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Octg-Membership-Benefits.Pdf The Oxfordshire Construction Training Group - The Benefits - Cost effective ‘one-stop-shop’ advice and assistance on all aspects of both construction and related ‘soft skills’ training solutions, designed to include: Strategic, Management & Supervisory development Technical Skills (including Modern Methods of Construction) General H&S (CSCS) and Plant (CPCS & NPORS) First Aid at Work Aiding the pre-qualification Tendering process A dedicated Training Officer, with access to a preferred list of accredited providers Significant Member discounts on related Health & Safety, First Aid and Plant training Access to subsidised training packages and CITB construction-specific funding Sharing of skill-based resources for Apprentice training and learning – evidence-based portfolio development, leading to full qualification Annual Apprentice Wage Rate guidance Annual Apprentice of The Year Awards (Merit, NVQ Levels 2 & 3) Direct links to local Colleges of FE and Trade Associations Employment and Occupational Health guidance HR support and advice, plus recruitment, training planning and evaluation Member-specific website access, with a reliable central point of reference Assistance with maximising the return on annual CITB Levy, via Grant Claims A cohesive and collective local voice for the industry Industry and Trade networking forum Annual Membership Fees (from January to December 2021) = £200.00 + VAT www.theoctg.co.uk “satisfying local skill and Apprenticeship needs, leading to greater prosperity for our Members” Group Members (2021) Barr Group Limited, North Weston, near Thame Benfield & Loxley (Builders) Limited, Cowley, Oxford Bicester Roofing Company Limited, Weston-on-the-Green Cobra Concrete Pumps Limited, Standford-in-the-Vale Conifer Joinery Limited, Kidlington Cridland Construction Limited, Marlborough David Beecroft Limited, Weston-on-the-Green Drew Warren Roofing & Building Contractor, Witney Fergal Contracting Company Limited, Standlake Gelder Joinery Limited, Kidlington K B Brickwork & Building Limited, Long Crendon Kidlington Joinery, Islip, near Kidlington K J Brookes Builders Limited, Warmington, near Banbury Kingerlee Limited, Kidlington Lockinge Estate Building Services, East Lockinge, near Wantage Maylarch Environmental Limited, Eynsham Natural Stone Craft Limited, Standlake Richard Ward (Oxford) Limited, Islip, near Kidlington Robin J Perry Limited, Milton-under-Wychwood S Hutchins & Green Limited, Oxford Sporn Construction Limited, Stratton Audley Stepnell Limited, Wantage Taylor Wimpey South Midlands, Bletchley, near Milton Keynes Vince O’Brien Plastering Contractors Limited, Shipton-under-Wychwood W G Carter Limited, Appleton, near Abingdon Ward & Co. (Building Conservation) Limited, Ibstone, near High Wycombe Wooldridge & Simpson LLP, Tackley Associate Members Abingdon & Witney College, Witney ACE Training, Kidlington Associated Training Services Group Limited, Tadley, near Basingstoke Aylesbury College, Aylesbury Banbury & Bicester College (Activate Learning), Banbury Bicester Construction Skills Centre, Bicester City of Oxford College (Activate Learning), Blackbird Leys, Oxford Construction Industry Training Providers Limited (CITP), Tadley, near Basingstoke Harris Safety Training Solutions Limited, Lechlade Multi Trades Training Limited, Brimpton Oxford College of First Aid, East Hagbourne, near Didcot Safety Services (UK) Limited, Long Hanborough TEB Plant Training Services, Upper Heyford The University of Oxford, Environmental Change Institute, Oxford Warwickshire College, Moreton Morrell & Leamington Spa .
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