- Concrete Technology & Construction Stage 2 - General Principles Health and Safety
- Sustainability
- Properties of concrete
- Reinforced concrete
- Prestressed concrete
- Fibre-reinforced concrete
- Materials
- Lightweight and heavy-weight aggregates
- Testing concrete
- Specification
- Mix design
- Concrete production and supply of ready-mixed, precast, site-mixed
- Formwork
- Placing, compaction and finishing
- Curing
- Roads
- Ground slabs, floors and screeds
- Joints
- Testing
- Quality control and statistical methods
- Management
ICT Concrete Technology & Construction Stage 2 - General Principles
The course Concrete Technology & Construction Stage 2 - General Principles represents the first of two intermediate-level training schemes for all personnel involved in production, use or quality control activities associated with concrete.
As well as providing essential and up-to-date information for specifiers, producers and contractors, the course can prepare candidates, if they wish, for the examination leading to the recognized qualification Concrete Technology & Construction Stage 2 - General Principles awarded by the ICT.
It is generally expected that candidates will have some prior experience and/or possess the Stage 1 entry-level qualification Concrete Practice. The modular approach is designed to enable those candidates intending to become qualified to commence the course in September and complete it in time for revision before the examination that is traditionally held in mid-May the following year.
Candidates are free, however, to proceed at their own pace.
The course fee is £1175 Sterling.
SYLLABUS
Concrete Technology & Construction - Intermediate Level - General Principles
