SSSTS stands for Site Supervision Safety Training Scheme. It is a training program designed for site supervisors and assistant site managers who are responsible for overseeing construction site activities and ensuring the safety of workers.
The SSSTS course covers a range of topics including the importance of health and safety on construction sites, the legal requirements for safety, how to carry out risk assessments and method statements, how to effectively manage a construction site, and how to effectively communicate with workers and other site personnel.
Yes, the SSSTS course is accredited by the CITB (Construction Industry Training Board) and is recognised by industry bodies such as the CSCS (Construction Skills Certification Scheme).
The SSSTS course is a training program designed for site supervisors and assistant site managers, while the SMSTS course is a training program designed for site managers and those who have significant responsibility for construction site management. The SMSTS course covers more in-depth topics related to site management, while the SSSTS course covers the basics of site supervision.
The SSSTS course can be taken in person or online. In-person courses are typically delivered over two consecutive days, while online courses can be completed at your own pace over a period of time.
There are no formal prerequisites for the SSSTS course, but it is recommended that participants have some experience working on construction sites and are familiar with the basic principles of health and safety in the workplace.