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The essential publicationscatalogue 2014Health, safety and environment informationand test revision materials

Books,manuals, CDs,

DVDs, apps,

downloads,

online licences



2 0344 994 4122 [email protected] citb.co.uk/publications

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Key messagesOur publications are for anyone involved in

construction site safety. They are updated annually

to reflect constant changes in legislation, industry

guidance and best practice, providing guidance

and advice on how to minimise accidents.

Save 20% if you are levyregisteredAll construction employers have to be levy

registered but not all have to pay a levy. Levy

registered companies benefit from grants, training

support and discounts on publications, even those

who don’t pay levy. Please provide us with your

registration number when placing your order to

take advantage of a 20% discount. Colleges and

establishments of higher and further educationalso qualify for the discounted price.

Visit citb.co.uk/publications for more

information.

What is Augmented Reality?Augmented Reality (AR) is cutting-edge

technology that allows a digitally enhanced

view of our publications, connecting you with

additional complementary content. With the

camera and sensors in a smartphone or tablet,

AR adds layers of digital information, such as

videos, photos and sounds, directly on top of

what you can see on the screen.

How do I access Augmented Reality?

To install the app, follow these instructions:

• Go to the appropriate app store (Apple or

Android) and download the Layar app to your

mobile or tablet

• Look out for the ‘ar’ logo (above), which

indicates that you are on a Layar-friendly page

• Open the Layar app and scan the page or

individual image where the logo appears

• Wait for the page to activate on your device

• Touch one of the buttons that have appeared

to access additional content.

Three easy ways to order You can order any of our publications via phone, email or the website.

Phone lines are open Monday to Friday, 08.30 – 17.30.

See online for our latest offers at citb.co.uk/publications

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Contents

Quick reference checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Construction site: health, safety

and environment informationConstruction site safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Site supervision simplified . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Toolbox talks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Risk assessment and method statement manager . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Construction site health, safety and environment

auditing system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Safety critical communication – Toolbox talks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Construction site safety – Environment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Construction environmental manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Safe start . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Safety on piling sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Fire prevention on construction sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Fire prevention on construction sites – code and checklist . . . 13

Fire safety on construction sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Hot work risks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Health, safety and environment

test and revision materialHealth, safety and environment (HS&E) test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Revision apps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Revision downloads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Revision books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Revision DVDs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

DVD training programmesAlright at height? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

If only I’d known . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16One step ahead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

If you should fall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Don’t become a statistic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Shattered lives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Getting it right at height . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

A guide to sustainability in the construction industry . . . . . . . . . 17

Repair and refurbishment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

CDM 2007 What it means for you . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Scaffold inspection toolkit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17The worker engagement toolkit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17




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Quick reference checklist

We’ve put together a list of publications to help youidentify those that are right for your business and tohelp you find the information you need.

Operative must-haves• Easy to understand information to stay safe and healthy

Safe start , page 12

• All the questions and answers from the Health, safety and

environment test for operatives and specialists, page 15

• Essential information for piling operations Safety on piling

sites, page 12

• ‘It won’t happen to me’ – three workers tell their stories

Shattered lives, page 16.

Site supervisor must-haves• Practical guidance and advice on how to comply with your legal

responsibilities Site supervision simplified , page 7

• All the questions and answers from the Health, safety and

environment test for operatives and specialists, page 15

• Learn how to be an effective supervisor One step ahead ,

page 16

• Essential ‘how to’ guides The worker engagement toolkit ,

page 17

• Prepare and deliver effective Toolbox talks, page 8.

FACTAlthough construction accounts for only about

5% of employees in Britain, it still accounts for

27% of fatal injuries to employees and 10% of

reported specified injuries.

Source: HSE

Protect your firmProtect your profits

Protect your people




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Site manager must-haves• Keep up to date with the latest legislation and guidance

Construction site safety , page 6

• All the questions and answers from the Health, safety

and environment test for managers and professionals,

page 15

• Manage re safety on site with Fire prevention on

construction sites, page 13

• Essential viewing for effective management of occupational

health issues If only I’d known, page 16

• Understand the environmental basics for sites A guide to

sustainability in the construction industry , page 17.

Small business must-haves• Understand your health, safety and environment obligations

Site supervision simplified , page 7

• Audit your business and sites with condence Construction

site health, safety and environment auditing system,

page 9

• Improve how you do a risk assessment and method statement

Risk assessment and method statement manager ,

page 9

• Get up to speed with environmental requirements Construction

site safety – Environment , page 10

• Reduce health and safety risks Repair and refurbishment ,

page 17.

Working at height must-haves• Keep up to date with the latest legislation and guidance

Construction site safety , page 6

• Make sure everyone is briefed before they get to work

Toolbox talks, page 8

• Make sure you know your scaffolding is safe

Scaffold inspection toolkit , page 17

• Understand the work at height regulations

Getting it right at height , page 17

• Get the basics right when working on roofs, see

page 16 for Alright at height?



C o n s t r u c t i o n s i t e : H e a l t h , s a

f e t y a n d e n v i r o n m e n

t i n f o r m a t i o n

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Construction site safety 2014(GE 700/14)

• New for 2014, the Construction

site safety 2014 CD now includes

interactive forms. All the forms

in Section G have been made

interactive so you can populate

forms and checklists and print as

many as you need for your ownbusiness use

• Handy for use on and off site

• Easy to understand menu and

navigation controls

• Enhanced keyword search facility with

‘search word’ highlighted in the text

CD version• Auto-run facility on PCs; no need to

pre-install

• Fully compatible with Windows XP

(SP3) to Windows 8

• Facility to print one page as required.

Please note that you are unable toprint a full chapter or cut, copy and

paste text from the chapters. For

those requiring a hard copy version,

the printed book of Construction site

safety is most appropriate.

What?Construction site safety covers

everything you need to know on current

health, safety and environment issues.

• New for 2014, Construction site

safety now includes a Supporting

information booklet which contains

all of the information you need to

know on how to use your GE 700,

including a contents and legislation

reference guide. It also details the

special features contained within the

publication

• Construction site safety features a

FREE to access, complementary

website. This website contains news,

updates, links to websites on related

topics, industry safety alerts andbest practice, making Construction

site safety a one stop shop for the

latest advice: ge700.co.uk

• It will save you time with all the

information you need conveniently

in one place

• It contains all the guidance you need

to stay safe and legal

• A dedicated section for day to day

checklists and forms is included

• Through Augmented Reality (AR)

the publication now has interactive

features, allowing you to use the

publication using your smartphone

or tablet. See page 2 for further

information on Augmented Reality.

Who?• Site and project managers who work

on construction sites

• Site Management Safety TrainingScheme (SMSTS) candidates.

• All of the content of the Construction

site safety CD in an online format

• Enhanced navigation andpersonalised viewing options

• Enhanced search facility and

improved toolbar

Online version• Subscription for the Construction site

safety online version is for full access

for 12 months, giving you access tothe most up to date edition

• Taster versions are available at

https://gold.citb.co.uk – click on

‘guest access’ to access them.

Prices

Format Order code Price Levy registered price ISBN

Book/printed item GE 700/14 £89.40 £74.50 978 1 85751 366 0

CD GE 700/14 CD £71.40* £59.50* 978 1 85751 375 2

Online GE 700/14 ONLINE £59.40* £49.50* 978 1 85751 376 9

*Price excludes VAT which is payable on this product at the standard rate.







Site supervision simplified 2014(GE 706/14) What? Site supervision simplified provides you

with easy to understand information on

supervising a site.

• New for 2014, the Working at

height section has been expanded

to include additional information on

managing works safely on fragile

roofs and a new chapter has been

included on site set up and site

security

• Each chapter starts with a summary

of the employer’s responsibilities,

together with a corresponding

checklist for supervisors, to help

understand what they should be

doing to protect their workforce

• Site supervision simplified is the

official reference material for

CITB Site Safety Plus courses, Site

Supervisors’ Safety Training Scheme

(SSSTS), a two-day course for first

line managers and supervisors.

Who?• Site supervisors and front line

managers

• Owners of small construction rms

• Site Supervisors’ Safety Training

Scheme (SSSTS) candidates.

Why?Provides supervisors and first line

managers, as well as the managers

and owners of small construction

companies, with easy to understand

information and practical guidance

to help them implement, supervise

and monitor the required standards

of health, safety and environment on

construction sites.

CD version• Site supervision simplified

publication on a disc


• Easy to understand menu andnavigation controls

• Enhanced keyword search facility

• Auto-run functionality on PCs; no

need to pre-install


(SP3) to Windows 8

• Facility to print one page as

required. Please note that you are

unable to print a full chapter or

cut, copy and paste text from the

chapters. For those requiring a hard

copy version, the printed book of

Site supervision simplified is most

appropriate.

Online version• All of the content of Site supervision

simplified in an online format

• Enhanced navigation and

personalised viewing options

• Enhanced search facility and

improved toolbar

• Subscription for the Site supervision

simplified online version is for full

access for 12 months, giving you

access to the most up to dateedition

• Taster versions are available at

https://gold.citb.co.uk – click on


Prices


Book/printed item GE 706/14 £23.40 £19.50 978 1 85751 380 6

CD GE 706/14 CD £18.72* £15.60* 978 1 85751 381 3

Online GE 706/14 ONLINE £15.00* £12.50* 978 1 85751 382 0








What?Toolbox talks has been designed

to assist supervisors at all levels to

prepare and deliver on site health and

safety information.

• New for 2014, two new Toolbox

talks have been added – Fragile

roofs and Safety signs

• Full colour with photographs

• Includes audience-facing images

• Toolbox talks and Site supervision

simplified are the official reference

guides for the CITB Site Safety

Plus Site Supervisors’ Safety

Training Scheme (SSSTS), a two-day

course for first line managers and

supervisors• Contains a form to record all Toolbox

talks delivered, a feedback form and

a briefing record sheet.

Who?• Supervisors and operatives

• Site Supervisors’ Safety Training

Scheme (SSSTS) candidates. Why?Toolbox talks are an important method

in the delivery of advice on health,

safety and the environment, and

to engage in discussions to obtain

feedback, thus helping to maintain and

improve standards.

Toolbox talks 2014(GT 700/14)

• Contains short presentations to the

workforce on essential elements of

health, safety and the environment

in the building, construction and civil

engineering industries

• Presentation for the trainer

containing detailed prompt notes• Also contains lms of three Toolbox

talks being delivered by site

personnel on a live site


• Enhanced keyword search facility

with ‘search word’ highlighted in

the text

CD version

Online version

• Easy to understand menu and

navigation controls

• Auto-run functionality on PCs; no

need to pre-install


(SP3) or later

• Facility to print two pages asrequired. For those requiring a hard

copy version, the printed book

Toolbox talks publication format is

most appropriate.

• All of the content of the Toolbox

talks publication in an online format

• Enhanced navigation and

personalised viewing options

• Enhanced search facility

• Improved toolbar.

Subscription for Toolbox talks is for

full access for 12 months giving

you access to the most up to dateedition. Taster versions are available

at https://gold.citb.co.uk – click on


Prices


Book/printed item GT 700/14 £23.40 £19.50 978 1 85751 377 6

CD GT 700/14 CD £29.40* £24.50* 978 1 85751 378 3

Online GT 700/14 ONLINE £23.40* £19.50* 978 1 85751 379 0








What?This popular CD enables users to

produce, print and store task-specific

risk assessments and method

statements as required under the

Management of Health and Safety at

Work Regulations and other legislation.

• Save and retrieve previous risk

assessments and update them

as necessary, either within the

programme or as standalone Word

documents

• Pre-populated common hazards and

risk controls drop-down menus

• Facility to add site specic hazards,

methodology and risk controls

• Risk assessment and method

statement templates, which include:

- Fields for the signing and dating of

each document by hand

- The facility for adding footers to all

pages

- The facility for identifying the

‘owner’ of each hazard and an

action-by date

• Option to produce a related or

standalone method statement

• Includes a Guide to risk assessment ,

which may be downloaded and

printed as a continuing reference

• Once installed, the programme

functions for one year and then you

will need to purchase a replacement.

The programme automatically

reminds users after 11 months.

Who?• Business owners, managers,

supervisors and health and safety

professionals.

Why?To conform with HSE guidance on

risk assessments as outlined in their

authoritative publications Successful

health and safety management and

5 steps to risk assessment .

Order code RACD 001/5

Format CD

ISBN 978 1 85751 292 2

Price £29.40*

Levy registeredprice £24.50*

* Price excludes VAT which is payable on thisproduct at the standard rate.

Risk assessment and method statementmanager CD

Construction site health, safety andenvironment auditing system What?This system helps you to:

• Complete management systems

audits and carry out site inspections

• Carry out audits of health and safety

procedures and the way they are putinto practice

• Customise the audit to your

company’s specific requirements

• Identify areas for improvement

• Complete action plans

• Monitor improvements in health and

safety standards

• Demonstrate that you are fully

committed to improving the health

and safety of your workforce.

Who?• Business owners, managers,

supervisors and health and safety

professionals.

Why?To provide you with the forms you

need to carry out compliant health

and safety audits and evaluate your

company’s approach to health and

safety step by step, identifying areasfor improvement.

Order code SA 03 CD

Format CD

ISBN 978 1 85751 331 8

Price £29.40*



FACTLast year over 1.7 million

working days were lost dueto work-related ill health

and a further 0.6 million

due to workplace injuries

Source: HSE







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What?This pictorial Toolbox talks publication

has been developed to assist with the

delivery of on site health and safety

information to operatives with poor or

limited English. It will complement the

existing Toolbox talks (GT 700), and

Construction site safety (GE 700)

Chapter A07 Communication with

non-English speaking workers.

• Laminated fold-out cards in two

volumes covering hazard, risk and

control measures

• Can be used in inductions or via

Toolbox talks

• Numbered for ease of use.

Safety critical communication – Toolbox talks(GT 701)

Construction site safety – Environment 2014(GE 700ES/14)

Who?

• Workers with poor or limited English.

Why?

Good communication with all workersis essential for the management of

health and safety on construction sites.

Order code GT 701

Format Book/printed item

ISBN 978 1 85751 312 7

Price £60.00

Levy registeredprice £50.00

What?This standalone publication, which

is also available as part of the

Construction site safety (GE 700) box

set, is dedicated to the management

of environmental issues related to

the construction industry. It explains

legal requirements and gives practicaladvice on how to implement and

manage the basics on site, as well as

the more challenging elements.

It contains a series of checklists to

help you assess the basics on site,

including:

• Sustainable construction and the

environment

• Resource efciency

• Waste management

• Energy management

• Water management

• Statutory nuisance

• Ecology

• Contaminated land

• Archaeology and heritage

• Site environment.

A free companion website supports

this publication

citb.co.uk/GE700companion

Launched in January 2013, it keeps

users informed of news, key legislation

changes, content updates and related

topic weblinks, best practice and

industry safety alerts.

Who?This publication is also the official

reference material for the Site Safety

Plus Site Environmental Awareness

Training Scheme (SEATS), a one-day

course for supervisors and managers.

For more information on

construction and the

environmentgo to

cutcarbon.info

Why?This publication provides practical

and authoritative advice on all

areas of the environment within the

existing legal framework and industry

requirements. By using this publication,

users will be able to assess their legal

responsibilities and those of others.

Order code GE 700ES/14


ISBN 978 1 85751 385 1

Price £30.00








What?This manual from Construction

Industry Publications provides

simple, informative guidance on the

key environmental issues that most

construction projects face.

• Includes the steps that must be

taken to ensure legal compliance

through the application of good

practice, ensuring that the

environment is adequately protected

• Written by environmental managers

and advisers (from the Construction

Confederation Environment Forum)

that represent a wide cross-section

of the UK’s leading construction

companies

• Updated twice yearly, usually in

March and September.

Construction environmental manual Who?• Site managers and supervisors of

main contractors and sub-contractors

• In particular it should help site

agents, site foremen, project

managers and engineers. Why?Helps managers to address

environmental issues in a practical

way.

Order code CENVMAN


ISBN 978 1 85263 120 8

Price £140.00

Site Safety Plus SEATS courseSite Environmental Awareness Training Scheme

Our one-day SEATS course will provide supervisors and managers with an

introduction to environmental issues on construction sites. It is designed to meet the

basic environmental knowledge that the sub-contract chain is required to prove tomajor contractors, and covers the environmental aspects of the Health, safety and

environment (HS&E) test .

The course covers:

• The environment and why it is important

• An outline of environmental management

systems

• Waste management

• Pollution prevention and water

management • Being a good neighbour –

statutory nuisance,

communication, archaeology

and heritage

• Energy and resources

• Being a responsible

contractor.

Find out more at

citb.co.uk/training

Site Safety Plus

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Safe start GE 707/14

Safety on piling sitesGE 708

What? Safe start (GE 707) provides easy

to understand health, safety and

environment information along with

practical guidance for operatives.

It supports operatives and specialists

preparing for their CITB Health, safety and

environment (HS&E) test by providing all

the information they need to prepare.

The content follows the test structure,

which includes chapters on respiratory

risks and the environment, as well as

individual specialist chapters.

Topics include:

• Accident reporting

• Health and welfare

• Personal protective equipment

• Noise and vibration

• Manual handling

• Fire prevention and control

• Electrical safety

• Working at height.

Each chapter starts with five key things

a site or employer should do, and five

things operatives should do.

Safe start is also the official supportingdocument for the CITB Site Safety Plus

one-day Health and Safety Awareness

course.

Who?• Operatives and specialists sitting the

CITB Health, safety and environment

(HS&E) test

• Health and Safety Awareness course

candidates.

Why?Relevant for induction and awareness

training.

Order code GE 707/14


ISBN 978 1 85751 347 9

Price £10.95

What?This comprehensive guide to safe

practice on piling sites covers over

30 health and safety topics for piling

operations.

• Produced in tandem with the

Federation of Piling Specialists (FPS).

Who?• Anyone involved in piling operations.

Why?Relevant information about health and

safety in piling.

Order code GE 708


ISBN 978 1 85751 110 9

Price £7.80


Book your CITB Health, safetyand environment (HS&E) test

0344 994 4488

citb.co.uk/hsandetest







Published in 2012, this is a new

36 page edition of the document

which brought about revolutionary

improvements in fire safety on

construction sites.

Widely recognised and highly

regarded, the document applies to

activities carried out prior to and

Fire prevention on construction sites8th edition

during the procurement, construction

and design process. It is commonly

referred to in insurance contracts and

is recognised as ‘best practice’.

Order code FSB9-8

Price £20.00

Published in 2012, this combined

60 page publication brings together

the Joint Code of Practice with the

accompanying checklist.

Widely recognised and highly

regarded, the document applies to

activities carried out prior to and

during the procurement, construction

and design process. It is commonly

referred to in insurance contracts and

is recognised as ‘best practice’.

The checklist converts the Joint Code

into a series of questions, which

Fire prevention on construction sites8th edition code and checklist

should be asked to establish whether

or not fire precautions on a site are

comprehensive and adequate. The

checklist works on a tick-box principle

and contains space for notes and

comments.

In the course of time, the checklist can

present a complete fire precautions

history of a construction site or

building under refurbishment. This

updated checklist is designed to be

used in conjunction with the Joint

Code of Practice 8th edition.

Order code FSB9-8COMBO

Price £30.00

Hot work risksA programme of expert guidance

aimed at construction industry staff

who carry out or supervise hot work.

It shows the consequences of careless

hot work, identifies the types of

problems and gives guidance on safe

procedures, including the need for a

formal system of recording/controlling

hot work activities during building work.

Order code F26 DVD

Price £99.50*


Fire safety on construction sitesThis fully updated DVD is ideal for

use in training all levels of workers on

construction sites, from site managers

to contract labourers. It is divided into

several short modules, each covering

a different aspect of site fire safety,

to enable users to tailor training

to the relevant audience. Modules

include guidance on: site managerresponsibilities; re safety induction

training; re hazard spotting;

site security; re warden/marshal

duties; re extinguishers/re blankets

and hot work.

Order code F38 DVD

Price £109.50*


The following publications also contain

information on fire safety:

Construction site safety (GE 700)

• Chapter CO2 – Fire prevention and

control

• Chapter CO3 – Electrical safety

• Chapter D10 – Dangerous substances.

Site supervision simplified (GE 706)

• Chapter 15 – Fire prevention and

control.



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Health, safety and environment test The CITB Health, safety and environment (HS&E) test helps toraise standards across the industry. It ensures that workershave a minimum level of health, safety and environmentawareness before going on site.

Book your Health, safety andenvironment (HS&E) test

0344 994 4488citb.co.uk/hsandetest

A Health, safety and

environment (HS&E)

test pass is usually

a requirement

when applying for a

construction industry

card scheme.

Health, safety and environmenttest revision apps(GT 100 apps and GT 200 apps)Test your knowledge and revise for the


(HS&E) test – wherever you are.

Whether you are taking an Operatives

and specialists test or a Managers and professionals test , simply download

the app to your smartphone or tablet.

Apps include knowledge-based

questions and answers with practice

case studies, plus a breakdown of

your scoring, so you can review your

progress.

• HS&E test for operatives and

specialists lite

• HS&E test for operatives and specialists

• HS&E test for operatives and

specialists PLUS

• HS&E test for managers and

professionals lite

• HS&E test for managers and

professionals

• HS&E test for managers and professionals PLUS.

The lite versions of the CITB apps

are taster products and only include

a selection of the knowledge-based

questions that you may be presented

with in your test. The lite version is not

recommended as your only method

of revision.

To find out more about CITB HS&E apps,

visit your Apple or Android app store.

Operatives and specialists

Order code GT 100/14 DL

Format Download

Price £11.17*

Managers and professionals

Order code GT 200/14 DL

Format Download

Price £11.17*


Downloadtoday!

Revision downloadsThe revision downloads provide you with all the knowledge and information you

need to prepare for the CITB Health, safety and environment (HS&E) test including:

• All the knowledge-based questions and answers

• The ‘Setting out’ lm which the behavioural case studies are based on

• Options to revise for the full test or just specic sections, as required

• Voice-overs in English and Welsh, plus 12 other languages for the Operatives test .



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Setting out filmIt is recommended for people revising

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Revision booksThe revision books contain everything

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(HS&E) test . Each book contains all of

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answers.

• All the knowledge-based questions

and answers

• Options to revise for the full test or

just specific sections, as required.

Revision DVDsThe revision DVDs provide you with all the knowledge and information you need

to prepare for the CITB Health, safety and environment (HS&E) test including:

• All the knowledge-based questions and answers

• The ‘Setting out’ lm which the behavioural case studies are based on

• Options to revise for the full test or just specic sections, as required

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DVD training programmes

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Health and welfare

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We have grouped all of

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Getting it right atheight


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Phone: 0344 994 4122

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Post: Publications Department,CITB, Bircham Newton, King’s Lynn,

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