THE Myanmar Construction En­trepreneurs Federation (MCEF) has announced the opening of Batch 1 of a Building Renovation Masonry training course in Man­dalay, which aims to train up to 100 participants.

 

The free masonry training will run for one month, from 18 February to 18 March. Currently, Batch 1 in the first location is underway with an initial group of 20 trainees.

 

Project Team Leader U Myo Nyunt and trainers U Khin Maung Myint, U Khaing Zaw Win, U Phyo Linn Aung, and U Yan Naing explained several key aspects of the industry, including the objectives of the training and the On-the-Job Training (OJT) system, trainee codes of con­duct and the mandatory use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for safety, specialized con­struction topics such as working at heights, electrical hazards, and equipment safety, and house­keeping, waste management, emergency response, and safety communication (Toolbox Talks).

 

The programme is struc­tured to train 20 participants per location across five different sites to reach the 100-person goal. Ac­cording to MCEF, the primary ob­jective is to disseminate technical construction knowledge, and the course is open to anyone with basic masonry skills. — MT/ZN