand the hazards involved in working with DeltaBloc modular systems and how to install them safely. It supports learners working with permanent and temporary modular vehicular restraint systems and focuses on compliance, safe working methods, and product knowledge. What does the course cover? Risk assessments and method statements Product identification Workforce qualification requirements Roles and responsibilities Safe working techniques Site surveying and compliance awareness Suitable for This course is suitable for VRS installers working for or on behalf of DeltaBloc UK and for learners installing permanent or temporary modular vehicular restraint systems. It is also useful for employers requiring product-specific DeltaBloc training and for individuals with existing VRS sector experience. Quick Facts: Duration: 1 day Delivery: Training with practical elements Assessment: Written, oral, and practical observation Validity: 5 years Maximum learners: 8
www.ajstraining.co.uk 48 Career Development and Qualifications These courses and qualifications support progression, professional development, and long-term workforce capability. They are suitable for individuals building their careers, experienced staff moving into greater responsibility, and organisations investing in structured skills development.
www.ajstraining.co.uk 49 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Basic Boundary Fencing Training What is this course? This course provides a practical introduction to the safe installation of boundary fencing. It is designed to help learners build confidence in fencing work, understand the tools and materials involved, and develop a stronger awareness of site safety and installation principles. What does the course cover? Health and safety Location of underground and overhead services Typical tools and equipment used in fencing Measurement, setting out, and estimating materials Quality of fencing materials Principles of fence installation Suitable for This course is suitable for new entrants to fencing and boundary installation work, as well as learners wanting an introduction to practical fencing skills. It is also useful for employers developing new staff in fencing-related roles and for individuals seeking to build confidence in safe fencing installation. Quick Facts: Duration: Normally 3 days, depending on experience Delivery: Theory and practical Assessment: End-of-course assessment Notes: Course requires a minimum of 3 learners to run
www.ajstraining.co.uk 50 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Level 2 Diploma in Work-Based Fencing – General Fencing What is this course? This qualification is designed for new and existing operatives seeking to develop their knowledge, understanding, and practical competence in general fencing. It supports progression within the fencing industry and provides a recognised route towards installer status. What does the course cover? Regulations and industry standards relating to work-based fencing Hazards and risks when working near underground services Establishing lines and levels on site Receiving, handling, and storing fencing materials Preparing and operating handheld power tools and attachments Safe placement and fixing of fence posts, components, and foundations Suitable for This qualification is suitable for learners seeking to work in general fencing, including new and existing operatives developing installer-level skills. It is also relevant for employers supporting structured workforce development and for individuals progressing towards Level 3 work-based fencing qualifications. Quick Facts: Duration: Varies depending on learner progress and evidence completion Expected qualification time: 444 hours Delivery: Practical observation and assessment Assessment: Portfolio, video and audio evidence, witness statements, and practical observation Outcome: Can support application for a FISS/CSCS blue skills card
www.ajstraining.co.uk 51 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Level 2 Diploma in Work-Based Fencing – Vehicle Safety What is this course? This qualification is designed for learners seeking to work in fencing vehicle safety and develop the knowledge, understanding, and practical skills needed for work involving fencing and vehicle restraint systems. It provides a recognised route towards VRS installer progression and further qualification development. What does the course cover? Regulations and industry standards relating to work-based fencing Hazards and risks when working near underground services Establishing lines and levels on site Receiving, handling, and storing fencing materials Preparing and operating handheld power tools and attachments Safe preparation, placement, fixing, and reinstatement of fencing and vehicle restraint systems Suitable for This qualification is suitable for learners seeking to work in vehicle restraint systems, including new and existing operatives developing specialist fencing skills. It is also useful for employers supporting VRS workforce development and for individuals progressing towards Level 3 work-based fencing qualifications. Quick Facts: Duration: Varies depending on learner progress and evidence completion Expected qualification time: 509 hours Delivery: Practical observation and assessment Assessment: Portfolio, video and audio evidence, witness statements, and practical observation Outcome: Can support application for a FISS/CSCS blue skills card
www.ajstraining.co.uk 52 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Level 3 Fencing Supervisor Diploma What is this course? This qualification is designed for experienced fencing installers who want to evidence their skills and knowledge at supervisor level. It supports progression into greater responsibility and helps learners demonstrate competence in monitoring, organising, and maintaining fencing work to industry standards. What does the course cover? Regulations and industry standards relating to work-based fencing Managing lines and levels Monitoring and maintaining fence installation Monitoring the quality of fencing work Organising the fencing site and controlling resources Promoting health, safety, security, and productive working relationships Suitable for This qualification is suitable for experienced fencing installers progressing into supervision and for learners who have completed Level 2 work-based fencing qualifications. It is also relevant for employers developing team leaders and supervisors and for individuals seeking to evidence supervisor-level competence in fencing. Quick Facts: Duration: Varies depending on learner progress and evidence completion Expected qualification time: 661 hours Delivery: Practical observation and assessment Assessment: Portfolio, video and audio evidence, witness statements, and practical observation Outcome: Can support application for a FISS/CSCS blue skills card
www.ajstraining.co.uk 53 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Level 3 NVQ in Occupational Work Supervision What is this course? This qualification is designed for individuals who are currently working as supervisors or foremen and need a nationally recognised qualification in occupational work supervision. It supports progression for those seeking formal recognition of their supervisory role and can contribute towards application for a CSCS Gold Supervisor card. What does the course cover? Supervisory responsibilities in the workplace On-site performance and day-to-day working practices Evidence of competence in a real working environment Communication, planning, and supervision activities Collection of workplace evidence and professional discussion Role-related observation and assessment Suitable for This qualification is suitable for current supervisors or foremen who need a recognised supervision qualification. It is also useful for individuals working towards a CSCS Gold Supervisor card and for employers developing site supervision capability. Quick Facts: Duration: Usually 1–6 months, depending on evidence collection Delivery: Work-based, on-site assessment Assessment: Observation, video, photographs, professional discussion, and supporting evidence Notes: Learners will also need to complete a Supervisory CSCS touchscreen test for the Gold card
www.ajstraining.co.uk 54 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Level 6 NVQ in Construction Management Building and Civil Engineering What is this course? This qualification is designed for individuals working in site management roles within building and civil engineering. It helps learners demonstrate leadership, planning, organisational, and project control competence in a real working environment, supporting progression into advanced management responsibilities. What does the course cover? Developing and maintaining working relationships Allocating work and monitoring performance Managing health, safety, welfare, and sustainability Planning project preparation and controlling progress Organising materials, plant, equipment, and communication systems Managing temporary works, costs, quality, and environmental factors Suitable for This qualification is suitable for site managers working in building and civil engineering and for learners progressing into higher-level construction management roles. It is also useful for employers developing advanced site management capability and for individuals seeking evidence towards a FISS/CSCS or CSCS Black skills card. Quick Facts: Duration: Varies depending on learner progress and evidence completion Delivery: Work-based assessment Assessment: Competence-based assessment in the workplace Outcome: Smart Awards certificate for evidence towards a FISS/CSCS or CSCS Black skills card
www.ajstraining.co.uk 55 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Level 6 NVQ in Construction Management Highways Maintenance and Repair What is this course? This qualification is designed for individuals working in site management roles within highways maintenance and repair. It enables learners to demonstrate competence across leadership, planning, health and safety, environmental control, resource management, and project delivery in a real working environment. What does the course cover? Developing and maintaining working relationships Allocating work and monitoring performance Managing health, safety, welfare, and sustainability Monitoring project activities and resources Organising materials, plant, and equipment Planning and controlling highways maintenance and repair activities Suitable for This qualification is suitable for site managers working in highways maintenance and repair and for learners progressing into higher-level construction management roles. It is also relevant for employers developing management capability in operational teams and for individuals seeking evidence towards a FISS/CSCS or CSCS Black skills card. Quick Facts: Duration: Varies depending on learner progress and evidence completion Delivery: Work-based assessment Assessment: Competence-based assessment in the workplace Outcome: Smart Awards certificate for evidence towards a FISS/CSCS or CSCS Black skills card
www.ajstraining.co.uk 56 Health, Safety and Workplace Skills Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement What is this course? This qualification, often known as CAVA, is designed for individuals who assess vocational skills, knowledge, and occupational competence in the workplace or in training environments such as classrooms and workshops. It supports those moving into assessor roles and can also help organisations develop internal assessing capacity. What does the course cover? Principles and practices of assessment Assessing vocational skills, knowledge, and understanding Assessing occupational competence in the workplace Assessment planning, feedback, and observation records Written work and portfolio development Practical assessment of real learners in different environments Suitable for This qualification is suitable for individuals moving into assessor roles and for staff assessing vocational learning in classrooms, workshops, or workplaces. It is also relevant for employers developing internal assessors and for organisations looking to reduce reliance on external assessing services. Quick Facts: Duration: Varies depending on evidence completion Guided learning hours: 84 Total qualification time: 150 hours Delivery: Classroom day, written work, practical assessment activity, and assessor support Assessment: Written assignment, portfolio evidence, and practical assessment of learners
Our Visionwww.ajstraining.co.uk 57 AJ’s Training is a specialist training provider delivering high-quality, industry-relevant training for the highways, construction, fencing, and vehicle restraint systems sectors. Established in 2008, AJ’s Training has built a strong reputation for practical, professional training that helps individuals and businesses develop the skills, knowledge, and qualifications needed to work safely, competently, and confidently across the industry. Over the years, we have continued to grow in line with industry needs, expanding our course offer and supporting learners at every stage of their career — from those taking their first steps on site to experienced professionals developing specialist, supervisory, and management expertise. Our training is shaped by the real demands of the sectors we serve, with a strong focus on practical learning, credible delivery, and skills that transfer directly into the workplace. About AJ’s Training
Our Visionwww.ajstraining.co.uk 58 At AJ’s Training, we understand that training needs vary depending on job role, experience, workforce size, and operational requirements. That is why we offer flexible delivery options designed to support both individual learners and organisations. Depending on the course, delivery may include: classroom-based learning practical training sessions work-based assessment familiarisation and inspection-based training on-site delivery where appropriate structured qualification and progression routes Many of our courses can be delivered as standalone programmes, grouped packages, or role-specific training solutions. This allows us to support everything from introductory skills development to specialist technical training and long-term workforce progression. How We Deliver Training
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How do I know which course is right for me or my team? We can help identify the most suitable course based on job role, experience level, industry requirements, and the type of work being carried out. Can training be tailored to our organisation’s needs? Yes. Many of our courses can be delivered as standalone training, grouped packages, or tailored solutions based on workplace responsibilities and operational requirements. Can courses be delivered on-site? Yes, many courses can be delivered at your workplace or site, provided the environment and facilities are suitable for the training being delivered. Do learners need previous experience or qualifications? Some courses are suitable for beginners, while others require previous experience, existing cards, or progression from an earlier course. Any specific entry requirements will be confirmed before booking. Are courses available for groups as well as individuals? Yes. We work with individual learners, employers, teams, and partner organisations, and can support both single bookings and larger workforce requirements. How are learners assessed? Assessment methods vary depending on the course and may include written assessment, practical observation, portfolio evidence, professional discussion, or a combination of these. Can training support progression into further qualifications or job roles? Yes. Many of our courses form part of wider development routes and can support progression into specialist, supervisory, or management-level roles. What if I am not sure which route to take? If you are unsure which course or qualification is most appropriate, AJ’s Training can help guide you towards the best option based on your role, your goals, and your current level of experience. www.ajstraining.co.uk 59
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