• 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 A56 Articulated Chassis course is there to enable you to operate and maintain the operations of dump trucks with an articulated chassis. You must recognise the risks associated with quick hitch devices and how to use them safely.

    Course Structure

    • Operating the machine to a minimum standard
    • Fitting and operating ancillary equipment
    • Siting the machine safely and efficiently
    • Carrying out minor adjustments and routine servicing procedures
    • Preparing the machine for travelling on the public highway
    • The capabilities of each machine, its purpose and limitations
    • All safety precautions necessary for the correct operation of the machine
    • How diesel engines work and how various parts of the machine operate
    • Which routine adjustments and servicing procedures are necessary, and how to carry them out
  • The NRSWA Operative course is a 5 day course that includes several units covering a range of street work site activities. Each unit you complete successfully will earn you a certificate which will be added to your Street Works Operative Card.
  • The NRSWA Operative course is a 5 day course that includes several units covering a range of street work site activities. Each unit you complete successfully will earn you a certificate which will be added to your Street Works Operative Card.
  • The NRSWA Operative course is a 5 day course that includes several units covering a range of street work site activities. Each unit you complete successfully will earn you a certificate which will be added to your Street Works Operative Card.
  • NRSWA Operatives Re-Assessment Training (New Roads and Street Works Act) is a necessity for any employee who have previously completed the NRSWA Operatives course. Delegates who wish to undertake this training MUST provide a scanned copy of their current Streetworks card (Front and Back).  Students MUST complete their training within 5 years of the card expiry.  Failure to adhere to these guidelines will result in the delegate having to sit the full NRSWA Operatives 5 day course again.
  • NRSWA Operatives Re-Assessment Training (New Roads and Street Works Act) is a necessity for any employee who have previously completed the NRSWA Operatives course. Delegates who wish to undertake this training MUST provide a scanned copy of their current Streetworks card (Front and Back).  Students MUST complete their training within 5 years of the card expiry.  Failure to adhere to these guidelines will result in the delegate having to sit the full NRSWA Operatives 5 day course again.
  • The aim of the NRSWA Supervisor Course is to enable Supervisors to gain the necessary qualifications under the New roads and Streetworks Act 1991 which allow them to carry out their duties on the public highway, ranging from excavation to permanent re-instatement of paved structures.
  • The aim of the NRSWA Supervisor Course is to enable Supervisors to gain the necessary qualifications under the New roads and Streetworks Act 1991 which allow them to carry out their duties on the public highway, ranging from excavation to permanent re-instatement of paved structures.
  • The aim of the NRSWA Supervisor Course is to enable Supervisors to gain the necessary qualifications under the New roads and Streetworks Act 1991 which allow them to carry out their duties on the public highway, ranging from excavation to permanent re-instatement of paved structures.
  • NRSWA Supervisor Re-Assessment Training (New Roads and Street Works) is a necessity for any employee who have previously completed the NRSWA Supervisor course. Delegates who wish to undertake this training MUST provide a scanned copy of their current Street Works card (Front and Back). Students MUST complete their training within 5 years of the card expiry. Failure to adhere to these guidelines will result in the delegate having to sit the full NRSWA Supervisor 5 day course again.
  • NRSWA Supervisor Re-Assessment Training (New Roads and Street Works) is a necessity for any employee who have previously completed the NRSWA Supervisor course. Delegates who wish to undertake this training MUST provide a scanned copy of their current Street Works card (Front and Back). Students MUST complete their training within 5 years of the card expiry. Failure to adhere to these guidelines will result in the delegate having to sit the full NRSWA Supervisor 5 day course again.
  • The PASMA Towers for Users training course is the best known and most recognised qualification for the safe assembly and dismantling of aluminium scaffold towers. The morning session is in the classroom, followed by a short written test. The afternoon session is practical training, involving the building and dismantling of scaffold towers.

    Who Is This Course For?

    Anyone who works with the assembly and dismantling of aluminium mobile access towers on site or in a commercial environment.

    Course Structure

    • Employer’s and employee’s legal responsibilities
    • Tower components
    • Pre-use inspection
    • Safe methods of erection & dismantling
    • Variances in manufacture
    • Common hazards
    • Practical training
    Delegates will take a written test and complete a practical assessment. Successful delegates will receive the PASMA training certificate and photo ID card.
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