
Theory of Plastering and Skimming
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Theory of Plastering and Skimming
A free online course that teaches you the theory of professional plastering and skimming in a safe work environment.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (2)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Define plastering, its purpose, and its significance in construction
- Identify and differentiate between various plastering techniques, including plastering ceilings and floors
- Recognise and work with different materials used in construction
- Recall opportunities and pathways for building a career in plastering
- Explain the application, handling, and fundamentals of working with plasterboard
- Describe the rendering process– the stages and techniques of achieving professional-grade results
- Identify and repair the common plastering issues to achieve a flawless finish
- Compare skim-coating drywall and skim-coating plaster
- Explain how to prepare plasterboard and the techniques of skim-coating walls
- Describe the process of four key areas of plastering techniques
- Recall the UK's critical health and safety legislation relevant to the workplace environment
- Outline the vital accident and emergency procedures for quick response in critical situations
Course Overview
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