ACCREDITATIONS
ACCREDITATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NCTS MASTER ROOFERS TRAINING ACADEMIES
As a training organisation, National Construction Training Services (NCTS) is associated with many credible companies. Master Roofers are delighted to be a partner to them and the associated companies listed.
The National Federation of Roofing Contractors Limited (NFRC) is the UK’s largest roofing trade association. With a history spanning over 125 years, NFRC has established itself as the voice of the roofing industry, constantly adapting to change and innovation to ensure its members are at the forefront.
CITB – Construction Industry Trade Board
National Construction Training Services is pleased to announce that we are a CITB Approved Training Organisation (ATO).
National Construction Training Services is pleased to announce that we are a CITB Approved Training Organisation (ATO).
- This means that we are recognised by the CITB and the British construction industry for delivering good quality training that meets industry approved standards.
- We are part of CITB’s automated grant payments system, making it easier for employers to book courses with us for their workers and be reimbursed for it.
FTMRC – Federation of Traditional Metal Roofing Contractors
One of the principal objectives of the Federation of Traditional Metal Roofing Contractors is to improve the workmanship standards of installation and widen the technical design knowledge necessary to protect the integrity of the installation. The revival in the use of copper, zinc, stainless steel and galvanised mild steel in the fully supported metal roofing sector over the last 20 years has highlighted a shortage of skilled installers and the gap in formalising up to date codes of practice suited to modern construction requirements within the United Kingdom.
One of the principal objectives of the Federation of Traditional Metal Roofing Contractors is to improve the workmanship standards of installation and widen the technical design knowledge necessary to protect the integrity of the installation. The revival in the use of copper, zinc, stainless steel and galvanised mild steel in the fully supported metal roofing sector over the last 20 years has highlighted a shortage of skilled installers and the gap in formalising up to date codes of practice suited to modern construction requirements within the United Kingdom.
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