The
Construction Health and Safety Group (CHSG) was formed
in 1952 with a membership of 17 representatives from the
major construction companies in the London area.
In
2002 it celebrated 50 years of remarkable achievement and
sustained success in the field of accident prevention,
having established itself as one of the premier safety
groups and main providers of construction safety training
in the country. It has a reputation for the delivery of
first class training, where customer care and efficient,
effective service is a priority.
It
is universally acknowledged that CHSG, after 50 years
of practice, is very good at what it does best – providing
affordable safety training for the construction industry
using a team of lecturers currently active in the industry.
Its
principal aims and objectives are the same today as they
were when CHSG was formed in 1952:
(a) to improve occupational health in the industry;
(b) to foster co-operation between government, employers and those who
work in the construction industry;
(c) to study the health and safety training needs of the industry;
(d) to provide training in response to the identified need.
CHSG,
now a company limited by guarantee, with charitable status,
has a membership in excess of 500. Senior safety professionals
from member organisations are elected to form the management
board which meets bi-monthly, and the day-to-day operations
of the Group are controlled by a small dedicated staff
led by the General Manager.
Training
is provided in a relaxed atmosphere at our training centre,
which is ideally located in Chertsey, Surrey with easy
access to road, rail and airport links. The three lecture
rooms are air-conditioned, comfortable and equipped with
the most modern audio-visual equipment. The centre also
houses the Group's administrative offices and staff.
The
range of safety training courses is extremely comprehensive
covering a wide range of construction related subjects
but many of the courses are suitable for industry and commerce
generally. For a complete schedule of courses for 2007
please click here.
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