Training site workers

Series: Building ; 266(8186) 25 May 2001, 16(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: A new scheme is being piloted by 5 leading UK universities which would see them paying contractors to train their construction workers. The Construction Industry Training Board supports the programme and is sharing the training costs.

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A new scheme is being piloted by 5 leading UK universities which would see them paying contractors to train their construction workers. The Construction Industry Training Board supports the programme and is sharing the training costs.

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