• Overview

    Whether you’re a novice or have some basic working knowledge, this N010 telehandler training course will provide you with all you need to know in order to operate a telehandler forklift truck safely.  Through a combination of theory and practical learning, anyone attending this course will leave with a solid understanding of:
    • Current legislation related to the industry
    • Common hazards associated with heavy plant machinery
    • Health and safety best practice
    • Your role and responsibilities as a telehandler forklift truck operator
    • The manufacturer’s handbook for the specific machine you’ll be operating
    • Understanding the machine: locating controls and components and explaining their functions
    • Mount and dismount safely
    • Carry out pre-operational checks
    • Be able to start the engine, move off, manoeuvre to the work area and stop safely
    • Configure the telescopic handler for travel
    • Understand the complexities of travelling over different terrain, including hills, inclines, rough surfaces, confined spaces and open areas
    • Safely manoeuvre when laden and unladen
    • Ensure the work area is safe
    • Configure the machine for lifting and load handling tasks
    • Carry out a range of lifting and load handling tasks safely
    • Safely fit and adjust a range of attachments, understand their purpose and safely remove them
    • External transport and machine transportation: Explain load and unload procedures
    • Carry out end of shift and shut down procedures

  • Course Details 
    • Operate the excavator 360° tracked safely and productively
    • Fit and operate ancillary equipment
    • Site the machine safely and efficiently
    • Carry out minor adjustments and routine servicing procedures
    • Understand the capabilities, purposes and limitations of each machine
    • Follow all necessary safety precautions
    • Interpret the information provided by level pegs and profiles
    • Be aware of the necessary routine adjustments and service procedures, and carry them out
    • Work to levels with the aid of laser equipment

    Entry Requirements

    CITB Health, Safety and Environment test completed and passed within the last two years before the course start date or CPCS test date. A good level of written and spoken English is required to successfully complete this course.
  • Course Details 
    • Operate the excavator 360° tracked safely and productively
    • Fit and operate ancillary equipment
    • Site the machine safely and efficiently
    • Carry out minor adjustments and routine servicing procedures
    • Understand the capabilities, purposes and limitations of each machine
    • Follow all necessary safety precautions
    • Interpret the information provided by level pegs and profiles
    • Be aware of the necessary routine adjustments and service procedures, and carry them out
    • Work to levels with the aid of laser equipment

    Entry Requirements

    CITB Health, Safety and Environment test completed and passed within the last two years before the course start date or CPCS test date. A good level of written and spoken English is required to successfully complete this course.
  • Course Details 
    • Operate the excavator 360° tracked safely and productively
    • Fit and operate ancillary equipment
    • Site the machine safely and efficiently
    • Carry out minor adjustments and routine servicing procedures
    • Understand the capabilities, purposes and limitations of each machine
    • Follow all necessary safety precautions
    • Interpret the information provided by level pegs and profiles
    • Be aware of the necessary routine adjustments and service procedures, and carry them out
    • Work to levels with the aid of laser equipment

    Entry Requirements

    CITB Health, Safety and Environment test completed and passed within the last two years before the course start date or CPCS test date. A good level of written and spoken English is required to successfully complete this course.
  • Course Details 
    • Operate the excavator 360° tracked safely and productively
    • Fit and operate ancillary equipment
    • Site the machine safely and efficiently
    • Carry out minor adjustments and routine servicing procedures
    • Understand the capabilities, purposes and limitations of each machine
    • Follow all necessary safety precautions
    • Interpret the information provided by level pegs and profiles
    • Be aware of the necessary routine adjustments and service procedures, and carry them out
    • Work to levels with the aid of laser equipment

    Entry Requirements

    CITB Health, Safety and Environment test completed and passed within the last two years before the course start date or CPCS test date. A good level of written and spoken English is required to successfully complete this course.
  • Pre-course Requirements

    Delegates must have passed the appropriate HS&E test within the last two years prior to attending this course

    Course Overview

    The Forward Tipping Dumper course is delivered through a combination of classroom-based learning and practical training.

    Course Structure

    • Operate the machine to the relevant standard (depending on level applied for)
    • Fit and operate ancillary equipment
    • Site the machine safely and efficiently
    • Know which minor adjustments and routine servicing procedures are necessary, and be able to carry them out
    • Prepare the machine for travelling on the public highway
    • Understand the capabilities, purposes and limitations of each machine
    • Apply all necessary safety precautions
    • Understand how diesel engines work and how various parts of the machine operate.
  • Pre-course Requirements

    Delegates must have passed the appropriate HS&E test within the last two years prior to attending this course

    Course Overview

    The Forward Tipping Dumper course is delivered through a combination of classroom-based learning and practical training.

    Course Structure

    • Operate the machine to the relevant standard (depending on level applied for)
    • Fit and operate ancillary equipment
    • Site the machine safely and efficiently
    • Know which minor adjustments and routine servicing procedures are necessary, and be able to carry them out
    • Prepare the machine for travelling on the public highway
    • Understand the capabilities, purposes and limitations of each machine
    • Apply all necessary safety precautions
    • Understand how diesel engines work and how various parts of the machine operate.
  • The NPORS Combined Forward Tipping Dumper N204 and Road Roller N214 course is designed for individuals seeking foundation training and assessment in operating and maintaining both Forward Tipping Dumpers and Road Rollers. Whether you are new to the field or seeking a skills refresh, this comprehensive course ensures participants gain the necessary knowledge and skills for safe and efficient operation of these essential construction pieces of plant.
  • The NPORS Combined Forward Tipping Dumper N204 and Road Roller N214 course is designed for individuals seeking foundation training and assessment in operating and maintaining both Forward Tipping Dumpers and Road Rollers. Whether you are new to the field or seeking a skills refresh, this comprehensive course ensures participants gain the necessary knowledge and skills for safe and efficient operation of these essential construction pieces of plant.
  • Pre-course Requirements

    Delegates must have passed the appropriate HS&E test within the last two years prior to attending this course

    Course Overview

    The Ride on Roller course is delivered through a combination of classroom-based learning and practical training.

    Course Structure

    • All pre-start, running checks and shut down procedures
    • Set roller for travel
    • Awareness of on-site hazards
    • Set the roller for compaction duties
    • Place roller in an out of service condition
    • Recognise compacted/uncompacted areas
    • Conditions that may cause instability of the roller
    • Safety procedures when working up to unsupported edges
    • Loading and unloading procedures on/off a transporter
  • Pre-course Requirements

    Delegates must have passed the appropriate HS&E test within the last two years prior to attending this course

    Course Overview

    The Ride on Roller course is delivered through a combination of classroom-based learning and practical training.

    Course Structure

    • All pre-start, running checks and shut down procedures
    • Set roller for travel
    • Awareness of on-site hazards
    • Set the roller for compaction duties
    • Place roller in an out of service condition
    • Recognise compacted/uncompacted areas
    • Conditions that may cause instability of the roller
    • Safety procedures when working up to unsupported edges
    • Loading and unloading procedures on/off a transporter
  • NPORS Excavator as a Crane (N100) Course Content

    To provide knowledge and understanding in the following areas:
    • Have a basic understanding of the industry, the dangers of working in the industry and their responsibilities as an operator
    • Be able to conform to manufacturers requirements as per technical data, conform to relevant regulations and legislation
    • Be able to locate, identify and explain safe working loads, lifting capacity chart and explain different lifting configurations and working ranges
    • Identify and explain different lifting procedures, explain what task could fall into each category
    • Identify and explain centres of gravity, calculate estimated weights of loads
    • Identify any overhead / proximity hazards
    • Be able to agree the signal codes / hand signals, direction of movement, safe working and safe landing, placement zone with the slinger / signaller
    • Ensure excavator is in a safe condition for attachments to be fitted
    • Checked load integrity and security by carrying out trial lift
    • Be able to lift and move a load to a designated position in a safe and controlled manner ensuring minimum uncontrolled movement
    • Environmental considerations
    • Carry out all of service and securing procedures
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