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FORMACIÓN TPC CONSTRUCCIÓN

TRAINING

TPC - TPM

WE TRAIN PROFESSIONALS

FORMACIÓN TPM METAL

TPC

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General training

(From 8 to 2,000 hours)

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Training by job

(From 10 to 70 hours)

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Training by trades

(20 hours)

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Specific training

(6 hours)

What is TPC?

The Professional Construction Card, although it is not mandatory, if it is a good tool available to all construction workers, who  allows you to demonstrate your:

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  • Experience in the sector.

  • Professional qualification.

  • Training received.

 

The card is not mandatory, but training is, for all workers who provide services to companies. Always within the scope of the General Agreement of the Construction Sector.

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To obtain the TPC you must have completed one of the following training actions:

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GENERAL TRAINING:

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  • Initial training: eight hours.

  • Basic level training (carried out before September 6, 2007): 50 hours.

  • Basic level training in construction prevention: 60 hours.

  • Intermediate level training: 300 hours.

  • Higher Technician in Occupational Risk Prevention: 2,000 hours.

  • Superior Technician in PRL: Occupational Safety Specialty: 600 hours.

  • Superior Technician in PRL: Industrial Hygiene Specialty: 600 hours.

  • Superior Technician in PRL: Ergonomics and Applied Psychosociology Specialty: 600 hours.

  • Health and safety coordinator at construction sites: 200 hours.

 

TRAINING BY JOB:

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  • Business managers: ten hours.

  • Project managers and execution technicians: 20 hours.

  • Middle managers: 20 hours.

  • Prevention delegates: 70 hours.

  • Administrative: 20 hours.

 

TRAINING FOR TRADES:

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  • Insulation and waterproofing work: 20 hours.

  • Worker and auxiliary temporary installations: 20 hours.

  • Placement of covering materials: 20 hours.

  • Maintenance and operation of roads: 20 hours.

  • Execution of tunnels and support of underground excavations and slopes: 20 hours.

  • Railway track construction and maintenance work: 20 hours.

  • Maritime work: 20 hours.

  • Stabilization of esplanades and pavement extension: 20 hours.

  • Assembly work for tubular structures: 20 hours.

  • Special foundations, drilling and drilling: 20 hours.

  • Works of supply and sanitation networks and wells: 20 hours.

  • Precast concrete assembly work on site: 20 hours.

  • Materials workshop operator: 20 hours.

  • Work: 20 hours.

  • Demolition and rehabilitation: 20 hours.

  • Formwork: 20 hours.

  • Ferrallado: 20 hours.

  • Plaster coatings: 20 hours.

  • Electricity: 20 hours.

  • Plumbing: 20 hours.

  • Stonework: 20 hours.

  • Painting: 20 hours.

  • Flooring and tiling: 20 hours.

  • Lifting device operators: 20 hours.

  • Vehicle and machinery operators for earthmoving: 20 hours.

  • Manual equipment operators: 20 hours.

 

SIX SPECIFIC HOURS:

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  • Insulation and waterproofing work.

  • Works of supply and sanitation networks and wells.

  • Execution of tunnels and support of underground excavations and slopes.

  • Stabilization work on esplanades and pavement spread.

  • Placement of covering materials.

  • Precast concrete assembly work on site.

  • Materials workshop operator.

  • Maritime works.

  • Railway track construction and maintenance work.

  • Special foundation work, drilling and drilling.

  • Assembly work for tubular structures.

  • Road maintenance and operation works.

  • Operator of temporary construction and auxiliary facilities.

TPC

What is the TPM?

The Professional Card of the metal sector, also without being mandatory, allows the worker to demonstrate their:

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  • Work experience.

  • Professional qualification.

  • Training received.

 

Training is mandatory for all workers as long as they are within the scope of the State Metal Sector Agreement.

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To obtain the TPM you must have completed at least one of the following training actions:

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GENERAL TRAINING:

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  • Initial training: eight hours.

  • Basic level training (carried out before September 6, 2007): 50 hours.

  • Basic level prevention training in Construction: 60 hours.

  • Intermediate level training: 300 hours.

  • Higher Technician in Occupational Risk Prevention: 2,000 hours.

  • Superior Technician in PRL: Occupational Safety specialty: 600 hours.

  • Superior Technician in PRL: Industrial Hygiene specialty: 600 hours.

  • Superior Technician in PRL: Ergonomics and Applied Psychosociology specialty: 600 hours.

  • Health and safety coordinator at construction sites: 200 hours.

 

TRAINING BY JOB:

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  • Business managers: ten hours.

  • Responsible for works and execution technicians: 20 hours.

  • Middle managers: 20 hours. Prevention delegates: 70 hours.

  • Administrative: 20 hours.

 

TRAINING FOR TRADES:

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  • Scrap: 20 hours.

  • Electricity: assembly and maintenance of high voltage and low voltage installations: 20 hours.

  • Plumbing and air conditioning installations: 20 hours.

  • Elevator installations: 20 hours.

  • Lifting device operators: 20 hours.

  • Manual equipment operators: 20 hours.

  • Installations, repairs, assemblies, metallic structures, locksmith and metallic carpentry: 20 hours.

TPM

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General training

(From 8 to 2,000 hours)

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Training by job

(From 10 to 70 hours)

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Training by trades

(20 hours)

TPM
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