What is a “forklift licence”?
The term forklift licence is commonly used, but there is no physical licence like a driving licence.
Instead, when people say “forklift licence,” they usually mean that someone has completed basic forklift-truck safety and operation training and received a certificate of training.
This certificate allows the person to operate a…
Operating a forklift truck safely requires proper training. While a driving licence is not needed and there is no official “forklift licence,” operators must complete qualified training to comply with legal safety requirements.
Forklift training is essential for:
Aspiring operators seeking new skills and career opportunities
Employers ensure staff operate machinery safely and legally…
SB Skills Solutions provides expert training for Material Handling Equipment (MHE), helping employees operate equipment safely and efficiently. With over 30 years of experience in forklift training and workplace health and safety, SB Skills ensures learners gain both practical skills and certification.
What is MHE training?
MHE training teaches employees how to safely lift, move,…
Between operating heavy machinery and securing steel components into place, steel erectors take on a significant amount of risk as part of their day-to-day job.
What can they do to reduce the risks?
Fortunately, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has put together clear health and safety guidance specifically designed for steel erectors working in the construction…
If you’re considering obtaining your Level 3 Diploma in Steel Erecting, but are concerned about exactly how long it’ll take, you’ve come to the right place
As a highly experienced national training and assessment provider, SB Skills Solutions has put together this short guide to the typical steel erecting course duration.
What is the typical…
Unsure whether you should enrol for a Level 2 or Level 3 Steel Erecting diploma?
To help you determine which steel erecting qualifications might be the most suitable for you based on your current skills, competence, and experience in the role, our knowledgeable team has pulled together this steel erecting diploma comparison.
Below, we compare…
Prior to picking any specific training course or qualification, it’s important to have a clear understanding of the various career paths it could help you to explore in the future.
Below, we explain some of the key career opportunities in the engineering and construction industry available to you if you achieve a Level 3 Steel…
Wondering whether it’s worth taking a Level 3 Diploma in Steel Erecting?
From boosting your earning potential to providing you with industry-wide recognition, there are many benefits to obtaining an Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) Level 3 Diploma in Engineering Construction: Lifting, Positioning, and Installing Structures, Plant, and Equipment.
Simply carry on reading to…
Searching for ways to broaden your career prospects or increase your earning potential as a steel erector?
One way you can do this is by successfully completing an Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) Level 2 Diploma in Steel Erecting.
If you want to learn more about this accreditation, then you’ve come to the right…
Wondering whether a qualification from the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) could boost your career in engineering construction?
This leading skills organisation ensures there’s enough trained workers to meet industry needs in Great Britain.
This means there are many benefits to achieving your ECITB Level 3 Diploma in Engineering Construction: Lifting, Positioning, and Installing…
Considering a career as a Steel Erector in the UK?
Before you make any big, life-changing decisions, it’s important to research the role thoroughly – what does it involve? What’s the average salary? What steel erecting qualifications are required?
All these questions need to be answered before you can make an informed decision about moving…
Looking to achieve a qualification from the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB)?
As the employer-led skills body for the engineering construction industry (ECI) in Great Britain, obtaining your ECITB Level 2 Diploma in Erecting Steelwork Components (RQF) can open doors.
The knowledgeable team at SB Skills Solutions explains the benefits of enrolling for ECITB…
Weighing up whether it’s worth obtaining a construction NVQ (National Vocational Qualification)?
Regardless of whether you’ve already considered taking a construction NVQ or you’ve only just heard of this type of qualification, rest assured, we can help you to fully explore your options.
At SB Skills Solutions, our team of assessors has guided countless NVQ…
What are the roles and responsibilities of a construction site manager?
Interested in becoming a construction site manager, but unsure whether your skills and experience lend themselves to site management?
To help you determine whether this role is right for you, the team of expert assessors at SB Skills Solutions explore some of the key…
Construction site managers are responsible for small sections of a construction project all the way through to management of entire development projects.
This role is diverse and not for everyone, but if you feel that you can take on the responsibility of a construction site manager, then look no further.
The team of expert training…
