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CSR Card Course in Enniskillen: One Day to Your Site Safety Card
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At a glance
CSR card course Enniskillen at a glance
ITS delivers the approved one-day CSR health and safety course at Fermanagh Enterprise Centre, 21 Lackaghboy Road, Enniskillen BT74 4RL, about twice a month. The course costs £115 + VAT and ends with a multiple-choice test. Pass it and ITS submits your Construction Skills Register card application. It’s the closest CSR venue for most of Fermanagh and the border counties.
How It Works
From Booking to Certificate in Four Steps
01
Book Online
Choose an Enniskillen date, pay by card or invoice, and get your joining instructions by email straight away.
02
Arrive Prepared
Arrive 15 minutes early with photo ID and your National Insurance number.
03
Do the Course
Our expert trainers guide you through every topic, finishing with an assessment to confirm your competence.
04
Get Certified
Successful delegates receive their recognised CSR card, proving competence to employers and site managers.
Approved CSR Card Training in Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh
About this Course
Nearly every main contractor in Northern Ireland asks to see a valid CSR card at the site gate. The card, issued through the Construction Employers Federation’s Construction Skills Register, proves you’ve had approved health and safety training.
Fermanagh workers have often had to travel to Belfast or mid-Ulster for this. ITS brings the course to Enniskillen, which also suits workers from Cavan, Leitrim, Monaghan and south Donegal who take jobs on NI sites.
Who Should Attend
This course suits anyone in Tyrone and the west who needs a CSR card for site work, including:
- Anyone starting their first construction job in Fermanagh or the west
- Tradespeople, labourers and plant operatives needing a new or renewed card
- Self-employed builders, farm-building and agri-construction contractors
- Republic of Ireland-based workers with jobs on Northern Ireland sites
- Supervisors and visitors who need site access
- Workers from Lisnaskea, Irvinestown, Kesh, Belleek, Belcoo and Derrylin
- Delegates need a good level of spoken and written English to follow the course and complete the test.
Course Aims
To help reduce accidents on construction sites by giving every delegate a working understanding of site hazards, safe working practices and their personal responsibilities.
Delegates leave ready to pass the CSR assessment and apply for their card.
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Additional Information
By the end of the course, delegate will:
Understand their legal duties on a construction site and the hazards that cause most site accidents. They will know how to stay safe at height, around vehicles, plant, tools and electricity, and when handling materials or hazardous substances. Delegates will also know how to respond to emergencies and report accidents.
What The course covers:
- Health and safety law on construction sites
- Reporting accidents and emergency arrangements
- Fire safety on site
- Manual handling and avoiding injury
- Working at height: ladders, scaffolds and MEWPs
- PPE: selection and use
- COSHH and hazardous substances
- Noise, vibration and electrical safety, including buried and overhead services
- Hand tools, power tools, site vehicles and plant
- Excavations and confined spaces
Overview:
Tutor-led classroom sessions with group activities and real site examples.
Training Includes:
- Tutor-led classroom sessions
- Group activities and discussion
- Real site examples from Fermanagh and the west
- Multiple-choice assessment at the end of the day
About
This course is approved under the CSR scheme, run by the Construction Employers Federation, and is based on current Northern Ireland construction health and safety law.
Legislation
- Health and Safety at Work (Northern Ireland) Order 1978
- Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2016
- Work at Height Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2005
- Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2003 (COSHH)
- Manual Handling Operations Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1992
- Control of Noise at Work Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2006
About
Please read the following before booking.
Before you attend
- You must be 16 or over to be issued a CSR card.
- Bring photo ID and your UK National Insurance number if you have one. ROI-based workers without one can still attend; the card is then valid for one year rather than four.
- You need good spoken and written English. Ask us in confidence about reading support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
ITS runs the CSR course at Fermanagh Enterprise Centre, 21 Lackaghboy Road, Enniskillen BT74 4RL, about twice a month.
Yes. You can attend the course in Enniskillen. Without a UK National Insurance number your card will be valid for one year rather than four.
Many NI sites accept an in-date Safe Pass, but some contractors insist on CSR. You can convert an in-date Safe Pass to a CSR card; call us for details.
£115 + VAT per person.
CSR cards are all valid for 4 years, apart from Plant which is 5 years.
Yes. A short multiple-choice test at the end of the day, based on what’s covered in the course.
No. The operative CSR course has to be attended in person.
Yes. We can run a private CSR course for your team in Enniskillen or at your premises. Call 028 3839 8700.
Contact us to arrange a replacement. A replacement fee applies.
Where You Will Train
Fermanagh Enterprise Centre
- 21 Lackaghboy Road, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, BT74 4RL
