Safety & Legal Compliance
Temporary Works Supervisor Course Training
SAQA-aligned temporary works supervisor course training delivered online, on-site or at our centres in Midrand and Durban. Daily classes, no waiting period.
Quick answer
What is the Temporary Works Supervisor Course course?
The training provides learners with a clear understanding of the Temporary Works Supervisor (TWS) role, including supervision, checking, communication, coordination, and risk management. The course aims to raise industry standards and promote a consistent, transferable level of competence across employers.
Course outline
What the Temporary Works Supervisor Course course covers, module by module.
- Overview of temporary works and the role of the Temporary Works Supervisor
- Legal and industry requirements related to temporary works
- Roles and responsibilities of the TWS and others involved in temporary works
- Detailed understanding of BS 5975 in relation to supervision
- The importance of the 4Cs: communication, coordination, cooperation, and competency
- Risk management principles for temporary works
- Supervising, checking, and monitoring temporary works on site
- Permit systems and control measures related to temporary works
- Practical application of temporary works supervision principles
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand the duties and responsibilities of a Temporary Works Supervisor
- Identify the roles and responsibilities of others involved in temporary works
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of BS 5975 requirements
- Apply effective risk management principles to temporary works
- Implement the 4Cs effectively within the workplace
- Support the Temporary Works Co-ordinator in maintaining safe systems of work
Who should attend
- Site personnel responsible for supervising temporary works
- Supervisors and foremen involved in construction activities
- Individuals appointed or about to be appointed as Temporary Works Supervisors
- Site managers and assistant site managers with supervisory responsibilities
Entry requirements
- There are no formal entry requirements
- Delegates should hold, or be about to hold, the role of a Temporary Works Supervisor
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Temporary Works Supervisor Course cost?
Pricing depends on group size and delivery mode, so we quote per booking. The one-day course covers supervising and checking temporary works, permit systems, and the duties of the Temporary Works Supervisor, based on BS 5975. Training is online, on site or at our Midrand and Durban centres. Email info@rehtraining.co.za for a quote.
What is this course based on?
The course follows the CITB Site Safety Plus standard and BS 5975, the British standard for temporary works. It covers the roles of the Temporary Works Supervisor and Co-ordinator, the 4Cs of communication, coordination, cooperation and competency, risk management, and supervision of temporary works on site. The certificate is valid for five years.
Who should attend?
The course is for people appointed as Temporary Works Supervisors, and for site managers, engineers and foremen involved in temporary works such as formwork, falsework, shoring and propping. It also suits anyone who assists a Temporary Works Co-ordinator with delegated duties. Daily classes are available, so you can book without waiting.
Can you train at our site?
Yes. On-site training at your premises is available anywhere in South Africa, and it works well for construction teams. Online and centre-based options are also offered at our Midrand and Durban centres. Group pricing is negotiable. Daily classes also mean no waiting period. Email info@rehtraining.co.za with your details and team size for a quote.
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