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Our first Funded Adult Training course is now fully booked and delegates are being trained on a daily basis for the next 5 weeks!

Our next course is due to commence on 17th June – 19th July.

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Here at GMCT, we are extremely happy to have passed our annual Site Safety Plus Audit with CITB, with zero actions to be taken!

As well as this, the CITB team were pleased to see that we are using our ATO system to upload courses and process grant claims on a regular basis.

Since becoming an ATO, our clients are very grateful that we have now taken the pressure of claiming grants off their hands – and better yet, they have received their grant money within weeks of the course completion date!

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We are now a CITB Approved Training Organisation!

Our client’s can now claim their grants back if they book on to an approved course with us!

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Rochdale Business Awards

GMCT Ltd are delighted to announce that we have been short listed  in this years Rochdale Business  Awards for the “New Business of the year award” This is a fantastic achievement in our first year of operations, and a credit to all the GMCT Ltd team for their hard work, enthusiasm and dedication.

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We are now accredited to deliver CPCS training and testing at our site in Bowlee, Middleton, Just off Junction 19 of the M60

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GMCT Ltd are pleased to be partnered with Bamford

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Bamford Contract Services

Established in 1989, Bamford provide temporary, contract & permanent staffing solutions to the Construction, Industrial, Engineering, Food and Commercial Sectors.

With a proven track record over more than 25 years, Bamford have consistently focused on providing our clients with a highly Ethical, Cost effective, Reliable, Professional Recruitment service supplying flexible workforce solutions to the public and private sector throughout the North West and Yorkshire.

For more informationTel: 01706 860070

or visit at

http://www.bamfordcs.co.uk/construction-jobs.html

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See us in the local news

Greater Manchester Construction Training builds a base in Middleton

GMCT Press

Brad Daniel, Nigel MacDonald, Councillor Richard Farnell, Ian Eardley and Sam Booth, who is training at GMCT Ltd

Greater Manchester Construction Training Limited (GMCT Ltd) has driven its diggers onto a two-acre plot in Bowlee, Middleton following an 18-month search for a site.

It is the only training centre in Greater Manchester which offers national apprenticeships in operating construction machinery.

Director Brad Daniel said: “With major projects the new shopping and leisure development in the town centre on the horizon, there’s huge potential for construction in Rochdale.

“Being located at Bowlee also means local people will be in the best position to receive training and potentially employment because we offer the national apprenticeship and adult learning. The only other places where people can receive this type of training are Norfolk and Preston.”

The company, which works with major names like Russells, Kier and Wates, as well as smaller companies, was founded by Brad and Ian Eardley, who between them have more than 20 years-experience of training construction workers. The duo already have an office in Sudden and wanted to stay in the borough as they expanded their business.

Brad Daniel added: “A lot of people left the industry during the recession or were reluctant to enter into it, but now construction is booming and we are building again, particularly in Rochdale, we need to fill that skills gap.

“The business community is thriving in Rochdale and we work with other local firms like PLP Construction in Heywood.

“The council has helped us make connections with other people in the industry and they found this site for us after a really long search. We had really specific requirements, so we would not have found this place without the help of the council.”

One local who has already benefitted is Sam Booth, 25, from Milnrow. Sam, who currently works at the council’s Bowlee nursery, has been offered free training by the firm to give him more career options.

He said: “I will be working towards my CSCS (Construction Skills Certification Scheme), which is your passport in this industry really. It is an exciting time for me because I am saving up to get my own place and this gives me potential to go into a really good career.”

Ian Eardley added: “Demand for training is greater than the supply in this industry and salaries can go up to £20-£25 an hour, depending on the job, so construction is a great career option. We have already put 20 people through training and are looking forward to getting even more local people ready to build the new Rochdale.”

Councillor Richard Farnell, leader of Rochdale Borough Council, said: “Having this national training centre right on our doorstep is a great opportunity for our young people and those who are looking to re-enter this industry. Rochdale is booming.

“We have got major developments happening all the time and we are building 460 new homes each year, so there will be plenty of opportunities for local people to get work in the borough once they have completed their training.”

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