Topographical Surveying
2025-10-29 - 2025-10-31 | 5-7 Museum Place, Cardiff, CF10 3BD, 5-7 Museum Place, Cardiff, CF10 3BD, United Kingdom
Topographical Surveying Training Cardiff Module 1
This Topographical Surveying Training Cardiff has been developed to provide a general overview of basic land surveying and measurement techniques using manual and electronic equipment, transfer of field data to digital terrain modelling software and to produce 2 or 3 dimensional survey output files for computer aided design (CAD).
Course Aims:
The course will give the candidate a brief insight and understanding of surveying principles and equipment.
Candidates will gain practical experience in the use of manual and electronic equipment to successfully carry out levelling surveys and topographical surveys of project sites, and to digitally transfer the topographical field data to Land Surveying Software to produce a 3 dimensional model of the site and output ACAD compatible files for design purposes.
Course Outline:
1. Introduction to land surveying.
2. Levelling operations: a) Height of collimation method; b) Rise and fall method; c) Use of ordnance survey bench marks
3. Use of electronic surveying instruments.
4. Undertaking a topographical survey.
5. Establishment of survey control: a) Three point resection; b) Using digital Ordnance survey maps; c) Using GPS
6. Digital data transfer from survey instruments: a) Leica geo office tools; b) Topcon tools
7. Survey data processing
8. Use of AutoCAD in surveying
Delivery Methodology:

Presentation by tutor
Workshop and case study
Feedback activity

Benefits Perceived by attendees:

Maintain existing and updating surveying skills
Gain practical experience in Land Surveying, on-site working with surveyors and engineers

Intended for:
Construction industry professionals who wish to update their existing surveying skills or who are in the early part of their careers and who wish to gain useful practical experience in land surveying.
Course Duration: 3 Days

CDM 2015 Training Course
2025-10-30
An understanding of the CDM 2015 Regulation
This is our new CDM 2015 training course. The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 came into force on 6th April 2015. These changes represent a significant change in the way that health and safety is managed in the construction industry. The key changes that will be covered in our training are:

CDM Coordinator role replaced by a ‘Principal Designer’.
Client duties strengthened.
Client’s “key project advisor” role removed.
Principal Designer and Principal Contractor required for all projects with more than one “trade” Contractor on site.
Construction Phase Plan is required for all projects.
Notification (Threshold).
‘Explicit competence’ requirements removed.
Duties to be applicable to domestic projects.

The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 places legal duties for those involved in construction projects. These duties will be explained in our training in 6 modules as shown below:

The Role of the Client:
The roles and responsibilities allocated to clients under CDM regulations
Role of the Principal Designer:
Which responsibilities the principle designers have under the CDM regulations
Role of the Designer:
The roles and responsibilities of designers under CDM regulations
Role of the Principal Contractor:
What responsibilities belong to the principal contractor under CDM regulations
Role of the Contractors:
What roles and responsibilities belong to the contractors under CDM regulations
Role of the Workers:
The roles and responsibilities of workers under the CDM regulations

We run our CDM 2015 training in small classes to ensure the highest quality of training possible. We ensure quality by providing the training through a chartered engineer as our tutor.
If you are interested in our CDM 2015 training course, you can contact us either by telephone or by email.

Phone: 029 21 156 603
Email: Info@CareerChangeWales.co.uk
Venue: 5-7 Museum Place, Cardiff. CF10 3BD

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